Tempo (2003)
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Tempo (2003)
idk, more The Maxx fanart
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The weirdest thing pops into my head. This really pathetic poster in my mom's room. One of those sickening sticky-sweet big-eyed kid posters. You know the kind. I think it goes something like:
And the day came,
when the risk to remain closed in a bud
became more painful
than the risk it took to blossom.
Ugh. So this poster thing pops into my head. And I'm staring at the horse. And he's staring back. And nothing's happening. And this bad poem keeps running over and over in my head. It won't stop! And suddenly I feel tears running down my-
And I think, please, please God. Please don't let my spirit animal speak to me through a hypoglycemic poster. What a cruel world. Letting something this profound be conveyed in words this trite. Please don't let the horse speak to me this way.
But it was too late. Because I had heard it. And I can never go back again.
You guys DO see it though, right? Tell me I'm not alone on this.
finally fixed my apple pencil and get to draw again 🫶 starting off with some quick portraits of the og archives gang
Fave Five: Queer Adult Fiction Set in Los Angeles
We Play Ourselves by Jen Silverman Yerba Buena by Nina LaCour Broken People by Sam Lansky Just By Looking at Him by Ryan O’Connell Milk Fed by Melissa Broder Bonus: These are all Contemporary, but for Historical, check out Southland by Nina Revoyr and Last Night at the Hollywood Canteen by Sarah James
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