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cherry valley forever
ojovivo
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
we're not kids anymore.
AnasAbdin
Cosmic Funnies
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
KIROKAZE
almost home

Origami Around

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dirt enthusiast
Alisa U Zemlji Chuda

Janaina Medeiros
styofa doing anything
Sweet Seals For You, Always

Kaledo Art
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@ritartistside
The same artist made these two 35 years apart:
1750s Henry Robert Morland (British artist, 1716-1797) A Girl Ironing Shirt Sleeves
1785 Henry Robert Morland (British artist, 1716-1797) Laundry Maid Ironing
WHICH IS SO COOL and also shows the change of fashion.
18th century Draw This Again challenge
bonnets got bigger, tops got lacier, artist got better at faces, interest in boobs undiminished.
and the laundry still needs doing.
on september 15, 1967, spock and kirk gave birth to a beautiful baby girl named slash fanfiction
star trek heritage post (June 6th, 2023)
Take one and pass the basket (reblog)!
Pumpkin Plush
Bat Plush
Spider Plush
Ghost Plush
wild to me that out of the two films I can think of where the plot is "kid named kevin tries to fend for himself in a large, empty house without the safety of his parents, watching copious amounts of antiquated television in an effort to protect himself from the encroaching threats that surround him," one is christmas classic home alone and the other one is fucking skinamarink
Why Good Doggies Are Also Bad Doggies
(And What That Means For MyHouse.wad)
There are two dogs in MyHouse.wad. One's a sweet, harmless puppy, and the other's a relentless, deadly hellhound. Both of these dogs reside in what's commonly known as the Brutalist house, a vast concrete structure that shifts in size from small to large as you explore it.
The smaller dog, quite naturally, provides little in the way of an obstacle, and indeed its presence is surprisingly uplifting in such a bleak, sad game. It's the big, two-headed brute, the "Bad Doggy", that aims to prevent your progres; it's swift, deals a lot of damage, and takes a lot of firepower to subdue. It rules the space it resides in with an iron jaw, and will not take no for an answer. Your only options are to avoid it, or to kill it.
But there's a catch - kill the Bad Doggy, and the Good Doggy also dies. And while this does open up a loophole to allow you to deal with the Bad Doggy with no risk - killing the Good Doggy yourself - the fact remains that an innocent creature's life has to end for your journey to become easier.
Of course, you know this, and likely opted to "spare" the Bad Doggy so that the Good Doggy could join you on the beach at the end. And yes, the sight of our canine friend napping by the waves does help to complete the sense of a "good" ending - or at least, a "peaceful" one.
But... have you ever stopped to consider what this actually means? How, rather than being a throwaway device to make you feel sad, or a lazy reference to Tom's fear of dogs, this "Good Doggy"/"Bad Doggy" actually serves to reinforce the core message of MyHouse.wad?
Consider these dogs again... or rather, consider this dog. Singular.
Favorite media genre by far has to be “no trust me, there’s nothing I can tell you or do to prepare you for what you are about to witness.”
i saw the tv glow is a beautiful tragic queer film about how repressiing yourself will destroy you from the inside out. that said the in-universe tara/isabel the pink opaque femslash fandom probably went so hard
when you’ve honed the fine art of perfectly-timed reblogging of something aimed at one specific mutual and they immediately like it
Tags from @krawdad because i thought this was very cool from a puppeteering perspective
[ID: Image one is a Sesame Street gif of Big Bird throwing a frisbee to Cookie Monster, who promptly takes a bite of it. Image two is a set of tags that read: “#i want to appreciate how wacky a stunt tossing a frizbee to cookie monster is from a practical standpoint #guy inside the bird cannot see out of it. he gets a feed of what the camera sees. #he actually catches the thing the bird actually threw
#and the only reason i can tell they didnt fake it is because cookie monster doesn’t look at the frizbee when he catches it #because the puppeteer was focused on catching the dang thing at all #how many takes must this have taken to pull off #usually you achieve that with a cut #it’s so much easier to just cut to the other character catching a prop #i appreciate the effort #and i want others to notice it #it is also a left handed catch #on a right handed performer #someone else is doing the right hand.” End ID]
It’s also a left-handed throw because the puppeteer’s right hand controls Big Bird’s mouth
this is a really cool puppet stunt o-o
And again they didn’t even have to do this, the audience absolutely would have accepted a shot of big bird throwing followed by a shot of cookie catching, but they did it anyway, for love of the game
via @p0tato-kn1shes
@bunjywunjy’s tags pass peer review too
@aroyalbirb
My GroverHouse of Leaves has People in It.wad
in like a The Rise of the Brave Tangled Dragons way
Felt compelled to draw @gasterofficial’s post
Hang in there everyone
Trans people in general deserve to live
✨Each day, you’d rise with me know that I would gladly be the Icarus to your certainty ✨