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gawki · 7 months
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isbergillustration · 6 days
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dopepoisonivyoncrack · 8 months
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Bleach TYBW Part 2 Hai Hai SKLAVEREI!!! Sternritter girls magical transformations <3
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bigmammallama5 · 4 months
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a silver lining about still masking is i can softly vocal stim bLuE cHiP in the grocery store without anyone bothering me
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opens-up-4-nobody · 1 year
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Me internally, everytime I have to agree to let someone do something nice for me: haha my schedule has been disturbed *bursts into tears*
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fellhellion · 10 months
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I think, considering the posts I’m seeing, people are getting confused on what a canon event is because the way Miguel defines it to Miles vs how he talks about his own “canon breaking” just don’t align neatly with one another, and are probably foreshadowing a loophole Miles will expose if the writing doesn’t go the route of entirely tossing out canon events.
They are, as Miguel explains them to be, specific story beats that will just happen naturally to every Spidey. They can be interfered with yes, but to catastrophic consequence to his mind. Simply existing in another dimension like the spider society or nicking gizmos like Hobie isn’t canon breaking, because it isn’t touching any story beats.
This feels confusing because the way Miguel talks about his adopted universe disintegrating makes it sound like he thinks his very continued presence did damage to it. Unless his counterpart’s death was specifically supposed to be a canon event for Gabriella, I can’t see how it fits into the previous model.
But that’s not the way the story is presented, and I think Miguel’s emotional vulnerability about that trauma, combined with the dissonance between both “definitions” is supposed to draw our attention to the idea that while this character is operating out of a sincere desire to prevent this every happening again, his understanding of what caused this disintegration is flawed and not immutable.
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k00291501 · 6 months
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Disrupt: Make your Mark pt.3
I then looked at my piece as a piece of clothing, I draped it around this mannequin torso in different angles and position and I quite like how the pattern looks as a piece of clothing. I might evolve this pattern to make a piece of clothing in the future.
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k00294335 · 6 months
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Exploring patterns on clay. 13/11/33
During my workshop of ‘Drawing with clay’ I took time to experiment with different media and objects to imprint interesting patterns and textures on slabs of clay.
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tetrachromate · 6 days
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people really dont know anything about like burial context or provenance/provenience or interpretation of finds or indeed ANY SORT OF CRITICAL REASONING
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Third major character from my capstone project. This is Hedrek. He's a monk from monotheistic religion that was brought to the Island during the rule of the Empire. He's caught in the middle of the conflict between his people, the ancient natives of the island, and the migrating tribes the other characters are from.
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helenvader · 8 months
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Fun fact: I would never get up early on the first day of my vacation, except Foundation was more important than my laziness. I even got up earlier than I normally do for work. Hari Seldon, you miracle man. 🤣
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colecassiidy · 27 days
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Thinkin bout the kid wanting to go west, wanting to pick up a security job, seedling instincts that BW allowed to flourish unabashedly to the skillsets he'd scraped together surviving as some street urchin
#ooc;; mun barks#The way it fell away from him bc he became so fond of ashe - and by extension DL; the way he really didn't think twice abt it#how in another universe he meets gabriel reyes the detective as a fledgling recruit/cadet in LA and learns to protect people#how this would probably all fall apart anyway due to rats and inside jobs and it's the splintering of ovw just w another face#or maybe he makes it to a rural town and takes up sheriff-hood#and yet how there seems to be an inevitability that this will fall apart on him somehow - through some disillusionment -#How some snake will always slither into an eden bc#this is ultimately a small whim of a then-15 year old boy that thinks maybe his bloody hands could do good#(But then - instead - they just got bloodier thru DL)#Thinking abt him saying he'd like to own land one day and work it up to something to be proud of but the way this one#Carries more complications to his tendencies to always be uprooted either by his own volition or outside circumstances#The way he is married to disruption and that This is even less likely to ever be in his cards#but not bc he recognizes this pattern of dispossession but bc he never thought he could accrue the finances#and the way this small little want falls further and further away from him and#how he is so certain that he's going to end up dead in a ditch someplace somewhere someday#it's the way there's these small things of childhood sincerity that managed to survive n persist thru the horrors#but are then proceeded to be strangled out of him n it is a slow suffocation#Thinking abt him thinking abt him thinking abt him
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maliciousalice · 27 days
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Tag your b99 so I can block it please
With all due respect anon, I'm not a b99 blog or anything of that nature, so I'm not going to comply. I simply used a reaction image that was highlighting my mood at the time of the post. I have no current interest in the material it comes from. You can jog on.
