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boburnhamhistorian · 2 years

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Hi, everyone! Since all of my tweets as UBBH have now vanished, I just wanted to create a list of some of my more popular Twitter threads that I’ve copied onto my site:

My 13-part series about Bo and his comedic influences (based on a Facebook Note he wrote to his fans in 2010, which I use as a springboard to explore how that comic has impacted Bo and his works)

My 4-part series of interviews about Rothaniel audience members (including myself!) who were fortunate enough to attend a taping of the Emmy-winning comedy special

My ongoing series of interviews with Content Creators: Sean Himmelberg, Isabel Descutner, and Davy Kynoch

My ongoing series of posts analyzing Jerrod Carmichael and the symbolic importance of his clothing choices

Easter eggs in Inside and the Inside Outtakes you might have missed when first viewing the specials, including the MANY appearances of my beloved disco ball 🪩 and Socko

My primers on Bo’s works and Jerrod’s works, including how to watch them (planning on a Lorene Scafaria one and a Kate Berlant one soon!)

My series on Bo and food/drink preferences: peanut butter, Red Bull, breakfast cereal

My once-a-day recommendations for Inside video essays and Inside content online

And, of course, the thread that kicked off everything for me: the popular Bo repurposing his old clothes in Inside (with a bonus look at his favorite gray hoodie!)

I hope you enjoy reading my threads from the past year, and stay tuned for lots more fun! ✌️

#bo burnham #bo burnham inside #boburnhamhistorian #rip twitter #popular threads #interviews #analysis #recommendations #jerrod carmichael #lorene scafaria #kate berlant #rothaniel #kate #bo and clothing #jerrod and clothing #the inside outtakes #inside outtakes

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they-call-me-the-archive · 1 year

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this scene in house of wax reads like that one twitter convo

#i was 90% done with this drawing when i remembered vincent was wearing a hoodie during that scene #god gives his toughest battles (an article of clothing i forgot to draw) to his strongest soldiers #house of wax #bo sinclair #vincent sinclair #slashers #slasher fandom #slasher fanart #house of wax 2005 #look who's finally posting art

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osirisisv · 2 years

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I have come to shamelessly request a continuation of the 'marshmallow hell' art you did for the slashers x reader but ✨️Sinclair boys edition✨️ if you're ever up for it! 💞

Sorry for taking so long 🥺

Marshmallow hell part. 2✨✨✨

You can see the part 1 here!

Vincent takes so much working on his art that he even forget he has to eat, sometimes you have to convince him to take a rest 😏❤️

bo had a stressful day as usual, and there is nothing more he wants to do than cuddle with you and forget all his problems ❤️

there is nothing better for Lester than having you on his lap and talking about his day while he snuggles on your chest, he loves it 💕💕

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smilesrobotlover · 7 months

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Just a normal picture of Rusl

#sorry I’m not focusing on how much I’m posting per day rn #just posting whenever I want to #anyways I wanted to draw Rusl in casual clothes #I hc that he and Link wear pants as opposed to the men skirts cuz they’re swordsmen #they do have those weird like… cloth things in the back tho lol #the men don’t wear actual pants #i don’t remember what mayor bo looks like LOL #but yeah #I love him #gonna take out his knee caps #love at twilight #Kori #legend of zelda au #zelda au #twilight princess

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devondespresso · 10 months

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my take on stobin sharing a wardrobe is that steve likes when clothes fit properly and robin does not

#steve harrington #robin buckley #platonic stobin #platonic soulmates stobin #stobin #robin and steve #steve and robin #stobin brotp #platonic with a capital p #stranger things #robbie bo bobbie my oversized everything queen #personally im team clothes that fit because i like it when they make my muscles look good so steve gets to be me this time #my sibling loves oversized shit like there are good sleeves and bad sleeves on tshirts and i had no idea my ideal sleeves were the bad ones #if you saw me post without tags pretend you didnt thx love you bye #devon thinks sometimes

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aroaceleovaldez · 1 year

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i love drawing Jason with a silly lil cowlick

