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Tab Hunter known for his good looks, was a Hollywood heartthrob of the 1950s.
After a successful career, he wrote an autobiography in 2005 where he acknowledged he was gay.
Everyday a new drawing, every month a new theme. This theme is PRIDEMONTH!!!
#gay #TabHunter #pride
Her image of women is startlingly modern - it could be from the 1980s! Yet the Still Life might be 1950s. Both works show her as a woman decades more advanced than the zeitgeist. Amazing! Women (1928), Still-Life (1929), Mirage (1930) & Abstract (1930)
【CeVIO】The vocal synth of the hour is Ginsaki Yamato.
Released as a part of the Color Voice Series, Yamato is a complementary voicebank to Kinzaki Koharu.
He represents a stern but caring man in his 50s.
Though my VTuber character Sin Juyo is already technically a supervillain because he has killed super”heroes” though they’re corrupt and diabolical, not even real heroes.
This is him in the 2050s. https://t.co/hVU57VmT1H
【CeVIO】The vocal synth of the hour is Ginsaki Yamato.
Released as a part of the Color Voice Series, Yamato is a complementary voicebank to Kinzaki Koharu.
He represents a stern but caring man in his 50s.
@rogerokeeffe @irlpol @thomasopfietse @johnbreslin @GeorgeCochrane1 @AutoWeek Arguably it was the car which saved BMW in the 50s.
A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators...D is for M. Joyce Davies, an Artist & Illustrator, active in the 40s and 50s...I haven't been able to find out much details about her. These examples of her work will just have to speak for her...#IllustrationOfTheDay
【CeVIO】The vocal synth of the hour is Ginsaki Yamato.
Released as a part of the Color Voice Series, Yamato is a complementary voicebank to Kinzaki Koharu.
He represents a stern but caring man in his 50s.
【CeVIO】The vocal synth of the hour is Ginsaki Yamato.
Released as a part of the Color Voice Series, Yamato is a complementary voicebank to Kinzaki Koharu.
He represents a stern but caring man in his 50s.
By the way, the "what if gay was the norm and straight people were oppressed" was exhausted as a concept in the 1950s.
Hugh Hefner's Playboy Magazine did this concept in 1955 when they published The Crooked Man.
【CeVIO】The vocal synth of the hour is Ginsaki Yamato.
Released as a part of the Color Voice Series, Yamato is a complementary voicebank to Kinzaki Koharu.
He represents a stern but caring man in his 50s.
yoosung
he mains either ayato or yae miko.
hes definitely f2p. hes constantly loses 50/50s. and hes been saving up for ayato/yae miko for a while.
【CeVIO】The vocal synth of the hour is Ginsaki Yamato.
Released as a part of the Color Voice Series, Yamato is a complementary voicebank to Kinzaki Koharu.
He represents a stern but caring man in his 50s.
【CeVIO】The vocal synth of the hour is Ginsaki Yamato.
Released as a part of the Color Voice Series, Yamato is a complementary voicebank to Kinzaki Koharu.
He represents a stern but caring man in his 50s.
A superb 1951 image of a Royal Navy Fairey Firefly AS 5, then based at RNAS Ford in West Sussex. Originally a wartime aircraft, the Firefly saw service well into the 1950s. Over seventy were later converted to remote control target drones.😢
Somewhere in the depths of this lake there could be the bizarre #FatCatfish. Where could it be hiding? 🔎
The last time it was seen alive was in the '50s. But we believe it's still out there.
*Maybe* it just doesn't get out much..
Rendering by @CatharticOutlet 🎨
#LostFishes
【CeVIO】The vocal synth of the hour is Ginsaki Yamato.
Released as a part of the Color Voice Series, Yamato is a complementary voicebank to Kinzaki Koharu.
He represents a stern but caring man in his 50s.
【CeVIO】The vocal synth of the hour is Ginsaki Yamato.
Released as a part of the Color Voice Series, Yamato is a complementary voicebank to Kinzaki Koharu.
He represents a stern but caring man in his 50s.
【CeVIO】The vocal synth of the hour is Ginsaki Yamato.
Released as a part of the Color Voice Series, Yamato is a complementary voicebank to Kinzaki Koharu.
He represents a stern but caring man in his 50s.
With dishes in the sink and clutter everywhere, this refreshingly everyday scene was painted by John Bratby. He is considered the founder of the ‘kitchen sink realism’ movement, developed in the 1950s.
Social realism also spread into TV shows, what's your go-to soap?
#PenToPaper