Mrs. George Swinton (Elizabeth Ebsworth)
John Singer Sargent (American; 1856–1925)
London, 1897
Oil on canvas
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois
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https://www.thisiscolossal.com/2023/06/volker-hermes-hidden-portraits/
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crypto veggies by casey veggies review:
1. kriss cross (9/10)
2. where the lakers ball (5/10)
3. pandemic (8/10)
4. i shoulda known (8/10)
5. show and tell (6/10)
6. back then (10/10)
7. no debate w/ yun-a & nno (7/10)
8. on go w/ natalia shanelle (7/10)
9. trippin w/ kaidontrap, grand manner, & freddy solitary (7/10)
10. doin the dash (8/10)
ranking: B tier
a great album from casey veggies
if you like: mellowhigh, mellowhype, dom kennedy, domo genesis, mike g, pac div,
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Joshua Reynolds (British, 1723-1792) • Lady Sarah Bunbury Sacrificing to the Graces • Between 1763-65 • Art Institute of Chicago
This painting is executed in Grand Manner style. In practice it meant drawing on the style of ancient Greek and Roman (classical) art and the Italian Renaissance masters such as Raphael. Grand manner was strictly used for history painting, but Reynolds adapted it very successfully to portraiture, inventing the high art portrait. - Tate Britain
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y'know what i find interesting about sun now that hw2 is out?
i've seen various interpretations of him since the game's release with all the new dialogue and scenes we got ranging from "stressed and in bad need of a cigarette and a three year vacation" to "petty bitch" to "caring but pushed to his limit" and like
the thing is, they're all right
he probably played favorites with some of the kids--cassie's testament combined with his general mannerisms certainly make me think so. sun is a little mean to the player character. he insults you, he talks down to you, he treats you like you don't have two brain cells to rub together when you screw up. in the carousel level, he's clearly begrudging that he can't simply do the job himself. he is petty and he is stressed and he is frustrated
you'd think, then, that sun would happily let moon do what he will with the human employees he clearly detests, with the kids that obviously frustrate him. you'd think he'd make good on his threats to turn off the lights himself, to let these people get what they deserve. how many times have we dreamed of petty revenge on the shitty customers and coworkers we've had to deal with in our jobs?
he doesn't. instead, he resigns himself to a life of isolation to keep moon in check, doing whatever he can to keep anyone else from getting hurt or dying. despite all his hot air, sun cares. deeply, selflessly. when we see him during the ruin segments of hw2, he's shaking in fear, hiding in scant light he has access to in his and moon's horrible room, out of easy reach from most, trying in the only way he can to keep more tragedy from occurring. he knows how bad his situation is; he's acutely aware of it in a way most of the other animatronics don't seem to be. his actions speak far louder than his words, and god knows he has plenty to say
sun is a deeply flawed person who tries to do good in spite of it all, and to me, that's fascinating
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one thing i do love about Brennan's storytelling is how often he creates characters who carry Anger with them. like, it's not an anger that subsumes or permeates who they are, nor does it tend to Remain throughout the entirety of their arcs, but it's there, in Zelda, and Hob, and Evan, and Ayda, and Nikhil, and so on. Characters who snap and snarl and growl and shout, and - and this is Key - are never like, reprimanded, or corrected, or resented for it. i cannot express how much this means to me
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What does Blade look like when he's trying to be romantic? Would he ever attempt it in the first place? I can't picture it but I'm so curious 🤣
I invite you to read this post from 3 years ago (!) about his methods of flirtation 😌 Blade's idea of romance and courtship is like silently splitting his sweetbun in half and sharing it with MC at communal breakfast mid-conversation, without either of them really acknowledging it; leaving books he think she'd like in random places where she'd have no way of knowing it was him, like some kind of weird helpful fae gremlin; and probably challenging her potential suitors to duels somewhere in the background without anyone ever realizing he was doing it
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My friend said older Michael looks mean 😭😭
And he really does. He seems like he’s Moreso trying to manipulate younger Michael into helping him rather than actually trying to help the situation at large <\3
What a perspective!
I'll say this: Older Michael has the weight of the world on his shoulders and his alone. At least, in his side of the timeline. He is the only god left on the planet, and the youngest one of them all mind you! He's very stressed, and has a small window of time to fix everything and realign the timeline before the world is beyond repair-- and he can only communicate with the other timeline in brief brief moments in time. He has no time to be playful or friendly, only to relay very important information.
Whether he's mean, manipulative, or whatever you want to think of him as, that's up for your debate. He's just trying to save his world.
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Irving Ramsey Wiles (American, 1861–1948) • The Corner Table • n/d • Private collection
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Irving Ramsey Wiles (American, 1861-1948) • The Sonata • 1897 • de Young Museum, San Francisco, California
The Sonata (detail)
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