So there's this meme on Twitter where you ask your followers what the traits of your art style are, then try to draw something without using any of those. So what I got was...
Thick, round, colored lines with line-weight
Soft blurry shading
Detailed eyes
Natural colors (not too bright/too dull)
Hands with rounded fingers
Detailed, wrinkled clothes
Limp thin hair
Round chin, round head
Detailed nose, lips
It was an interesting challenge! This looks super weird to me but I guess that's the point, haha. I dunno if I hit some points as much as others but I gave it a shot. Oh, here's the meme if you want to do it yourselves!
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Simon "Ghost" Riley x Reader
He was just Simon to you. Just a neighbor at first. Someone you waved to at the grocery store.
Occasionally, you'd catch him sitting in his window reading a book and drinking tea. He was someone you wondered about.
Always had a hello for you, but you struggled to find a foothold for a conversation.
Then he invited you over one night for dinner. His house was not what you expected—filled with books and vinyl. The walls covered in framed concert posters, old oil paintings, and watercolors. There was an album on, low enough to talk comfortably over. It was there to fill the space. You were sure you recognized the beat but couldn't quite place it.
At the time, you didn't know that it was one of his habits. Fill his empty home with a soft sound to try to drown out the quiet.
Or his thoughts.
Where his thoughts drifted to in the silence when he was alone, you didn't know. Didn't talk about it, but you could make your own assumptions. As soon as you saw the scars, you had an idea of what kind of life he led before. But he never talked about it, and you never asked.
Thanks to @ohgeesoap for the inspo! And for listening to my nonsense on discord. 💙
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i feel like i watched a fully different barbie movie to you lot on here. even my mum said it almost made her cry. like ... it just felt empty to me in terms of politics. everyones talking abt the messages its sending or w/ever but it was just like . empty buzzwords. throwing the word patriarchy around like its a switch that gets flicked on and off. idk it just felt sooo far away from any of my actual goals as a feminist. spoonfeeding the most basic take of "being a woman is hard :( but also good :D" which like . yeah no shit. im supposed to find this groundbreaking bc someone in a movie says it? idk man .... and thats not even addressing all the gender essentialism lmfao
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are you going to make a new blog? oh jo ;_; i'll miss you so much..
the original plan was to move to @realsapnapsnap and that's where im at rn but like full disclosure now that im thinking about it i could end up not really using it past today :/ im tired of being on this blog for various reasons and i want to start over etc etc but like recently ive felt like ive had to force myself to be here in general and it just hasn't been fun. that could change but i dont think it'll ever happen with this blog so. but yeah for now im just chilling over there :) however I probably will be way more active on priv it's where ive been hanging out recently and honestly i like it more so there's that
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this isn't a diss on anyone, it's just an observation of a general trend, but it's interesting how the notes in my post about scorsese's film foundation's free screenings of restored old movies are full of anti-marvel people, and i know this because so many people mention marvel when they reblog the post. it's interesting because it's part of a debate on cinema as art vs marvel as the star and symbol of movies as just another branch of capitalism, the crux of that debate being marvel's power to make itself dominate our view, earshot, brainspace etc. and then marvel keeps popping up in comments about fully unrelated things because they're the other side of that debate. i don't think this constitutes free advertising but that brainspace they can force themselves into? we're doing it ourselves now. i get the urge to say that stuff, i really do, but i'm not sure how the art of cinema can win against the omnipresence of marvel if efforts towards preserving and sharing it are a middle finger at marvel first and a world of cinema outside of it second. we need to be better i think. it starts with us
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