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1985 Super Mario Bros. sticker from Japan featuring artwork of Lakitu falling from his cloud. Main Blog | Twitter | Patreon | Store | Small Findings | Source
A little comic from the Japanese manual for ‘Snowboard Kids’ on the Nintendo 64. @Atlus_West @atlus_jp
beauty at its finest
Up for sale is a pair of vintage Nintendo super Mario puzzles from the early 90s. Both are framed and in nice shape. One is super Mario world and the other is from the Mario and Wario puzzle game released in japan for the Super famicom. Both are quite rare and will be a great addition to any game room!Be sure to check out all my other rare video game auctions.
Related to my last reblog: oh my god there’s more
1990 Super Mario World Christmas jigsaw puzzle from Japan. Main Blog | Twitter | Patreon | Store | Small Findings | Source
Licensed 1993 Super Mario Bros. movie tablecloth. Main Blog | Twitter | Patreon | Store | Small Findings | Source
Extremely rare officially licensed Super Mario RPG keychains from Japan. Main Blog | Twitter | Patreon | Store | Small Findings | Source
Mushroom Kingdom landscape illustration from the 1989 officially licensed Super Mario Bros. Sticker Fun sticker book. Main Blog | Twitter | Patreon | Store | Small Findings | Source
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Double Rainbow!
Panel from a Super Mario 64 manga referencing the “Super Saiyan” transformation from the Dragon Ball series, whereby the character’s hair becomes yellow and spiky as he powers up. Main Blog | Twitter | Patreon | Store | Source: Super Mario 64 1 (Japan), 1996, ISBN 4063197514
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i went back
Does op have a brain? Also, do they understand anything about Jackson Pollock?
abstraction for the sake of abstraction misses the entire fundamental purpose of art which is that it Says Something even if you don’t mean it to Say Something and all pollocks art says is “i have managed to remove all aspects of personality and substance from the process of painting” and 8000 male critics were like OAHAGAGHSB nuts everywhere. anyway purely technique-focused art is fucking boring and anyone in the world could shit out the same thing if they tried for a few hours as opposed to actual good art; when it comes to good abstract art then sure maybe you could replicate the technique easily but the feeling and the message behind it are impossible to duplicate and that’s what makes it interesting and worthwhile.
anyway stan louise nevelson
Adding on to this the only reason pollocks paintings were ever accepted in the art world was because America was trying to propagandize American individualism by pushing the ‘We cherish our avant-garde tortured arteests unlike the FILTHY COMMIES” as if the man’s shit doesn’t look like every painter’s drop cloth. This is also the time where they pushed a lot of graphic type stuff like warhol and basically the entire 60s was the american art worlds “look at me im not like those other white guys” phase
Also pollocks art is so technically trash that it’s literally degrading at a rate that cannot be preserved so it effectively is falling off the canvas lol.
I’ve studied a lot of art history throughout my life, and while I personally do like Pollock’s stuff, it’s worth noting that he would probably not have risen to the same heights if he were female. Gender inequality in art spaces is as blatant as can be, and for every male ‘superhero’ of art, there’s a woman who did the same years earlier, or who was (in some cases) copied by the male artist.
Take, for example, Yayoi Kusama. Kusama created daring and innovative artworks, making them very personal and speaking freely about her mental illnesses and the domestic abuse she endured as a child, painting from the most honest depths of her heart. She was copied by many male artists, who are now revered as being geniuses. Even, at one stage, the wife of a male artist approached her and said, ‘I’m sorry, Yayoi’, because she knew her husband had unashamedly ripped off Kusama’s vision and hard work.
Andy Warhol copied Yayoi Kusama, and didn’t even make an effort to hide it. His Cow Wallpaper piece is a blatant ripoff of Kusama’s Aggregation: One Thousand Boats Show. Kusama put her heart and soul into her art, working with repeating images and polka dots as a method of calming the hallucinations she suffered on a daily basis.
With reference to the art theft of Claes Oldenberg, this article describes the following:
[Oldenberg’s] actions caused Kusama to become deeply depressed. So discouraged by the lack of recognition she received for innovating a new kind of sculpture, Kusama would often lock herself in her studio without coming out for days.
Question what you’re taught. Question the legacies of white male artists, who– in some cases– have profited off the talent of women of colour, like Kusama. Racism and sexism allowed Kusama to be pushed off to the side while men took credit for her creativity, and that same bigotry is going strong today. The objectification of women as pieces of art goes hand-in-hand with the erasure of the female gaze in art.
THANK YOU!!! this is such a good addition
Giovanni’s Persian was shiny??? Dang i learned something today
It’s still being debated, but the more dominant consensus is shiny. The Persian is sometimes animated with pink inner ears, and is sometimes a much paler yellow
WHAT??
The more you know!
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For Extra Suffering for Steven, each of the Rose Quartz Trio from ‘Rose Buds’ represents one of the many masks his mom has worn in her life.
We’ve got Rose Quartz the immature, silly and excitable. Always in awe of the wonders of organic life (or at least Steven)
We’ve got Rose Quartz the wise, dignified and emotionally mature. Who knows what’s going on better than anyone.
And we’ve got Rose Quartz Who Fucks
Mako’s 4 seasons worth of screen time in The Legend of Korra found dead in a ditch.
Holy shit
[image description: 2 video game screenshots from Harvest Moon 64. the protagonist talks to an old man, Saibara, in Saibara’s shop. across the two screenshots Saibara says, “’work hard’ doesn’t mean ‘work yourself to death.’ you need to take care.” end image description.]