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devilsskettle · 2 years
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“horror movies spend less time establishing character” have you only ever seen 2 movies
#a lot of horror movies are character driven#some aren’t but a lot of other genres don’t focus on character either#but like there are some complaints i see about certain movies where people complain that ‘nothing happens’ or whatever#or like the plot is less structured or whatever#and it’s like yeah maybe and sometimes that’s boring but sometimes it’s a fucking character study type thing#so like. what. ladybird is great but american mary isn’t structured enough#or like. may. excision. fucking uhh reanimator i’d say has pretty established characters#saw. what about saw. the whole movie is just two guys stuck in a room talking#the ritual is very character driven. the og film version of hill house#you know i hate orphan but orphan is pretty good at that actually#i would argue that the first 2 friday the 13th movies pretty well establish the personalities and dynamics of the characters#the exorcist. are you telling me that the exorcist doesn’t take its sweet time introducing the characters#establishing a status quo to be disrupted? an established pattern of behavior to deviate from? to say nothing of karras himself#the underlying conflict is all about internal beliefs and decisions this man is thinking about#oh the invisible man 2020 i thought they did a good job of establishing characters and relationships#anyway#i could go on. it’s just like this thing i hear ‘film critics’ (people on the internet who think their opinions are interesting) say#if you’re only watching horror movies where the characters are underdeveloped so you don’t care about them you should watch better movies#same thing with action movies. like sure you want to get to the action but plenty of good action movies have good character writing too#anyway!!
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uwmspeccoll · 1 year
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Science Saturday
There are a plethora of prominent examples of the mutual influence between the arts and sciences: Leonardo De Vinci, Albert Einstein, Maria Sibylla Merian, Hedy Lemarr, Geothe. The painter behind today’s Science Saturday offering, Abbott H. Thayer, did indeed make some lasting contributions to natural science, most notably on the role of countershading nature, sometimes referred to as Thayer’s Law, and on disruptive patterning. His writings on animal camouflage were influential in the development of tactical camouflage during World War I, urged on by Thayer himself.
Published in New York in 1909 by Macmillan, Concealing-Coloration in the Animal Kingdom: An Exposition of the Laws of Disguise Through Color and Pattern: Being a Summary of Abbott H. Thayer’s Discoveries was the culmination of Thayer’s work on the subject. Authorship is credited to Gerald H. Thayer, with his father Abbott H. Thayer’s contributing an introductory essay and many of the illustrations. The elder and younger Thayers collaborated extensively on the book, which was printed in New York at The Trow Press, with lithographs and half-tone prints by A. Hoen & Co. of Baltimore. 
Despite the aforementioned lasting contributions, the book received scathing criticism from the scientific and naturalist community, including being roundly mocked by Theodore Roosevelt. While some of Thayer’s observations were sound, he insisted that every aspect of animal coloration was rooted in camouflage, a theory that lacked scientific rigor. Take the example of the flamingo (illustrated in the final image above): Thayer argues that their vibrant plumage is camouflage because, for a brief period during sunrise and sunset, the animals might appear to blend into the horizon when viewed by predators from below the water line. There is no attempt to explain how their bright pink hue might help them escape predation for the other 23 or so hours of the day.
Explore more Science Saturday posts here.  
-Olivia, Special Collections Graduate Intern
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Project: Shawl #10 (i’m looking for ways to keep my posts more organized and figured numbering projects would be the easiest to remember/most efficient. I don’t actually think this is my tenth shawl, probably closer to 15th, but that’s all the ones I can find on my ravelry/tumblr/remember in my human brain) Started a new construction. This guy is going to be a bit more slow going because the yarn is very splitty and the pattern is very complicated (the legend has purl2tog through the back loop and i’m already not looking forward to that). But when I was looking through the knitpicks books I got for cheap and saw this pattern I couldn’t not want it in this yarn.
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