#pjo #jasico #jason grace #nico di angelo #thunderworld #gif #my art #half-hearted animation hours that turned into jasico cause wanted to draw jason's lil cowlick going boing #i really like that one line in boo about nico wanting to fix jason's glasses #and i feel like he'd do that type of thing often. just tell his friends to hold still and fix their hair/clothes/glasses

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ventiswampwater · 1 year

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let him go dump the casket in the ground and he’ll be right there 💅

#a FANBELT????????????????????????????????#u walk in on a FUNERAL for a FUCKIN fan BELT???????????????????????#I haven't made stupid in a sec. I was gettin withdrawals #babygorl.....................................#house of wax 2005 #bo sinclair #<-woe stupid be upon ye #imagine bo fully goin and dumpin the casket in the ground. chuckin it away like one of his many cigs #snap crackle poppin that shit into the ground #he's so theatrical in this scene I love my stunted manbaby bargain bin thespian.............w/the massively oversized clothes djfhjsfdjhfdsj #he's in CHARACTER #like okay theater kids performing grease in denny's.................okay broadway #mine

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trans-cuchulainn · 17 days

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so i’ve been drawing ulster cycle/tain bo cuailnge characters for a while now and a problem that i have repeatedly run into is that i have no idea how these people dress. their clothes always end up looking wrong and i don’t know where to look to find good info about it or references to work from, and it can be difficult to differentiate the more faithful depictions from the stereotypical “ancient celtic warrior” stuff, especially since i’m not well versed in most of the texts they’re based on. do you have any advice/resources/tips/anything to help? thanks :)

i am not particularly an expert on historic clothing and i have to admit it's not an area i have a great deal of knowledge about in the context of the ulster cycle specifically but here are some thoughts!

a good starting point would be the descriptions of clothes within the texts themselves. so you can just go to the online edition of o'rahilly's translations (recension 1 / book of leinster) and search a word like "cloak" or "tunic" and get all the descriptions of cloaks and tunics that show up in the story itself. e.g:

this is a good starting point bc what you'll be representing is at least clothing as it's presented in these stories even if it doesn't necessarily 100% represent historical fact, because it's often stylised, idealised, uses colours for symbolic value rather than practicalities of dyeing etc

(here's a link to the index of translated texts on this part of the CELT site if you wanna have a browse for others)

but that can be tricky without visual references which is where you start needing other sources

and that's where it's worth noting that the ulster cycle texts are set a long time before they're written, but the material culture in the stories is generally neither a historically accurate representation of the distant past, or a totally contemporary and up-to-date depiction of what people were wearing at the time (bc there's a degree of archaising and trying to make stuff sound old and also drawing on earlier sources). so you end up with multiple options for what period you might be trying to represent -- ~1st cent BCE when they're set? ~8th cent when our earliest surviving stories show up? ~11th-12th cent when TBC was written in its surviving form?

the good news is that you can probably learn a lot from reenactors and experimental archaeologists and living history types -- from vikings in ireland through to normans in ireland is pretty well covered in that regard, but there's some earlier bronze-iron age stuff as well, and that should give you some visual references to draw on. i'm sure some more reenactment and living history minded followers of mine will have specific recs for resources there, but you could try looking at the UCD experimental arch folks, craggaunowen living history centre in the west of ireland (they have a video on weaving and clothing), the dublinia museum for viking-age stuff, etc

and the big advantage of the texts not being "historically accurate" themselves is that you don't have to stick too closely to a specific century or whatever if you don't want to! not that the basic design of a tunic would change a huge amount but if you wanna mix and match the vibes somewhat, nobody could really call you out on it

the HARDEST part is probably representing armour, which shows up fairly rarely, but you've got things like cu chulainn's 27 'waxed shirts' and i've seen various theories about what that's supposed to entail but i don't think there's a definite answer. having said that, most of the time he's not wearing that so you can just... ignore it, if you want to and don't want to conform to any specific theory about it lol

finally you can't go wrong with tunics. just layers of tunics. long tunics under short tunics. tunics with cloaks. fancy tunics. simple tunics. people loved a tunic

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hanighul · 2 years

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