#m.muses

[maevearcher]

Alright, so, let's see..... Headcanons meant to knock L off his pedestal of "eighth wonder of the world", "mister perfect at anything he does".

-Has horrible handwriting (sure, he wrote ok in Japanese, but that's how it is when you learn the symbols from scratch). In regular alphabet....let's say it's better that he types most of the time.

- He cannot drive, not that he needs to, not that he couldn't learn if he needed, but somehow his ability to focus is of such a nature that, while he can handle 1000 ideas coming at him all at once, traffic is another matter. That's why the helicopter was alright, cause there was no traffic up there.

- Plus, he's colorblind. White tee and jeans are safe option, cause they are sure to match, no need to fret over what shirt goes well with anything else.

- He can swim decent enough as to stay alive and not sink like a rock, but that's about it for water prowess.

- He doesn't like to read fiction, but he likes audiobooks or if I read to him.

- In the same line, he likes instrumental music, plays the piano, but he can't sing well, apart from humming a bit.

- Weirdly enough, he doesn't really like maths. Sure, he's good with data, but it's the human element, the psychological focus that interests him. Maths or physics per se are boring. Especially 3D geometry, which was always his weak subject.

....might add later , lol

#l lawliet #death note #l death note #death note imagination #just weird overactive imagination #m.muses #death note oc #death note l #l lawliet headcanons

[containatrocity]

Earth Shatterin!

(Or, What the ContainAtrocity muses are up to post Event.)

DUCK has been restricted to bedrest and is doing his level best to recover, with his kids, Claire, Z, and Lucy visiting and sticking around to keep him company, he's gotten in touch with his hobbies a little more than he was willing to over the last while, working on a DND campaign, playing music, and getting back into his favorite video games on his dusty old playstation, to name a few. He misses work, and feels like a burden- but slowing down has done him some good. He can walk short distances, but this has to be supplemented with a cane and his knee brace.

RUSTY has similarly been forced to stay home, largely looked after by Sissy and Cyan, he's agitated with his inability to function as he normally does, making him more snippy/argumentative than he'd like to be. He spends his free time practicing his marksmanship now, much to the chagrin of his niece and Cyan, and has a tendency to push his luck, trying to go back to work, or make his way to help with Reggie's injuries.

ABSINTHE has found himself at a crossroads, untrusting of Raziel and his intentions for the commune he convinced Ondine to take Joei and leave for town, after coming clean about his true nature: He's Abel Fulci, an exorcist, a priest- a weapon, not an unfortunate wanderer. Temptation and anger paint his hours at home, and he's spending a notably larger amount of time at the chapel and the site of his fellow priests' deaths to try and organize thoughts- and avoid the ghost from their past.

CYAN Has been doing his best to restore the intranet around the town between looking after the Boone house and keeping Rusty from running off, and helping Sissy ready up for the winter. He has similarly been working on convincing G to calm down about the earthquake, when Unnamed Garage Band gets back together for a few hours of normalcy.

KB Has once again retreated into the safety of the radio station, but this fact is largely because his home was damaged, some structural issue inside causing the rune to be dysfunctional. As he tries to puzzle out what's going on there, he's thrown himself back into trying to integrate into town- terrified instead that he might die alone, instead of at all. He's returned to doing children's puppet shows and book readings at the libraries on specific weekends.

GABE has retreated into one of his his more harmful beliefs, that he is physically incapable of suffering any harm. He is regularly scratched, bruised, or banged up in various regards, largely from spills and foolishness he could have avoided. Despite this minor backslide, he's doing his best to help with rebuilding efforts, keeping in touch with the weirdlings, Unnamed Garage Band, and Declan between attending to the apartment he shares with Edgar and assisting his roommate with his recovery and looking after the rats, as his hands are still recovering.

MERCY Having a terribly out of character change of heart, he's thrown himself into assisting with the construction efforts around town, and has proven particularly knowledgeable about making the best of minimal, or damaged supplies. While his attitude seems to remain largely self-serving, the earthquake seems to have shaken something less cold loose within him- though navigating his grandiose demeanor and cruel tongue to find it remains difficult.

