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Seeing in the dark: a collection of vintage night photography.
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“I’m a mess, and I can’t be saved. Very few would survive this.”
“Only the chaos junkies.”
- Prince Ruby and Anavir causing chaos in my WIP, Prince of Erosia.
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Kelvin and Keefe's Gay Social Life
In Season 3, BJ and Judy eat at two different restaurants, go to a movie, and have a "date night" at a painting studio. But we see Kelvin and Keefe only at home, at work, and at family events. Didn't they ever date?
Maybe not: before the Episode 3.8 kiss, Kelvin was closeted, pretending that Keefe was a coworker and good buddy, at least in public. In his mind, going out to dinner or a movie would come dangerously close to broadcasting that they were a couple.
But they had some sort of social life outside the family. Kelvin is familiar with Keefe's fire dance and sausage dip. The family is not familiar with it. One does not perform a fire dance or make sausage dip for just one other person, so they must have gone to parties that did not involve the family.
What kind of parties? The phallic sausage dip and the intensely erotic fire dance sound tailor-made for a gay party.
We can conclude that guys had some involvement with the local gay community. Maybe they had Probably Gay Percy over for game night, and served phallic pigs-in-blankets.
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demi fiend (shin megami tensei 3 nocturne) stimboard for 🦭 anon :•]
[ID: A 3x3 stimboard of 8 GIFs surrounding a central image.
GIF 1: A silhouetted figure in a demon costume performing a dance with a long bar putting off many sparks that surround them entirely.
GIF 2: A slow motion closeup of a tattoo needle against someone's skin.
GIF 3: A circular saw grinding into a gear, sending sparks flying behind it.
GIF 4: A view out of a windshield on a rainy night.
Image: The character "Demi fiend" from the game "Shin Megami Tensei 3 Nocturne".
GIF 5: First person POV of walking down a wooden bridge over a grassy field at night.
GIF 6: Orange fireworks raining down in the sky.
GIF 7: A tattoo of a demon wing on the back of a light-skinned person's shoulder that appears to extend when they raise their arm.
GIF 8: A bat wing extending.
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Hayami Gyoshu's Fire Dance - Up and Down the Ladder (Essay)
The picture shown here is "Enbu" (Important Cultural Property), a representative work by Hayami Gyoshu(速水御舟), a Japanese painter who ran through the Taisho and Showa periods. 1925 (Taisho 14). It is a seemingly figurative painting depicting moths attracted by a crimson flame and gathering together. But if you look closely, all the moths have their wings spread. This is because, due to aesthetic demands, the painting emphasizes symbolism rather than realism. The stylization is also highly advanced.
August 2, 1894 (Meiji 27) - March 20, 1935 (Showa 10)) is a Japanese painter from the Taisho period to the early Showa period. His real name is Eiichi Makita.
Born in Asakusa, Tokyo on August 2, 1894 (Meiji 27). From the thorough realism and detailed depiction not found in conventional Japanese paintings, he eventually progressed to symbolic and decorative expressions such as his representative work "Enbu". In his short life, he left behind many masterpieces, and "Meiju Chiritsubaki" was designated as an important cultural property for the first time as a work of art in the Showa period. On March 20, 1935, he died suddenly of typhoid fever. He passed away at the age of 40.
In the words of Gyoshu himself, ``The courage to climb to the top of the ladder is precious, and the one who has the courage to descend from it and climb back up again is even more precious.'' Above all, he is afraid and always aims for new paintings, which is similar to Picasso.
As a picture drawn at the same time as "Fire dance", I think the following is also good. "Kyoto House" (1927, 1927). The three houses are infinitely stylized and pleasant to look at. The feeling of wanting to reach out, "What is it?" This kind of texture is similar to that of Henri Matisse or Paul Klee in Europe.
Even if Gyoshu was paid by an art dealer, he did not paint unless he was motivated. The art dealer frantically begged Gyoshu, saying, "Even if it's just one ant, please paint it." Reluctantly, Gyoshu painted a picture of a small ant on a large canvas.
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Fightober 2023 day 15
I like the lighting I did here, and the body too
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