Lady Iris Holmes
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Olympic swimmer dancing, 1925
Underwood & Underwood ~ Olympic champion swimmer Martha Norelius in a dance pose, May 1925 | src worthpoint
Reverse of the press photograph above, with credit stamps and snippet
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there are some things that inherently have a lot of Feeling to me and it's weird realizing that it's not unusual or uncommon for this to not be the case for people but it's also strange because it's hard not to react to things like old floorboards or old brick structures or the interiors of dilapidated houses. like, the self control it takes to not swoon in some sort of overwhelming reverence....what do you mean you don't feel it too
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the only thing that's keeping me from unleashing all 90 nonsensical thought trains in my brain about re1999 lore is the fact that im ruled by this very strict mindset of "if youre gonna do something, do it properly/thoroughly/organized or don't do it at all" which means i get to filter all this nonsense for my writing blog so its neat and cohesive
but it also means that until those posts are finished, im just gonna be seething and violently vibrating bc the information is just in my brain waiting to be released into the wild
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Alright here's my full (possibly hot) take on redesigning Hazbin Hotel characters and making a video showcasing those redesigns while you criticize the official designs.
First and foremost, you are redesigning someone else's OCs. Hazbin Hotel is, in essence, a passion project for Viv. How she talks about it makes that incredibly clear to me. The only difference between Hazbin Hotel and, for example, the story I'm developing surrounding some of my D&D OCs is that Hazbin Hotel got picked up by a streaming service and is significantly more popular than most passsion projects get.
Personally if someone wanted to redesign my D&D OCs, I wouldn't mind it, in fact I'd probably think it was really cool that someone would want to redesign one of my OCs to be closer to their tastes in terms of what they like to draw. I would, however, be made incredibly uncomfortable if someone made a video redesigning them where they also pointed out everything they thought was wrong with the designs. I didn't design these specific D&D characters to be 1-to-1 accurate to their classes in D&D or to look professionally designed. I designed them how I wanted them to look for the story I'm telling because I don't plan to ever play them in a campaign. The main character Avlan is a paladin, and I can acknowledge that his design might not look exactly like a paladin. One of the tabaxi in the story (Ice) is a bard and the other (Spark) is a ranger, and I acknowledge that their classes might not come across well in their designs. The single tiefling I've designed for this story (Tragedy) is a cleric but might not come off as one in their design. But I specifically designed them to be easy for me to draw because I want to be able to tell this story through my art. Having someone say "oh, Avlan's armor isn't paladin enough!" or "Avlan's fur colors and patterns should be closer to a wild rabbit's because harengon shouldn't be based on domestic rabbit colors!" would fucking hurt (especially because I'm so attached to Avlan, but it would hurt just as much if similar comments were made about Ice, Spark, or Tragedy). I am so passionate about these characters and being told their designs are bad or wrong in some way would be like a stab in the heart, and it would still feel like a stab in the heart if this story ever got a massive fandom behind it. Giving Avlan more complex armor because you think it'd look cool or just want to see what it'd look like? Sure, if I could draw more complex armor I'd give him more complex armor too. Giving him more complex armor but also shitting on the armor I decide to draw him with? My motivation to draw him in his armor, potentially draw him period, would be dead for WEEKS.
Why is it suddenly okay just because someone's passion project was picked up by Amazon Prime? Why is it suddenly okay to be "fixing" someone's character designs just because the project has a much bigger budget than most artists get and is on a popular streaming service? It's not. I don't care if you're a professional character designer, or think a specific character would look better with certain traits, or just don't like the character designs.
Hazbin Hotel is still Vivienne Medrano's passion project, and redesigning her characters and making videos talking about everything you think is "wrong" with them is, honestly, disgusting. You can make videos explaining your choices in your redesigns without putting down the designs that already exist, whether you like them or not. Me thinking Lucifer looks better with his tail not restricted to his full demon form doesn't suddenly mean I don't like his official design, because I fucking love it. If you wouldn't do it to an artist whose passion project is just a webcomic here on Tumblr, don't fucking do it to an artist whose passion project got picked up for a cartoon by a big streaming service (or any company for that matter).
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Reblog if you know what this ✨good boi✨is famous for?
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started playing the updated version of motr last night. not super far in it but having more time is definitely a pretty big game changer. it was really weird to make a game thats supposed to be introducing characters and new playets to this complex world, but explicitly give them no invitation to linger in it.
theres been some changes in dialogue i think?? although it's hard to tell, of course. theres still the implication that you're a london native, which is funny bc my character very much is not (shes american!! from new jersey!!!) but ah well. tbh i wouldn't have a problem with your character being british and christian if they just said so explicitly in character creation. at least for you being British, they could have said in the backgrounds descriptions where youre from. like "your family were tailors IN LIVERPOOL" or something. i just think that would make it gel a little better. but i have more thoughts on that kind of thing that should probably go in their own post
anyway ill report back as i play more to see how the changes feel!!! they still ask you if you wanna fuck every character you meet, but i know they said in their news post that they're gonna look at that for the next patch, but they wanna see how having twice as much time impacts things
we'll see!! im having a lot more fun this time, but that might also be because im playing it with my qpp, and i love the voice they gave mr pages
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When you need to know when everything (books, films, TV shows, stuffed animals, clothes, coins, etc.) was made; so you end up inadvertently becoming an expert on dating media and objects just by looking at them for a few seconds.
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My favorite memory from my English class is my teacher using GREAT GATBSY as an expample of copyrighted material like the week after it was put into the public domain
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Second edition of Winnie the Pooh, 1920s
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Dancer Milča Mayerová, ca. 1926. From : Pestrý Týden (Colorful Week) / Prague, Wednesday, December 29, 1926
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Tanečnice Milča Mayerová ca. 1926 ~ Pestrý Týden / V Praze ve středu dne 29. prosince 1926 | src Moravská zemská knihovna
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i think that david and dwayne genuinely don’t know what credit/debit cards are because they both became vampires and started living in secluded small-town cave before they became widely used
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The Ducal Family of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha with some officers, mids 1920s.
Front row: Princess Feodora of Denmark, Duchess Victoria Adelaide, Prince Friedrich Josias, Hereditary Prince Johann Leopold, Duke Charles Edward, Princess Sibylla and Princess Caroline Mathilde.
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