#sissy sullivan

[alchemisedsenlinyu]

japanese film poster for shame (2011) dir. steve mcqueen

[rubych0c0]

I made some Sissy Sullivan (The Mighty B!) and Nika (And Eva, And Eva) fanart for @alena209's Arinafest! I love And Eva, And Eva as a project and Nika is a nice character, but really I don't think I can finish the anime adaptation up as it's a hell-of-a-chore for me. I don't know much about Mighty B however, but since I'm in-love with Sissy's design I knew I had to draw her! The orange and blue palette goes well with her! (... Anyways, you can join the Arinafest on her YouTube account!)

And I since I think the background is really cool also, then here it is!

... Definitely a HUGE improvement from the last Arinafest in 2023 though. Really. What I did for Arinafest back in 2023 was fanart of another And Eva, And Eva character, Kanako Kajikawa. She is also one of my favorites, I like her design too and Japanese-mythology inspired characters are awesome in general. But dear god, I don't really like how crusty the colors and the shading looks. 😬 I did well for a background though back then.

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| Kanako Kajikawa fanart from 2023

[michaelfassyfastbender]

[andr33yy]

How do you think a interaction between Bruce & Sissy would be like?

This was long lost in my inbox, so I'm sorry for the super late answer

I think it'd be toxic as shit. Bruce would probably try to fuck Sissy, cuz she'd be just another easy going woman.

Sissy on the other hand would either hate him, or she would try to get his attention and flirt w Bruce, cuz she'd think if Bruce is getting Brandon's attention, then she could get Brandon's attention through Bruce.

This trio is nothing but toxic, and I absolutely love them

[andr33yy]

hello! hope ur having a good day/afternoon/evening/night :] what's ur opinions on sissy? i personally find her to be a very misunderstood character but i know alot of people dislike her also, i wanted to say thank you for spreading the b/b plague i love these horrible men <3

Wassup! Thank you sm for ur ask!

Personally I am 50/50 about her. With certainty I can say she's a very complex character due to her trauma of upbringing. Imo she was written in a way to annoy the viewer and to make us understand why Brandon dislikes her.

I've thought about this before, and I can say it's hard to give a certain answer. On one hand - we cannot give her shit for growing up abused, and we cannot blame for (allegedly) developing BPD. But on the other hand, she does a very poor job at regulating her emotions and responces (fucking Brandon's boss, overstepping Brandon's boundaries, attemping to commit simply cuz Brandon wasn't giving her attention, etc)

Again - thank you for your ask! Always glad to see the b/b plague is spreading!

[tangofox]

Michael Fassbender in Shame

(46/?)

[notyetjaded1]

I have a lot of feelings about Shame. 

A man struggling with sexual addiction and borderline personality disorder and grappling with isolation and a fear of commitment, who has become so overwhelmed with this crippling escape that his life begins to unravel. 

A woman who serially seeks commitment and relationships and struggles with self harm and depression, whose desperate and unfulfilled life send her spiraling to attempt suicide. 

A dysfunctional family, rather, the remainders of one, that clashes at a surface and fundamental level, yet fiercely and emphatically loves and bonds and cares. 

I came for naked Fassbender. I stayed and came back again for a beautifully shot and portrayed representation of human struggle that intricately addresses sexuality and emotions and mental health.

[tangofox]

Michael Fassbender in Shame

(38/?)