Pandor Pandorkful

Fat 30-something butch genderfluid lesbian with ADHD just tryin' to cope. She/He/Any. BLM & TRANS RIGHTS. https://patreon.com/pandorkful https://ko-fi.com/pandorkful @pandorkful (creative chaos) @pandorkful-art (my art) @pandorkful-dolls (my dolls) @just-ghaleon (ghaleon and lunar stuff)

[pandor-pandorkful]

Thinking about my stupid number of blogs lol

@pandor-pandorkful - u r here :B My primary blog, where EVERYTHING goes. But that can be overwhelming (I think), so I also have

@pandorkful - mainly announcements, creative ponderings and a place to collect both my artwork and doll making posts. But not everyone is into all that (I think), so I also have

@pandorkful-art - It's just my art!

@pandorkful-dolls - It's just my dolls!

@pandorinspo - where I reblog inspo for my various comic projects

@just-ghaleon - my Lunar fanblog, formerly doll photocomic ask-Ghaleon. But I do want to bring that back so I'm also sitting on

@ask-ghaleon - nothing here yet! (I need to redo Ghaleon's faceup still... I gave him a full makeover last summer! New faceup, new hair, new modded body! The works!! Now I just need to finish a roombox set and some props. :3c)

@punishableghaleon - mainly grabbed the username as a gag, as a mutual saw a bot with a similar name and we thought it was funny hahaha... probably just going to use it for shits and giggles.

@lunarweek - coordinating Lunar Week from this blog, which runs July 14 -20 this year! (2024)

@draw-your-babygirl - dumping ground for every babygirl pose i can find, properly sourced to whoever first cried "BABYGIRL!" ...to the best of my ability, at least

And I have 1 "secret" blog for my very very old art :B (It's @secretpandor and it's not that secret lol)

"Holy crap Pandor why so many sideblogs?!" You and I may ask ourselves.

The answer is of course: ADHD.

Screencap of my madness under the readmore lol

I might have a problem :B

[classicfilmpunk]

1966 Topps Frankenstein Stickers

[twerklina]

Vintage Valentine’s Day Cards

[lake-lady]

Yes yes yes yes yES YES YES YES

[whizpurr]

[pangur-and-grim]

can you look at this tiktok and tell me if it's funny, or if I just tortured my publisher for no good reason?

[pangur-and-grim]

actually I don't like salmon anymore bc I didn't realize you had to freeze it! I thought it was like bacon, where all the flavouring stuff preserved it. anyway long story short, I realized my salmon had gone slightly bad but forced myself to eat it all in one big meal because otherwise that's a waste of money, and then I got really sick, and now I can't think about salmon without my butthole clenching

[slime-enthusiast]

pick up your copy of sir cameron today

[rio-specimen]

DAILY AFFIRMATIONS

1. I AM A GOOD LITTLE LAB EXPERIMENT

2. MY SUFFERING IS FOR THE GREATER GOOD

3. THE SCIENTIST THAT EXPERIMENTS ON ME LOVES ME UNCONDITIONALLY

4. I LOVE GOING INTO THE TUBE/JAR/INSERT RELEVANT APPARATUS OF CONTAINMENT

Reblog to share with your friends who are also Scientific specimens🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[lymphwyrm]

NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS:

1. draw more things that suck

2. become more freaky

[silviacrossdresser]

From German magazine Lustige Blätter, 1932.

[gaypornvideoswebsite]

in my mind

(alt text in images)

[indoorscreamingvoice]

transmasc chests for a queer art show!! the higher saturation yellow makes them look golden hehehe <3

[princesssokphanny]

A once-in-a-lifetime shot — the moon perfectly framed by a rainbow. Caught at just the right time. 🌈 🌕

[kedreeva]

Sourcing the photos as taken by Mark Ham on Instagram, according to one of the replies.

[cocosnowlo-drawings]

The gaaang ❤️ FFV my beloved

[anasabdin]

Palm Serenade

[tinsil]

no manners

[elodieunderglass]

hello, i have a burning question that i've been trying to find a definitive answer to since first starting to learn english around age ten, please help?

what is pudding?

some sources say it's just a general word for dessert, some say it's a specific type of dessert, but then there's things called pudding that aren't dessert at all as far as i can tell, and it's all just very confusing

I'm always flattered but bewildered WHY you guys ask me this stuff

[indigozeal]

Keith: OK, so they're got "Sweet Puddings," like: "banoffee pie," "Bakewell tart," "blackberry & apple crumble"—under "Puddings."

Kyle: GUYS! THESE ARE NOT PUDDINGS!

Keith: This is what I'm trying to tell you. Bread and butter pudding, bread pudding, "cabinet" pudding, "canary pudding," "castle pudding"… cherry pie. ...And I wanna remind everyone that we're in the section called "Sweet Pudding," and then read this one: "macaroni pudding."

Kyle: No! That's just macaroni in a bowl!

Keith: How 'bout this, Kyle? Under "Sweet Puddings" : Pancakes!

...IT CAN'T ALL BE PUDDING!!

[huariqueje]

The snow outside - Kaoru Yamada 

Japanese , b. 1975 -

[batrachised]

thinking about the rancor handler at the beginning of ROTJ mourning his monster's death is foreshadowing for Luke and Vader

[batrachised]

@dandelionsandderivatives yes of course!

We're all familiar with the scene at the beginning of ROTJ where Luke beats the mighty beast that looks like something out of space Jurassic park. It has a face that one might say only a mother could love.

Everything about this creature emphasizes how monstrous it is. There's obviously the design, but there's also the fact that it is Jabba's method of destroying those who displease him. The horror is mild, but there are undertones of monster movie-esque themes in the scene. Luke waiting for the rancor to emerge from the shadows, etc etc. For all that, it's typical action movie stuff, and it ends in a moment that the audience might find a little humorous. After Luke defeats the rancor in a Jedi hero moment, the movie turns to the rancor keeper - who cries over the monster's death.

It's a ludicrous contrast, and although perhaps a bit touching, more funny than anything else. Monsters are meant to be beaten - what else would you do with one? Even this monster had someone who loved him is the underlying message, but there is a little bit of "pet owner of savage dog" type thing going on. I would say it's primarily meant to be humorous in the moment. After all, who would mourn the death of a brutal monster?

Fast forward to the last part of the movie, though, and all of a sudden...

Much like the rancor keeper, Luke is alone in his grief. A major theme of ROTJ is how solitary his journey is. He's set apart from the others. Although I would argue the potentially scorching hot take that Leia would also feel grief over Vader (just an entirely different grief), Luke stands alone.

If we turn back to the rancor keeper and his grief for an attack monster now (notably, a monster kept at the beck and call of a corrupt ruler), it suddenly has a new light, and the question implicit in the moment - monsters are meant to be beaten; after all, what else would you do with one? - suddenly has a new answer.

[indigozeal]

Roger Ebert's opening to his review of Return of the Jedi:

Here is just one small moment in Return of the Jedi, a moment you could miss if you looked away from the screen, but a moment that helps explain the special magic of the Star Wars movies. Luke Skywalker is engaged in a ferocious battle in the dungeons beneath the throne room of the loathsome Jabba the Hutt. His adversary is a slimy, gruesome, reptilian monster made of warts and teeth. Things are looking bad when suddenly the monster is crushed beneath a falling door. And then (here is the small moment) there’s a shot of the monster’s keeper, a muscle-bound jailer, who rushes forward in tears. He is brokenhearted at the destruction of his pet. Everybody loves somebody.