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A couple art fight attacks for @_undeadpuppy of our @ratboygenius ocs as well as Little King John, Ratboy Genius, and Summer Solstice Baby! x3
#ThrowbackThursday #JohnWick #keanureeves #characterart #art John Wick animated
John Singer Sargent, Artist in the Simplon, c. 1909-1911 #johnsingersargent https://t.co/XrZBwkTIcr
Madonna and Child with the Young Saint John, 1527 #mannerism #jacopopontormo https://t.co/HucMTyjsQO
John Constable, Weymouth Bay, Dorsetshire, 1830 #johnconstable #tatemuseum https://t.co/Gm1aC0osD2
On this day in 1952, "The Quiet Man" film directed by John Ford and starring John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara is released in the UK. #history #movies #filmhistory #zombie #zombies #zombieart #zombieportrait #zombieartist
aradia's assbeating does awaken vriska in the dream world tho, which puts another point on my "trauma is what wakes u" theory
but again this shit doesn't matter bcuz we already know all the dream selves die before the trolls catch up with john
this injury tho is apparently what causes terezi to wake up in the dream world....
between this, john and sollux's awakenings, i wonder if some kinda severe trauma is actually a requirement to awakening in the dream world
centuriespast:
The ‘Luxborough’ Galley Burnt Right Down
John Cleveley the elder (c.1712–1777)
National Maritime Museum https://t.co/F2SkvQUWgS
This is a thread of Tunde Adebona’s artworks you can find on @opensea
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THE APOCALYPSE BOT:
John J Collins said: apocalypse "is intended to interpret present, earthly circumstances in light of the supernatural world and of the future.
Do you love “love death & robot”?
turns out sollux is able to come back from the dead bcuz his dream self can effectively take the place of his real self, i guess???
also he has two dream selves for some reason. which i guess explains how he can sekiro shadows die twice but still be alive in john's arc
Cecile Walton (1891-1956) — four more illustrations for Antoni Józef Glinski, “Polish Fairy Tales,” translated by Maude Ashurst Briggs (New York: John Lane Company, 1920).
Cecile Walton (1891-1956) — four illustrations for Antoni Józef Glinski, “Polish Fairy Tales,” translated by Maude Ashurst Briggs (New York: John Lane Company, 1920).
@Tony_Huynh Either the John Byrne or Phil Jimenez version of the design would be amazing!