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kazachokolate · 2 months

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feeling spooky

#LittleBigPlanet #lbp #sackboy a big adventure #saba #sackboy #saba vex #saba scarlet #my art #I forgot how to draw Vex ((

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theyhavetakenovermylife · 1 month

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Ya'll have to hear about this, because damn, what are the chances.

Today I passed my exam, and tomorrow is the last day last day of my internship, so I thought; "Why not get a tattoo?" You know, because it's always nice to get a tattoo.

So, I go to this tattoo shop I had found on Google maps. Never been there before, but the staff was all either female or LGBTQ+, and generally inviting for all sorts of people, which I thought was amazing. Of course I wanted to support that.

The place is HUGE and looks AMAZING. I come as a walk-in, and they are super nice and warm to me and my brother. All so sweet and amazing.

I decide to get a treble clef because, well, I studied music for three years, I love music, and Eurovision season isn't far off, and I just really like how it looks. Seemed very fitting to me. Not a revolutionary idea, but I like it.

So, I'm getting tattooed, and while I'm getting tattooed, Saba enters the shop. Saba. Like in Saba representing Denmark in Eurovision with the song "Sand" Saba. I mean, what are the chances? I'm getting a tattoo for music and Eurovision, and in comes the artist that is representing my country in Eurovision. Damn... I guess I made a right decision with this tattoo😂🇩🇰

#eurovision denmark #eurovision #eurovision song contest #esc #esc2024 #esc 2024 #esc denmark #esc denmark 2024 #saba #esc saba

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pujjel · 3 months

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artblock suckss

it's aaall sketches

#sketch #lbp #lbp3 #lbp vex #newton lbp3 #saba #saba vex

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madsmadart · 2 months

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I REMEMBERED I RECORDED THIS SHITPOST I MADE A YEAR AGO!!! Vex partied hard and got fuckin WASTED

I should record more vrchat shenanigans

#little big planet #littlebigplanet #lbp #vrchat #vex #saba #sackboy a big adventure #alcohol #drinking

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seenmirage · 9 months

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Tobi Lou by Michelle Estrella for GQ Magazine (2020)

#rapper #fine black men #black men #sexy black men #tobi lou #smino #saba #chicago rap #hip hop

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legacysat · 2 months

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SABA VIDEOPLAY-System, 1979

#saba #1979 #vintage design #nostalgia #70s #vintage electronics #video #70s culture

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artist-issues · 3 months

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Actually, no, I’m just going to talk about Sabino.

I was going to talk about the deleted song “A Wish Worth Keeping,” but suffice to say: that song would not have made the movie better because that song had the same terrible point as the movie: “The power to make your wishes come true is in you, so keep wishing.”

No. Bad. Bad point, therefore bad movie.

The deleted song wouldn’t have saved it. Stop saying “Why This Song Matters” and “The Deleted Song That Could’ve Fixed Wish.” Figure out what was wrong with the movie first. Then you can properly figure out what should and shouldn’t have been cut from the movie.

Now let’s talk about Sabino.

I already said several times that the character is terrible in the actual movie. The idea of him could’ve been good, especially when you’re trying to say something about the concept of wishing, though.

In Wish, he’s an old man who’s tangible wish-trapped-in-a-bubble has never been granted. You’re supposed to feel bad for him; his life has been so long and he’s never gotten what he really wanted. But, even if you accept what the movie is telling you (the main point I referenced up there) he doesn’t do a good job supporting it.

Sabino can’t remember his wish. (Stupid.) So you don’t feel that bad for him. He gave it up when he was eighteen. He’s lived more of his life with no wish to miss than he did with one that didn’t come true. So what if it never comes true? He’ll just keep living as a vaguely cheerful guy with people who love him. He’s never that sad. We don’t care.

Also, when the idea that his wish will never come true is presented to him, he just… accepts it. On the one hand, that’s logical because of what I just said. But on the other hand, what a wasted opportunity to say something about your lousy “keep on wishing” main theme.

He’s 100 Years Old. He could have been the character that watches and waits, no matter how much time passes, and genuinely has faith like Cinderella or Geppetto or Snow White or Ray the Firefly or Ariel, and hangs on to his wish.

But they couldn’t do that. They couldn’t have an old character who is an example to a young woman. Because they had to have Asha be the one to “teach” everyone the “you have the power, so keep on wishing” message. You have to have her be the spirited child who proves the naysayers wrong—and therefore, you have to have Sabino be the naysayer. He doesn’t get to be the wise old man who teaches her something. He has to be the guy who says “you’re young, sit down and give up.”

Of course, they can’t even really commit to that either, because they’re still halfway-trying to make Sabino sympathetic, they’re trying to convince you that Asha really loves him and everybody does because he’s a sweet old man with a dream. But they half-do everything, and the base is rotten for all of it, so we don’t care.

Here’s what they should’ve done:

If you’re sticking with that terrible main theme: Give Sabino a wish that he never gives up on. Don’t let him give it to Magnifico. Let him keep it for himself and spend a hundred years working toward it, and he comes close several times, and it keeps blowing up in his face, and everyone (including Asha) thinks he’s crazy for keeping it, but he gets up and tries again over and over. That would’ve at least been interesting and had a shot at being impactful.

Get RID of that terrible main theme. Switch it to “have faith” and then make Sabino the one with the faith. And again, his age highlights that it is hard. It takes a long time. He spends most of his life yearning and wishing, but he never gives up or stops acting on faith. He becomes a source of inspiration for the people around him—except Asha, who loves him but needs to find her own faith before she can understand him—and then eventually joins him in faith. Like Jane from Return to Neverland. (Yes I said it.)