WREN has stepped into the Deputy Game Warden position to pick up the slack from her father's absence, and has placed her cashier position at the food market on a temporary hold- unless asked to fill in for a coworker. Still prone to overworking herself, she's managed to find a balance, though this is likely due to the constant presence of people in and out of the Romero house lightening her load enough that she feels comfortable enough to actually take some time to herself with her friends- or get some well-needed sleep.

ZIGGY has been assisting with efforts to rebuild, doing his best to attend to the minor issues of the townspeople that mean a lot- damaged belongings that can be fixed with a little care and attention. In the spaces between work, he's been visiting Bri and gathering the courage to ask Nattie to speak with him in private- rather certain he's worked out exactly who she is after their encounter at the festival.

OCTOBER has made himself comfortable at the Commune, using his stature and personality as a cudgel against people foolish enough to ask him to mind his manners or pull his weight. While he's playing along for now, picking up chores as required, he's grown to treat the common areas like his space- simply because no one in the commune is going to stop him. He continues to hover around Quinn- who's association with Raziel means the trio are often seen together- Much to October's general chagrin.

BUTTONS has resumed the roles she's always served, a quiet place to rest, a listening ear, and a problem solver. She has busied herself with providing care packages to the injured of food, sweets, and various other home remedies she can provide, and making certain that the mischief around the people trying to get better is kept at a general minimum. She continues to offer childcare services to those who need them around town, especially those with young children now working to help care for townsfolk, or putting town back in order.

LEX continues to be the town's cold, silent observer, judging and watching those around him operate. He has made it clear that his services are available to any suffering trauma in the aftermath of the earthquake or people possibly recovering from head injuries, and his touch is notedly gentler in the wake of something fresh. He continues to drink a coffee with a splash of milk and two sugars every morning like clockwork at the diner, and being a general miser.

ROBIN Romero has been tossing things into the big ol' hole in the middle of town. He's pretty sure he's worked out where the bottom is through science. While he stays a good several feet from the edge, his fixation on it seems to be to avoid his upset about his father's 'near-death' experience.

#d.musings #r.musings #a.musings #c.musings #k.musings #g.musings #m.musings #w.musings #v.musings #o.musings #b.musings #l.musings

[sustain1010]

#m.muse

[karamfilmare]

Miscellaneous

My concerns

Relating to The Neighbourhood a lot

Trying to graduate :')

When HQ season 5 OFFICIALLY BE ANNOUNCED

Spare primogems for a sad Mona kinnie

Why are Bleach characters so hot???

What I'm watching/reading/listening

Reading: Spy x Family, JJK, Demon Slayer, Bleach

Watching: Bleach TYBW

Just watched: The Deep End (on Hulu),

Listening (podcasts): Crime in Sports, Small Town Murder, Women and Crime, Sinisterhood, Swindled, Criminalia

Current serotonin

My bunny 🥰

my simps <3

my friends/moots

#~) m.musings (~

[stormdistrict]

