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Heartstopper
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A random night on the Polar Tang
Penguin: so uhm... Captain?
Shachi: Pen and I have something to tell you...
Law:.. how much do I have to deduct from your share this time?
Shachi: woah, rude! Why do you assume we broke something instantly??
Penguin: Nothing happened! This is a serious matter!
Law: Oh? Consider me listening, then. What's so pressing you're barging into my quarter at this late hour?
Penguin: well... you see... Shachi and I aren't as straight as we thought we were...
Shachi: and as we are a crew we thought you should know we are dating now!
Law: *staring exasperated at the two blushing, nervous men*..... and the sky is blue. Why are you telling me this now? Isn't it a little bit late for that?
Shachi: wait. what? Why are you so calm?!
Penguin: and what do you mean 'a little late'? we came straight to you after deciding on this!
Law:... Are you two for real now...? I wedded you two myself. 6 fucking years ago! You're even wearing wedding bands around your neck ever since?!
Penguin: WE'RE WHAT NOW??!!
Shachi: WE DO WHAT NOW??!!
Law: what the fuck do you think those are??? You insisted on me doing you the honor that very night. I still don't know where you even got those rings from. Nor do I want to, to be honest.
Penguin&Shachi: huh.... Well... Friendship rings of course?
Law: *can't hold his snort any longer* sure. friendship rings. And that smooching session at the end of the ceremony was just kissing 'the homies good night', I get it.
Penguin: Damn. Did we even go on a honeymoon? I feel betrayed out of my matrimonial rights now.
Shachi: huh.... well. we're just dating for barely 20 minutes, but if you wanna cash in on that, I'm game, dude.
Law: oh for fucks sake...if you don't need anything else, get out!
Shachi&Penguin: Aye Aye, Captain~!
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They were officially bonkers for this.
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I'm sorry I'm gonna have to wait for next week on all THIS because I want to be happy but I forgot Americans with their April Fools so IDK HOW TO FEEL ?
EDIT: I didn't realize the Smosh Mouth today is scheduled so MAYBE WE DON'T HAVE TO WAIT FOR NEXT WEEK AT ALL.. OH GOD..
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what's the phenomenon for when white people post a lot about race online and then you see photos of their completely white friend groups lol
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The Flesh Dress
All of the fabric for this was reclaimed from curtains, scraps, tights, discarded tule from a local highschool prom that I snatched up like a horrible little vulture. The boning in the bodice was done with huge zip-ties but I’m not convinced getting real sewable boning wouldn’t have been worth it. The channels on the reinforcement were a bit of a bitch. The swords I also forged myself, but this ain’t about them. A lot of (mostly fake) blood, sweat and tears went into this one and I’m super pleased with the results.
Huge shout out to @spoonbendersanonymous who was kind enough to lend me the fake blood, their anatomical text book, and had me sit down to watch Bride of Reanimator for inspiration.
Process photos and bonus photoshoot pictures below the cut!
Original sketches! A lot of me trying to figure out how to make boning look like bones while maintaining a classic shape. I said edwardian on the sketch but it honestly might be Victorian I'm really not sure.
This was a combined art project for one of my classes, the idea was using old fashioned mourning traditions and clothes in a modern and campy way, to complain about how much capitalism erodes our time to mourn. At least that’s what I told the professor, It’s really about making a weird and off putting dress first and foremost.
Tape pattern and paper pattern! This was my first time doing this so don't take thus as any sort of guide.
It worked though, as shown by the world’s worst corset fitting - the pink thing on my arm was where I was planning on putting the upper sleeve, I was trying to see if my poof was good since my sleeves were a lot thinner and a lot longer than what would have been optimal for the amount of poof I wanted, I had to do some work around with the fabric I had
Now I’m just bragging about getting eyelets to look clean and good for once in my life. If I was going to do anything different about this though, I would ad more eases in the back, because I need to contort horribly to get out of the bodice, I fit it too well
This bad boy was really the crux of the whole project. The entire thing was a pun so I could applique an anatomically accurate heart on a sheer sleeve.
This was was it’s intermediary stage, where I was suddenly very much out of time for the first deadline and had to put off adding all of the gore I wanted to, so the simple applique heart had to do.
