season 4 spoilers 🤗
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@soft-brutality
season 4 spoilers 🤗
Varang connecting to Quaritch for intel and seeing 37462846274823828 screenshots of Spider smiling instead:
TERMINA'S TRUE TALES OF HORROR, THE FALLING MOON
Is this mask as bad as Majora? Find out in the newest issue!
Hear me out - fluffy sinner Adam
Lute's cuddly teddy bear beloved abomination
hate me ‘cause I’m beautiful, bitch I don’t like you either!
Send help
enchanted tea kettle dragons
all of these designs are up on my kofi
I know I just reblogged this but the idea of recreating art from your ancestors FIFTEEN THOUSAND years later is quite beautiful. Like, imagine someone in the year 17,025 recreating art you did just cuz they like it.
You may have liked your artwork or you may have been like 'meh, not my best work', but literal hundreds of generations after you died, a person speaking a language you cannot understand, living in a future so alien to you that you couldn't possibly imagine it, made a sculpture of your art and shared it with thousands and thousands of people on a communication network that uses lightening inside flattened rocks and invisible waves of light that travels to where the stars live and back. And they all love it. Everyone who sees it is like 'aww, that's nice' or 'holy shit I love this'.
They never knew. They, their kids, and their kid's kids never knew that this would happen to that art.
Much the same as you'll never know if your fun little bits of art may survive a crazy long time and be loved by future people.
'The Domain of Arnheim'. Rene Magritte. 1962.
BTW I'm having a raffle going on over on toyhouse if you'd like to join :) come get your free guy 💚