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This historical museum is home to plenty of ancient artifacts including the Ishtar Gate of Babylon and, of course, the Pergamon Altar. 13. Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam Anyone who's a fan of this tragic, ingenious painter can see his works up close (or, almost up close) (https://artsandculture.google.com/partner/van-gogh-museum?hl=en) by virtually visiting this museum, home to the largest collection of artworks by Vincent van Gogh, including more than 200 paintings, 500 drawings, and 750 personal letters. 14. Uffizi Gallery, Florence This less well-known gallery houses the art collection of one of Florence's most famous families, the de' Medicis. The building was designed by Giorgio Vasari in 1560 specifically for Cosimo I de' Medici, but anyone can wander its halls from anywhere in the world (https://artsandculture.google.com/partner/uffizi-gallery?hl=en) . 15. National Museum of Anthropology, Mexico City Built in 1964, this museum is dedicated to the archaeology and history of Mexico's pre-Hispanic heritage. There are 22 exhibit rooms (https://artsandculture.google.com/asset/the-national-museum-of-anthropology-mexico-city-ziko-van-dijk-wikimedia-commons/bAGSHRdlzSRcdQ?hl=en) filled with ancient artifacts, including some from the Maya civilization. Not all popular art museums and galleries are included in Google Arts & Culture's collection, but some have taken it upon themselves to offer online visits. For example, the Louvre offers virtual tours on its website. To see more of Google Arts & Culture's collection of museums, visit its website. There are thousands of museum Street Views (https://artsandculture.google.com/search/streetview?hl=en) on Google as well. Google Arts & Culture also has an online experience for exploring famous historic and cultural heritage sites. 16. The Louvre The Louvre may be closed, but you can still access its many treasures online. The French museum’s virtual tour takes you to some of its galleries, including into the basement ruins of the building’s original moat, which dates back to 1190. Don’t miss the Egyptian antiquities, where you can learn more about the pharaonic period. While the entire museum isn’t available as a tour, much of the collection is available as images on their website, so you and the kids can search for the most memorable works, including the Mona Lisa. Tour The Louvre (https://www.louvre.fr/en/online-tours) 17. Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History Take yourself on a tour of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, whether it’s through the temporary exhibitions or the permanent collection. Along the way, check out dinosaur skeletons, animals from around the globe and even past exhibits that are no longer on display in reality. It’s a great way to keep your kids learning about the world around them even when they can’t be in school, and there are plenty of follow-up activities or readings you can do after the tour. While you’re there, stop by the Smithsonian Castle and the Hirshhorn Sculpture Garden, both of which have adjoining virtual tours. (https://naturalhistory.si.edu/visit/virtual-tour) 18. Easter Island Take things outside to Easter Island, where Google has created a virtual tour of the island’s famed statues. There’s also a short video of the island and its massive ancient creations, which could make for a good opportunity to discuss world geography with your kids. (https://artsandculture.google.com/story/4wXhfs-0ooroMQ?hl=en) 19. Monterey Bay Aquarium Who doesn’t want to look at peaceful videos of undersea life when they need a break from reality? The Monterey Bay Aquarium’s live web cams will delight both you and your young ones, especially the adorable penguin cam. To find something soothing, watch the hypnotizing moon jelly cam or the kelp forest cam, which showcases leopard sharks moving among the kelp. When the live cams aren’t running (they operate during specific hours), there are pre-recorded videos to fill in. (https://www.montereybayaquarium.org/animals/live-cams) 20. NASA Glenn Research Center Take a virtual tour of the NASA Glenn Research Center or the Space Telescope Operations Control Center, which houses the Hubble Telescope. At NASA Glenn, delve into the ballistics impact lab or the supersonic wind tunnel, which could, of course, lead to a discussion about physics that you might not be that equipped to have. Don’t worry, NASA has a lot of stuff online, making it a great resource during this time at home. (https://www.nasa.gov/glennvirtualtours) Sources: Andrea Romano Updated April 27, 2022 (www.travelandleisure.com) Antonia Wilson Mon 23 Mar 2020 17.15 GMT (www.theguardian.com) Emily Zemler avr.. 8, 2020 (www.purewow.com)

#museum #masterlist #exhibit #exhibition #free #tour #online #virtual #list #art #science #culture #informations

[prayaasmusic]

The Founder and Head of the Academy, Smt. Santsree Bhattacharya, Master of Music(M.Muse.) from Bharatiya Sangeet Vidya Vihar (Allahabad Gharana), had a dream to open a music academy where students, especially the children who can learn music properly. The name given by herself is not that much simple as we simply assume and she made the same true. In 2002 Smt. Bhattacharya successfully started her Academy at Ankleshwar. After Ankleshwar, the 2nd success came true in Bharuch with lots of students joined in it. Smt. Bhattacharya and her musically blessed son Mr. Sawan have been jointly running the institution at the Surat Center with greater credibility and leading the voyage of providing musical education to all aspiring students.

