#INTERESTING HUH

[hislittleraincloud]

Yes, I have seen

Yes, that is the Robert Crumb shirt from the 1994 documentary that you cannot get today unless you've gone hunting around online for it, or know someone who has old overstock (unlikely, but possible).

Yes, hers looks to be the same size as his since it's so huge it's like the only thing she was wearing, even though it's so bright it looks like a copy/reissue (AFAIK it hasn't been reissued...could be wrong). But I also acknowledge the lighting of those photos brightens everything, and upon closer inspection, it's not brand new or reprinted. His from a couple of years ago looks newer.

But yes, they do love the same things. That's all we can really say about this since we don't know. It is interesting though, their taste in the subversive.

More on Crumb for you, thanks to Gemini because I'm fucking lazy (I saw the doc long ago when I was the video store manager, and again in 2008 when my girlfriend wanted to watch it, but my father loves Crumb too, so that's another thing I grew up with):

Robert Crumb is a highly controversial artist primarily due to the content and themes within his underground comics, which often push boundaries and challenge societal norms.

The main points of contention include:

Misogyny and Sexual Content: Crumb's work frequently depicts women in ways that many consider misogynistic and objectifying. He often portrays women with exaggerated physical features, particularly large buttocks, and his comics can feature sexually explicit and sometimes violent scenarios. He has been criticized for fetishistic depictions of sexual violence and has even admitted to having been a "male chauvinist asshole" in the 1970s. While some argue his art is a satirical exploration of his own neuroses and the "darkest side" of the male psyche, others view it as genuinely hostile towards women.

Racism and Stereotypes: Another significant source of controversy is Crumb's use of racial caricatures, particularly figures like "Angelfood McSpade." These characters often employ imagery from minstrel shows and blackface, leading to accusations of racism. Crumb has stated that his intention was to satirize existing racist stereotypes and that these images were part of the "tawdry, low-class imagery" from his upbringing, arguing they represent the embodiment of white people's stereotypes and fears about Black people. However, critics often find these depictions deeply offensive and argue that he appears to enjoy drawing the very racism he claims to critique. His comic "When the Goddamn Jews Take Over America" also sparked controversy and led to a falling out with fellow cartoonist Art Spiegelman.

Obscenity and Transgression: Crumb's comics are known for their raw, uncensored, and often grotesque nature. They frequently delve into taboo subjects like sexuality, scatology, and violence. His work has been the subject of obscenity trials, and some of his comics, like Zap Comix: No. 4 and his Snatch series, were removed from circulation in various places. He is celebrated by some as a "hero of imaginative freedom" for attacking mainstream values and pushing boundaries, while others condemn his work as obscene.

In essence, Crumb's controversial nature stems from his willingness to graphically depict his own "foibles and fantasies," including those rooted in sexism and racism, which leads to strong reactions and a polarized reception. While some see his art as a profound and honest exploration of the human psyche and societal ills, others find it deeply offensive and harmful.

Huh. That sounds so...familiar. Can't exactly place any of it though, can you?

[cloned-sheep97]

my (ex)lesbian icon was papyrus

overheard someone say that lesbians don’t have male icons the way gay men have female icons…. baby you have not logged onto tumblr dot com. the lesbians are dedicating blogs to men who look like the default mii

[01may1994]

[eyeofthemoose]

The longer that I'm off work the less i like this guy from work lmao... So that's that.

[rdps01]

on that ford grindset lately

[mothlung]

they did it to ayesha erotica's yummy too

Cut it off right after big ass lips 🤔😶

I like that Girls by The Dare is trending in tiktok right now and it's being lipsynced by a bunch of cishet dudes who want to be cool, but they always seem to cut it off right before it gets to this lyric 🤔

[otterbiscuits]

01. The Dark World (1/60)

[venavuoto]

she house on my medical till i department

[lycheeemolala]

Guys. His Instagram is @/uarmyhope and his TikTok is @/iamurhope.

Now all he needs is an @/iamjhope.

Which platform will it be on?

250124 - hoseok's tiktok account!

[lilybug-02]

Dewi’s Adventures in Hollow Knight. Volume 2!

The Adventure Continues!

Bug Fact: The first living creatures to be sent into space were Fruit flies!

Volume 1 || First // Next

Volume 2 Masterpost

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I'm excited to announce a Volume 2 to my Hollow Knight fancomic. Because I'm feeling good and have lots of pages ready, I'll actually have a set schedule of release(....for now).

[technically-human]

Cured!

[niinnyu]

i love all of your tma art so much i could actually die and become an avatar of the holy shit cool art (secret #15) pleasepleasepleasepleaseplease could i request some doorkeay please (or just gerry or just michael ppplease please please thank you so much please)

The 'trusted Gertrude and getting backstabbed' gang!

I liked how I did Micheal's hair i couldn't see it while I was going it lmao so i was surprised how nice it looks

Don't look at how annoying the rest of my shading is shh.

[vaguely-concerned]

I still can't believe that bioware has morrigan tell you a whole story about how as a kid she came upon a girl she thought was so beautiful that it rocked her entire world and awakened new and bewildering longings in her (longings which by their very existence angered and perturbed her mother)... and then they have the temerity to ask me to believe she's straight

[heartorbit]

find another role, carry on the show

[jedi-starbird]

Rex: So General Kenobi, how come you speak mando'a?

Obi-Wan: I've always been interested in the culture and I spent a year on Mandalore for a mission in my youth :)

Rex: I see, what about you, General Skywalker?

Anakin: Huh? Oh Obi-Wan used to drop me off in mando daycare when he went to get laid in little Keldabe, fun times, they taught me how to headbutt someone.