silly, fat, funny, intelligent, hardcore, sensual,all those different things, philosophical, feminine.robotkin illustrator and sound designer (suggestive, kink, explicit)newgrounds (18+): https://fomonomo.newgrounds.comlisten to SOPHIE
Last active 3 hours ago
Don't wanna be here? Send us removal request.
Text

poor mama would've thrown the first brick
1 note
·
View note
Text
coraltina
121 notes
·
View notes
Text
uploading this here so i can have it
5 notes
·
View notes
Note
Would you consider drawing some callieroxyjane?
4/24
515 notes
·
View notes
Text
some people are made as dolls and others adopt dollness themselves
2 notes
·
View notes
Text
trans women really get axed over the most spurious of allegations. like it doesn't even have to be remotely true. people just hate trans women.
10K notes
·
View notes
Text
inspired by Fomonomo's Patricia Taxxon piece
-Henry (and jon)
8 notes
·
View notes
Text


6 notes
·
View notes
Text
Notes On Parkour Civilization
My favourite parts were each time Evbo defied the system, he broke a grass block in the noob realm, ascended to pro despite not being allowed and also bribed several people (though bribing is socially acceptable apparently)
the big twist at the end is that parkour is being weaponized as the unquestioned way of living to artificially reinforce power structures by those wielding the power, parkour is used as punishment, currency, and as a judicial means to settle disputes. In the world it is the fundamental existential threat to all of the inhabitants of parkour civilization while being the cure for itself.
A flaw in the writing is Evbo is compliant to the system that hurts people since part of the shounen appeal of the series is the will to power, he partakes in parkour pro jobs alongside his former tormentors as an oppositional force to the noob class and though he's never cruel, he still minimally complies (he doesn't give into cruel impulse which is normalized). Evbo is also sceptical of the morality of being bestowed luxuries but he still enjoys them the same
The ending reveals Evbo believes there's intrinsic cultural value to parkour in parkour civilization excluded from its use as social currency, where doing parkour serves no other purpose than as an affirmation of the self. I don't know what happens after the movie, presumably Evbo restructures a more horizontal society where parkour can be an inspiring sport, whose virtue is derived from the act of partaking instead of simply being a means of negotiation and a omnipresent threat, perhaps parkour becomes an option. Also worth noting nobody in the movie explicitly states that parkour was a mistake or that it shouldn't exist, which can be read either as regressive dogmatism or genuine respect.
There was a shift in Evbo's characterization where he learned parkour out of necessity in the beginning but as he gained access to the greater parts of the sport which were previously out of reach for him he gained an unconditional fondness of it, like the journey to beating the system was still personal and true to him
11 notes
·
View notes
Text
Oshizzle
8 notes
·
View notes
Text
not inventing the enjoyment of low fidelity music but this shitty phone recording of SOPHIE playing 'cum' (+ the audience over it) is so cunty
youtube
17 notes
·
View notes
Text
my art is extremely introverted, I look inward when I create. To tell the story that is within I'm constantly attempting to convince people to understand something that defies explanation, when I have an idea it should be bizarre in a way that would have only ever come about from my brain and if it doesn't then it's not good. I guess that's my way of being unique and weird
Solange Knowles has every reason to want to defy the world, but she chooses to be a part of it. She does not suffer alone, her music is about her brothers and her sisters, she sings as them, they are all going through it together. This is about her community and her place in it
If you're gonna paint about being a weirdo, paint for all the other weirdoes in the world
3 notes
·
View notes
Text
@patricia-taxxon
751 notes
·
View notes