From Dog Biscuits (2022) by Alex Graham
"There are certain aspects of being alive that are impossible to control"
One of the best "covid fiction" comic books (along with Crisis Zone by Hanselmann)
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Show & Tell
ojovivo

Kaledo Art

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Stranger Things

祝日 / Permanent Vacation
Keni
noise dept.

Origami Around

❣ Chile in a Photography ❣
occasionally subtle
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NASA
Alisa U Zemlji Chuda
Not today Justin
i don't do bad sauce passes
almost home
Cosmic Funnies

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From Dog Biscuits (2022) by Alex Graham
"There are certain aspects of being alive that are impossible to control"
One of the best "covid fiction" comic books (along with Crisis Zone by Hanselmann)
2013 Twee Style
One of the greatest films - Almost Famous, 2000, dir Cameron Crowe
Moments from Dyke TV featured in Eclectic Collective Issue #2 “Dykes and Doobies”.
See more on Instagram via @eclecticcollectivezine
“Created by Ana Maria Simo, Linda Chapman, and Mary Patierno, the groundbreaking half-hour weekly cable TV series Dyke TV initially aired in New York City on June 8, 1993. Their tagline became “Television to insight, subvert, organize, and provoke.”
Dyke TV presented in-depth stories on politics, popular culture, health, art, sports, astrology, and music relevant to lesbian lives. Continuous segment titles included “Dyke Dish” and “Tattoo Talk” alongside special collaborative pieces such as “Dyke Neighborhood”, created to highlight lesbian life throughout different neighborhoods within New York City, and “I Am Your Sister”, which interviewed different trans women to honor and share stories of their lived experiences.
Notable activists and artists were often interviewed, occasionally as recurring guests, such as film director Cheryl Dunye, author and professor Mariana Romo-Carmona, and gay liberation advocate, transgender activist, and advocate for the unhoused Sylvia Rivera.
The series aired nationally until its final episode in 2005. Today, the Sophia Smith Collection houses the Dyke TV Records, including original show master tapes and raw production footage. Selected episodes have also been digitized and are available to watch through the college library’s online page.”
© To the extent that they own copyright, Sangfroid LLT, the production company that created Dyke TV, has retained copyright in works donated to Smith College. Copyright in other items in this collection may be held by their respective creators.
#lesbian #lgbtq #dyketv #90s #90stv #smithcollege #zine
The Watermelon Woman 1996, dir. Cheryl Dunye
"The Agressives" series by Jason Florio, 2000.
Aw man, are you cereal?!!
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max moodboard and playlist :P
Aw man, are you cereal?!!
📷🌲🦌
finally friday. finished half his age in three days which feels unhinged even for me. now there’s that quiet hollow after a good book, like waiting for the next obsession to find me.
this weekend is yoga still, and a café date with my girlfriend. i love silent dates — no pressure, just presence. letting my brain rest while still being near someone i love.
today i’m spending time with my grandma. i miss her. i also have a new job she doesn’t know about yet. she worries about me getting overwhelmed, about shutdowns, about expectations i won’t be able to meet. sometimes her worry turns into my own — telling me to stay with what’s predictable, what i already know i can survive. but unfamiliar things are how i learn my limits aren’t as small as i was taught.
i’m learning to trust myself anyway.
current obsession: global café aesthetic / longing for a place that doesn’t exist ☕️🌍 still no cafés nearby that feel right. currently living on tumblr. fav song rn: control freak — maeta & ambré 🎧 anxious but in a good way for yoga tomorrow. current stim: softly singing deliverrrr 🎶
hoping this weekend is gentle. hoping it’s kind.
We are onto the final stretch of 25 Days of Aestheticmas!!! 3 more days until Christmas!!! Welcome back to 2010-2016, because for today’s aesthetic, here is a moodboard based off of the Hipster/Millennial Optimism Aesthetic!!!
I love whimsical things! ᰔ