#Music Classes in Surat #Guitar Classes in Surat #Piano Classes in Surat #Keyboard Classes in Surat #Singing Classes in Surat #Harmonium Classes in Surat #Tabla Classes in Surat #Flute Classes in Surat

[story-timeblog]

I let you see me naked. Truly naked; mentally, emotionally and spiritually. I bared myself to you. I let your hands trace over wounds that I hid before I trusted you and we sat as I told you the stories of people you would never wish to meet, but I did. Of places you would never wish to go, but I visited.

Of experiences I would never wish upon you, but I survived.

Of the person you would never wish to know, but I was. I let you see beneath the sheet of the person that I let others see, and you stayed. Unmoved by what I thought would make you leave. You bundled me in your arms, and I felt unknown wounds fade. In that moment I knew, this love would never leave me the same.

Loving you was a beautiful change

M.Muse

#beauty #quotes

[distillingmyessence]

“How do I know you’re right for me? I immediately felt calm in your presence ~ I feel at home in your arms ~ loving you is one of the easiest and most natural things I’ve ever done. And we’re only just getting started.”

__________

I never had a chance of not falling for you. Calling it “falling” feels too cruel, it was more like floating. Something entirely otherworldly but comfortably consuming. Something that made hiding feel futile, and the usual thumping of my heart become a rhythmic tap. Such a gentle landing I did have into loving you.

You made sure of it. You made it easy.

M.Muse

[felldragxn]

4 and 5?

Send a number and I’ll list my muses in order of…4. most to least outgoing

Morgan

Zen

Player

Re

Iris

Issa

Alaris

Cesara

Locke

Remilia

Asim

Madelyn

Orella

Izanami

Aure

Crow

Grima

Kris

5. loudest to quietest laugh

Morgan

Re

Locke

Aure

Asim

Iris

Issa

Crow

Remilia

Alaris

Zen

Cesara

Grima

Izanami

Madelyn

Orella

Kris

Player

Some of these are based on peak crazed laughter-

#m.headcanons #m.musings #((ty for the ask <3 #electricea

[maevearcher]

How is L not a good person

Well, anon, thanks for the ask, in the first place.

Now, it's more than obvious that i love him to death, I'm not in any other fandom, i don't have any other fictional loves at the moment, so my emotional position concerning him is painfully clear.

That being said, he is obviously morally gray at best. Starting from:

(1) his choice of cases. If he were truly a good person, he would be genuinely interested in solving cases for humanity's sake, but no, he only picks cases that give him a thrill, or have high stakes (in money or number of victims). So, his primary drive is selfishness and/or gratification. It can also be argued that he is just One person after all, and thus he Has to pick his cases, he's not a machine to be able to (have time to) solve every single thing thrown his way. But still, he is more interested in the puzzle of it than helping the people involved.

(2) His ginormous ego. Like......godlike huge, even if he lowkey has the right to it, given his intelligence, means and power scope. However, he is only 24-25 and has been treated as this awe-inspiring machine all his life, being radically different from most people out there, whom he may perceive, on some level, and not entirely unjustly so, as inferior. His emotional development is waaay behind his IQ, so the sulking child in him often demands his rights.

(3) his more than questionable methods. By his own admission, he has stepped outside of the law, being The Law, being Justice itself. He is not above torturing people, physically and emotionally, with complete disregard for human rights (especially see Misa). I am not talking about how he used Lind L. Tailor to die in his place, since his death was already scheduled. I am somewhat talking about how in the Yotsuba arc he was willing to let people die so he could gather more data.

(4) He acts cruel and insensitive bordering on offensive towards people who help him. I'm mainly thinking of poor Matsuda... (although, now that I think of L's roundabout way of conveying things, may well be that he actually likes Matsuda and he pesters and belittles him like you do with younger siblings hehe)

He is not cold blooded though, not by far, he did take ample precaution measures to ensure the safety, welfare and financial security of the task force members....and the way he basically bled emotionally for Ukita....

So. He is a very complex, flawed, imperfect man, but....should people be perfect in order to have our love?..... not from where i stand.

