There's something so insane to me about being able to create and recreate vintage or even ancient music, clothes, fabrics, building architecture, anything, really.
I watched this video about a lady who knit a WWII-era vest, and it was really unique, because the cable work would eat up yarn, when there were shortages of fibers. This pattern would have likely been used by people to send overseas to soldiers, and now it's being created in a time where this war has been over for generations. What were the people making this pattern thinking of? What about the people making the vest? Could they fathom a world where world wars didn't happen back to back? Could they imagine what peace felt like, or did it fade like a distant memory, a faint friend? All we have now are the remnants of their efforts, a "simple" vest that would warm the bodies of countless people the knitter would never have imagined were here on earth with them.
We're reaching across time to learn about other people - we're reaching our hands out just to grasp anything tangible. And when we've take hold of something, all we can do is say I love you I love you I love you
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I keep trying to find video game soundtracks I can listen to while I work but the problem is that I form such an emotional attachment to the music based on how I felt when I played the games so it just sends me on a nostalgia trip. I just wanted to listen to some jams but now this splatoon music is bringing back memories of when I was 15 that I really didn’t need to deal with right now
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my favorite kind of band is one that has a consistent encore song that the crowd will scream along to so loud you can’t even hear the band. it’s such a uniting and cathartic experience and it’s moments like that when you’re like oh this is what we’re alive for
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Shout-out to the woman sitting next to me at a show last night who saw my Hadestown sweatshirt and innocently asked me if I had seen it and talked about knowing Reeve Carney for his whole life, not knowing that I had spent that day listening to the Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark cast recording and a video essay about its failure.
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most of the time i feel like im just an average person like i know im really lucky to be living my dreams working a job i love in the city i always wanted to live in like i know im a very lucky and privileged person bc most ppl don’t get any of that but most of the time i also forget it’s not just that like most ppl in my hometown never get out and don’t even go to college and like even in my family im still the only one to ever attend university and move to the city which is just crazy like it’s so crazy to me to think im not really average specially not where i come from which is idk so weird
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Redrew some old doodlesheet my teen self drew
It is 3AM I am going onto memory lane, remembering my early years of being a Vaati obsessive, what it was like to be a teenager writing poems towards him, staring at fanart until I fall asleep and doodling him in school 24/7. Even imagining him to accompagny me to school because why not lol.
I posted a lot of art online in that time.
I found this old doodlesheet I did in school while reciting every goddamn line he ever said ingame by heart and priding myself in having that knowledge (I don't anymore lol).
I made a gift to my teenage self and redrew her doodles in my much better skill. Im sure she would have squealed seeing my current artwork :,) my teen self deserves a headpat and a vaati plushie, seriously.
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funny how those new-fangled smartphones dropped headphone jacks for "more battery" while at the same time getting worse lifespans and a stting that protects your battery by limiting it to 85%
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