The skirt itself was way less poofy than I would have liked, and didn’t quite give the silhouette I wanted. I ended up going with the train because the under skirt isn’t actually connected in the back. Thus is the nature of working with weird panels of curtains you’ve already cut into for a few other projects. God bless the thrift store curtain section.
The guts were made by sewing together sheer tights, and filling them with polyfill. Here they are, before they were stippled with liquid flesh colored latex and soaked in fabric paint - and after where you can see all that extra TEXTURE
I was able to use it for another project though, and I was very happy with the beading work here, although I did end up losing my biggest strand at some point.
Here’s my makeup test! I played around with doing some blood red lips but decided the blueish corpse look was better. Fun fact! I drove home wearing a sweatshirt that says “I heart corpse desecration” on it through the snow storm, and pulled over to offer some guy a hand with his car, forgetting I still looked like this. He turned me down.
The face of someone who can definitely be trusted for road side assistance. - Also I was posing as the two of swords tarot illustration for the final gallery exhibit.
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abi’s hundred two hundred and fifty follower celebration: choose your three favorite charmed ships | paige matthews & henry mitchell
they are so underappreciated. it’s bets and movie nights and realizing that you know her absolutely ridiculous popcorn order. it’s the banter and playfulness as you realize that love doesn’t have to uproot your world, it’s about growing roots. it’s about understanding what it’s like to be on your own in a cold world, without anyone by your corner. healing and learning to be vulnerable and to love and building a family between yourselves.
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• Bride and Groom.
Photographer/Artist: Benjamin Franklin Conaway (1848-1935)
Period: Late 19th to Early 20th Century
Place of origin: California, United States
Medium: Photographic print
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My favorite ever singers are and will always be pascu and rodri from destripando la historia who do not only make cool ass songs about mythology but they also make 3 minute long musicals about candy crush, pokemon go and it's dangers (falling into lava trying to catch a magmar), Disney princesses on their phones and a forbidden gay love story between the pizza and the pineapple (they go around dressed as a pizza and a pineapple)
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So I got to see an early screener of Wonka as a plus-one for a press thing and it's pretty good, but there's this one part that really sticks with me.
So Young Wonka's been apprenticed to this master chocolatier for several years and he knows he's ready to strike out on his own but his master (Jim Carter, the butler in Downton Abbey)—whose honestly a pretty decent guy—won't let him out of the apprenticeship early and has all these chocolate secrets that Wonka really needs to make a go of it, so about forty-five minutes into the film Chalamet-Wonka turns on the guy and strangles him to death, and its a really long, intense sequence, mostly shot from below looking up at Wonka as Wonka just stares blank-eyed into the camera as his master chokes to death, making these horrible gurgling noises, and Chalamet's face is both slack and utterly intense, hollow and fixated in this endless moment, (this grotesque line of drool drips from his mouth), and then there's a very long forty-second shot of Chalamet just sitting there, hunched up against the gumball press, trembling in total silence—there's no score at all in this bit—and then Hugh Grant's Oompa Loompa character (who I found really grating until the third act) comes in and says something like "Hey guvna', you want me to dispose o' this here corpse with dignity or just chuck 'im in the river?' and Chalamet backhands him so hard, with such a look of fury on his face, he apparently almost broke Hugh Grant's nose—and then he storms out clutching the recipe that will become the basis for scrumdidilyumptious bars.
It's a tour-de-force of acting, Oscar-worthy, Chalamet's is fantastic in it... but it's almost immediately followed by this really clumsy scene where Chalamet-Wonka keeps explaining that children love chocolate 'eatables' and Hugh Grant's Oompa Loompa keeps thinking he's saying 'edibles'—its crude, its awkward, its doesn't fit the film's vague, quasi-Victorian setting, and it's sort of the film in a nutshell. This movie makes a lot of strange tone choices, and I think there's going to be years of discourse as to whether or not they were the right ones.
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got on to Facebook for the first time in awhile and i actually enjoyed seeing how many of my classmates have kids already. im so glad alexis has a 2 kids already that's what you get for telling me i looked ugly with straight hair in 5th grade
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