#l lawliet #death note #l death note #death note l #thanks for the ask! #m.muses

[containatrocity]

I see the wolf beneath the skin // Hear the Devil's Violin // A secret heaven in hiding // Can't find the silver lining.

Mercy Wainwright: Jester Magician/Bard

-Costume from img 1 -Makeup from img 2 (no contacts) -Mask and frill from img 3 -All in blue/silver tones to match his usual color language.

Electing to use the faire to busk, Mercy's costume is certainly in no small part using pieces of his usual performance garb with the cirque. Playing violin as well as performing his usual acts of magic, escapist feats, sword eating/fire swallowing and knife throwing/juggling, it's more out of a desire to do his hobbies again than anything relating to money- something to keep his skills sharp when the opportunity arises. Electing to loiter around the shops and food stalls most of the event due to the high volume of foot-traffic, He's regularly unmasked- painting his face black, blue and silver to continue the appearances when the grinning visage of the Jester is taken off.

#m.aesthetic #m.musings #huntsvilleattire #huntsvilleevent03attire

[allumettesparis]

James Tissot

オルセー美術館にて「James Tissot 展 - あいまいなモダニティ」が9月30日まで開催中。

19世期、上流社会の人々を多く描いたTissot。 上品な顔立ちと高貴な装いを丁寧に細かく描写する作風により名声を得る。

裕福な家庭に生まれ幼少期からイギリスに興味を持ち、34歳の時には渡英している程のイギリス贔屓の彼の作品に描かれているエレガントな衣装は周辺の小物等も含め細部まで見惚れるほど美しい。

Tissotの絵画はどこか物語を語りかけてくる。 では一体どんな事が語られているのか、、、。 画家が構図の中に散りばめた要素から、物語を組み立て直すのは観客側の自由。

キャプテンの娘 (1873年) © Southampton City Art Gallery

例えばこの絵 「The Captain’s Daughter (キャプテンの娘)」を観てみよう。 歳の離れた2人の船乗りがテームズ川のほとりでリキュールを飲んでいる。 彼らが見ているのは、夢見がちな表情で双眼鏡を持っている若い女性。 ここで彼女の背景に描かれた男女に注目してみる。 橋の手すりに肘をついた男女の距離はとても近い。 そう、この絵は恋愛を語っているのだ。 Tissotは、一見して分かる意図は持たせないけれど、手がかりを見つければ筋は見えてくる。 画家は入念に、この若い女性の襟と袖の端をブルーのダミエ柄にしている。 2人の船乗りからは、これ見よがしにこの海上コードが目に入る。 このダミエ柄が海上で意味するのは「November」つまり「No」。 このNoは、若い船乗りから言い寄られているであろう、この女性の返事を表している。 絵が語りかけてくる物語に耳を澄まして鑑賞したい、James Tissot展。

編集: M

Musée d'Orsay 1 Rue de la Légion d'Honneur 75007 Paris

https://m.musee-orsay.fr/fr/accueil.html 

#jamestissot #パリ #オルセー美術館 #アリュメット

[estephaniaspainting]

Proyecto Bocetos  03

LABELLEZA DE RELACIONARSE

Relaciones afectivas en el ser humano

ESTEPHANIA TINOCO CORDOBA

El amor es un sentimiento que todos los seres humanos experimentan a lo largo de su vida,  un vínculo tan fuerte que es capaz de unir a personas totalmente distintas y ajenas a nuestras familias.

Plasmar estos vínculos tan fuertes que nacen en el ser humano es de suma importancia ya que son precisamente estos los que nos brindan felicidad salud y estabilidad emocional, pero en ocasiones nos olvidamos de lo necesarios  que son, por lo agitada que pude ser la vida sobretodo en la etapa adulta.

 Pigmalion y Galatea

Jean-Léon Gerôme

Mujer de marfil...

