Bloom Town Jamie by @fruit-snack! I’m obsessed with this style and want an entire storyboard of this. Amazing. I’m new to fandom—is everyone always this talented??! Because it seems like everyone can either write and/or draw insanely well and maybe you should all just take over the world?
I don’t post my art much since my desk top died and I can’t use my cintiq and I just don’t draw much any more, but Bloom Town made me pick it back up.
“Though the film often triggers cheerful nostalgia in its adult devotees, who remember it for its bursts of candy apple red, it is actually remarkably subdued. Lamorisse shot on location in the Ménilmontant section of Paris, a labyrinth of narrow alleys, cobblestones, and steep streets, overwhelmingly gray in its postwar days and so expressively melancholy that the appearance of the balloon’s blazing-red roundness serves as a nearly angelic counterpoint, a beacon of hope.”
The Red Balloon, Michael Koresky
LE BALLON ROUGE (1956) dir. Albert Lamorisse
(requested by anon)
In a gay speed walking contest, who would win? Dani Clayton or Anne Lister?
Alright, then. A ghost story. Again, this story isn’t mine, but it is full of ghosts of all sorts.
Jamie calling Dani “baby”
oh baby, come here
They didn’t want to eat him because he has BAD TASTE
jamie’s scar
Dani comes out to Jamie
never forget that australias first ever winter olympics gold was won because the guy was coming dead last and everyone in front of him fell over
its happening
even better
the only reason he was in the final was bc the same thing happened in the semis
and the only reason he was in the semis was bc one of the guys that came ahead of him in the quarters was disqualified
i’m not sure if he’s the luckiest skater alive or a skater that has the power to curse other competitors.
i’ve been laughing non stop for the past like 10 minutes
And now in Australia “doing a Bradbury” (the guys name’s Steven Bradbury) means unlikely success of an outsider
I remember watching this live and laughing my ass off
is this this the whosier guy y’all always talking about ? ngl this is a vibe
The Back Cat magazine covers, vol. 3 (1897-1898).
one thing i do want to say though is i think as h*mosexual women but also just as women in general is that we need to recognize that “i’m not performing for men” is only one half of the picture. maybe you don’t want men’s approval but how much do you need women’s acceptance? how much are you smoking and drinking and doing coke and running and dieting and posting about forgetting to eat and performing other kinds of violence for the approval of other women? how much pressure do women put on you to negate the features of your body or your race or your sexuality or anything else…can you get away with stimming around other women? can you get away with not shaving? can you be around your female friends and feel fat without saying “i feel fat” so no one would mistake you for not punishing yourself for what is (erroneously) assumed to be a “transgression” of the body? can you look ugly and know that the female store clerk or the barista or the girl at the sink next to you or the girl on the bus with you or the girl with you on the elevator on the girl you have to squeeze past in the lecture hall to get out of the aisle will be kind and respectful to you and not act disgusted. can you be around your female family members without them commenting on your body? so much masochism and violence remain normalized among women because we say “well I’m not doing it for men, so it’s my choice” but how much are you doing out of a fear of women?
I only shave my armpits for one woman, and that’s my mom. And only on Mother’s Day. The rest of the year she can deal with it.
a mountain biking vampire witch from the future 👀
Presented by Thinkspace Projects as part of their “Instruments of Change,” a project of transformation celebrating Latin American artists and on view until February 2020 at The Fullerton Museum of Art in Fullerton, California are brand new works by artist Alvaro Naddeo.
The event will also see new work and murals from artists Curiot, Hilda Palafox (aka Poni), Fefe Talavera, Fernando Chamarelli, Saner, Paola Delfin and Zezao.
Learn more at Thinkspace Projects.
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humanity did a lot of things wrong but at least we got libraries, museums, and coffee shops right
We got museums way wrong what are you talking about
