Illustrations by Paul X. Johnson:
#i think if i ever finish my novel this is the sort of art i want for it
—I also totally want these to be the same woman.
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Illustrations by Paul X. Johnson:
#i think if i ever finish my novel this is the sort of art i want for it
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Portland, Maine
Email: trustyourself@trustwatson.com
wow this is amazing
&negative space;
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“Literally objects start moving when the guy enters a room. He’s an actor of uncommon power and uncommon humanity.” — Guillermo del Toro
STATIC
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“That sort of binge-television viewing has become a normal, accepted part of American culture. Saturdays with a DVD box set, a couple bottles of wine, and a big carton of goldfish crackers are a pretty common new feature of American weekends. Netflix bet big on this trend with their release of House of Cards. They released all 13 episodes of the first season at once: roughly one full Saturday’s worth. It’s a show designed for the binge. The New York Times quoted the show’s producer as saying, with a laugh, ‘Our goal is to shut down a portion of America for a whole day.’ They don’t say what kind of laugh it was.”
From Here You Can See Everything by James A. Pearson
So, fannish behavior has become normalized in the broader population. Got it.
Dress
1940’s. Two-tone tulle hip swag dress. Black rayon. | Mill Street Vintage on Etsy.
I need this. I need this in a size that fits me I need this.
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Image from joe-armstrong.net. It’s the wand that makes it so perfect.
Thank you for completely making my day.
