#hand gesture

[shihlun]

[hufuf]

Hand gesture by Hilda

Flower or something else

[stanweirdosalliance]

Jason Schwartzman and the West Coast symbol. I don't know how my bro knew the symbol

[gladyscontrerasart]

Going through my notebook and BEHOLD! More hands. Because hands are fun and I need to learn to draw a variety of them now.

Also, Tokio knows what she wants and will not be stopped! Etiquette be damned!

[inkcross]

Thumbs down?

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[jesusofortenau]

Rating: 1.5/5

I have so many questions. Where is his cross? Why are there nails in his feet just because? Why is he holding his legs up when he doesn't have to? Is the cross invisible? And what is with his ribs? Where is his body fat?

My best guess is the artist had already pre-made him to be nailed to a cross of the customer's choosing, but this particular customer chose this instead.

He almost looks like this nearby Jesus, so I assume it's the same artist.

[meanbutterfly]

hand gesture assignment and process. i love this piece. it was so fun to make. did this september october 2023

[butchfalin]

the funniest meltdown ive ever had was in college when i got so overstimulated that i could Not speak, including over text. one of my friends was trying to talk me through it but i was solely using emojis because they were easier than trying to come up with words so he started using primarily emojis as well just to make things feel balanced. this was not the Most effective strategy... until. he tried to ask me "you okay?" but the way he chose to do that was by sending "👉🏼👌🏼❓" and i was so shocked by suddenly being asked if i was dtf that i was like WHAT???? WHAT DID YOU JUST SAY TO ME?????????? and thus was verbal again

[thesadpuffin]

Zelda Reacts Part 8

shoutout to that one person who said something about Link in knights armour and being extra chivalrous - it never left my head and here we are XD

Part 7: Dark Link <<< >>> Part 9: Tingle

[stanweirdosalliance]

Sunday while me and my driving home I was looking up what issue Total Film magazine has in US cause Jason Schwartzman has interview and it's month behind UK. My mom literally asked me what is he doing with his hands and said also something like this must be Italian. Most may not know Jason is half Italian

[hermittheken]

Check out this awesome 'Focused Hand Gesture' design on @TeePublic!

[aliaslittlewilliam]

Street Hand On Move /+gif, Turin, Italy

Copyright @aliaslittlewilliam

[number-one-toku-robot-lover]

Literally nothing better than someone in an armored suit going "👍"

[jesusofortenau]

Rating: 2/5

Looks like he is striking a pose, instead of being tortured. The weird thing about this church is, they have a crucifix painted on the wall behind the altar, but then they have a shrine with a small crucifix in front of it, obstructing the painting. Not very elegant.

This church creeped me out.

Let me set the scene: It is a hot, bright Sunday. I'm thinking I can use this church to cool down, chill for a bit and take pictures. However, the main entrance is locked. The second and third side doors I try are locked, too. This is already feeling weird. Finally, the wheelchair-accessible door is unlocked, and it opens automatically as I approach it. I walk through the door. It automatically closes behind me. I feel like I am in a horror video game.

Inside, it is pretty dark, because the stained glass windows are small and don't let in too much light. My eyes are not used to it, yet. To both sides of the church, there are confession booths I can't see into, so they are a perfect hiding place for hypothetical creatures.

In the back, there are life-sized statues of Jesus and Mary, which are somewhat uncanny in the half-dark and I half-expect them to come alive and attack me.

Nonetheless, I start taking pictures and realize the camera picks up way more light than my eyes do. First picture in this post: How the camera picked it up. Second picture: How it looked to me.

As I am taking pictures, the lights around the crucifix behind the altar suddenly go out. I can't stress enough how much I don't want stuff to move / change on its own when I am in an already creepy church.

Since I am a modern human who knows about electricity and programmed lights, I figure there must be a sensor to trigger the lights, which then turn off again after a set amount of time. I find the sensor. It is by the door. I activate it again, finish taking my pictures, and leave the church.

Thankfully, the automatic door opens as I approach it.