“La historia cuenta que Pigmalión terminó enamorándose de una de sus creaciones, bautizada como Galatea. La diosa Afrodita se conmovió ante el deseo de Pigmalión (reflejado a través de un sueño que tuvo el rey) y le concedió vida a la escultura, transformando a Galatea en un ser humano”. (Gardey., 2013)

Venus y Adonis

Tiziano

“La figura femenina en Venus y Adonis se encuentra de espaldas, intentando retener a su amado que, cuando se marche de caza, encontrará la muerte”. (Artehistoria, 2017)

Eros y Psique

François Gérard

“Pero como la vida no suele ser tan sencilla, quien se enamora de Psique es Eros, también conocido como Cupido (su belleza lo deslumbra y se distrae, clavándose su propia flecha en el pie)”. (3 Minutos de Arte , s.f.)

Las obras anteriormente mencionadas son un ejemplo de la percepción del amor a través de distintos pintores y a lo largo del tiempo, por lo cual es importante continuar plasmando esta percepción pero en  este nuevo contexto. Busco transmitir  todos estos sentimientos por medio de  la figura humana.. incluir la figura humana en una composición  y proporción adecuadas  a través de la escala reticular  para lograr reflejar sentimientos tan fuertes como el amor.

Trabajar correctamente  el uso de luces y sombras mediante una grisalla indirecta, para después colocar el color.

Agregar los detalles necesarios para darle un  mejor acabado.

Jacques Louis Davis

CUPIDO Y PSIQUE

Cupido, el dios del amor, se enamoró de la bella Psique y la llevó a su palacio, donde él la visitaba todas las noches sin tener que dejar su ver su cara. Pero la curiosidad pudo más que ella, y una noche Psique miró a Cupido mientras dormía.

Edouard Manet

Almuerzo sobre la hierba

La presencia de una mujer desnuda en medio de hombres vestidos no está justificada por ningún pretexto mitológico o alegórico.

Diego Velázquez

El tratamiento de la luz sobre el protagonista y sus acompañantes, hace que destaque el personaje principal, y dota de magníficos contrastes de luz y sombra a los demás.

Para mi proyecto no utilizaría  la tempera porque pierde brillo y es más difícil de mezclar, también prefiero hacer uso de la figura humana sin mostrar sus rostros eso me parece interesante  acompañada de colores cálidos, así que definitivamente continuaría con este proyecto,

Referencias

3 Minutos de Arte . (s.f.). Obtenido de https://3minutosdearte.com/historias/eros-y-psique-1798-francois-gerard/

Artehistoria. (2017). Obtenido de https://www.artehistoria.com/es/obra/venus-y-adonis-0

Gardey., J. P. (2013). Definicion .De . Obtenido de https://definicion.de/pigmalion/

Musée d’Orsay. (s.f.). Obtenido de https://m.musee-orsay.fr/es/obras/commentaire_id/almuerzo-sobre-la-hierba-7123.html

Significados . (21 de Diciembre de 2018). Obtenido de https://www.significados.com/amor-de-pareja/

Todo Cuadros . (2020). Obtenido de https://www.todocuadros.com.mx/pintores-famosos/velazquez/

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[prayaasmusic]

The Founder and Head of the Academy, Smt. Santsree Bhattacharya, Master of Music(M.Muse.) from Bharatiya Sangeet Vidya Vihar (Allahabad Gharana), had a dream to open a music academy where students, especially the children who can learn music properly.

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[distillingmyessence]

May I be the one to see you? I mean, truly see you.

May I be the one to explore the parts of you that you have silenced in fear of being judged: may I know the thoughts that swirl through your mind in your most silent moments: may I learn the lines of your favourite songs so that we can sing them together as we drive with no destination in mind; May I become your safe space: may my chest feel like home and a place for you to rest your head to relieve yourself of the weight that life has placed on your shoulders: and may I help you untie the knots of experiences that feel too difficult to deal with because you have had to do it alone.

May I…

May I love you in ways that you didn't think were possible because you haven't been shown real love?

May I enter your life and show you that you can be vulnerable and everything will be alright?

May I love you, as you deserve?

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Adapted words by M.Muse