#8x10"

[teruel-a-witch]

mcdanno webweaving + in any version of reality

[stellaridegifs]

Stella, I decided a long time ago that if I was gonna be with you, I needed to be worthy of you, which seemed impossible. How do I become worthy of someone brave enough to show who they are inside and out? What makes me this better person that I keep hearing about is, you keep me from locking things up. Instead, you made sure you really knew me. Then, by some miracle, you still love me. Stella, I might never be worthy of you, but I promise to spend the rest of my life trying.

STELLA KIDD and KELLY SEVERIDE (Chicago Fire)

[tiva2023vibes]

“Look, you are not crazy. Okay? You are just… growing up. And some lessons are more painful as we grow older, when the stakes are higher. But, you need to find balance. And yes, yes, yes, yes, you need to treat people more respectfully, especially when it comes to matters of the heart. But you need to be who you are.” - Ziva, 8x10

Who am I?

You are Tony dinozzo, the class clown. That is why we love you.

This scene is so sweet, but all I can think about is how much Ziva looks like she wants to kiss him. It’s unsettling seeing him upset, she doesn’t like it. She may get annoyed at his antics and escapades, but she knows that’s how he shows his love and she will do anything to get him back on track

[wocado]

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[canadachronicles]

"Good! because it's bloody crackers. That's what King Arthur and his knights were after, isn't it? (...) Then what's it doing in bloody Markham?"

Inspector Thomas Brackenreid (Thomas Craig) when William Murdoch (Yannick Bisson) and Dr. Iris Bajjali (Athena Karkanis) suggest that the Holy Grail may be in Markham, Ontario, in Murdoch and the Temple of Death [S8E10].

Even better is Iris’ retort: “What was it doing in bloody England?”

[bisidneycarter]

the way sullivan hates mallorys guts (its not even acting its just tom chambers wanting his job back)

[preseriesdean]

in case this is interesting (?) to anyone else. while talking to @weaksspot​ we were like, does sam ever say “ain’t”? so i researched, because apparently i miss uni.

total tally: DEAN: 107 instances | SAM: 16 instances (detailed list under the cut)

notes:

* out of sam’s 16 total instances, two of them are from soulless!sam

** season 10: out of dean’s 11 instances, four of them are from demon!dean

*** season 15: out of dean’s 2 instances, one of them is from young!dean in a flashback

bobby is the king of “ain’t” but i was too lazy to count him.

basis for analysis: spnwiki transcripts (which does mean that the results of the tally may be skewed, obviously) with the help of spntranscriptsearch

hypotheses and theories:

DISPROVEN: as sam distances himself more and more from his college life (where he may have tried to drop the dialect to fit in with his peers), he assimilates to dean’s speech patterns over time

DISPROVEN (kind of): the episodes where sam says “ain’t” were written by the same people - 3/14 episodes each were written by Ben Edlund and Andrew Dabb respectively; but at the end of the day it all comes down to jarpad, really. i can’t imagine that the scripts decide whether actors use “aren’t” or “ain’t” (?)

UNRESOLVED: why was dean (quote) “cowboying it up” so much in s7. you could argue that if this development had happened in s8 that it were related to purgatory and his proximity to benny (who obviously uses the contraction liberally). but what was going on here

UNRESOLVED: what the hell happened after s10

results:

none. there is no rhyme or reason to any of this

DEAN

1x01, 1x05, 1x21 2x02, 2x06, 2x07, 2x08, 2x08, 2x10, 2x16 3x01, 3x15, 3x16 4x04, 4x05, 4x09, 4x12, 4x12, 4x15, 4x15 5x05, 5x07, 5x07, 5x12, 5x13, 5x18, 5x18, 5x20, 5x22, 5x22 6x06, 6x07, 6x07, 6x08, 6x18 7x01, 7x01, 7x02, 7x02, 7x02, 7x03, 7x06, 7x07, 7x10, 7x11, 7x12, 7x13, 7x15, 7x16, 7x17, 7x17, 7x19, 7x20, 7x21, 7x22, 7x22, 7x22 8x01, 8x01, 8x05, 8x10, 8x10, 8x13, 8x14, 8x18, 8x18, 8x19 9x01, 9x01, 9x01, 9x01, 9x01, 9x03, 9x08, 9x10, 9x10, 9x10, 9x12, 9x13, 9x15, 9x22, 9x23, 9x23, 9x23, 9x23 10x02, 10x02, 10x02, 10x02 (demon Dean), 10x04, 10x15, 10x15, 10x15, 10x21, 10x22, 10x23 11x07, 11x11, 11x20 12x05, 12x10, 12x13 13x07 14x19, 14x20 15x15, 15x16 (young Dean)

SAM

1x18 3x13, 3x13 4x13, 4x15 5x12, 5x14 6x08, 6x11 (soulless Sam), 6x18 7x09, 7x09 9x16, 9x19, 9x22 12x23

[littlebluejaydraws]

Crowley Tour: 7th-9th May 8x19: Taxi Driver 8x10: Torn and Frayed 8x17: Goodbye Stranger

ID: Three digital drawings, each comprised of a rough sketch of Crowley from a different episode of Supernatural alongside the episode title and a quote taken from that episode, all on a pink background. In the first image Crowley faces forwards with one hand raised to snap his fingers. The title is "May 7th: 8x19 Taxi Driver" and the quote reads "You're trying my non-patience.". The second image shows Crowley wearing an apron with a finger raised. The title is "May 8th" 8x10 Torn and Frayed" and the quote reads "Spit it out, you heavenly pile of filth!". The third image shows Crowley standing with his back to a window, holding an angel blade at his side. The title is "Goodbye Stranger, May 9th: 8x17" and the quote reads "I'm here for the stone with the funny scribbles on it." End ID.

[sharkpheus]

GUYS I TURNED MY DEEP CUT POSTERS INTO MARKETABLE PRINTS!!

Now you too can own them and keep them in your room where they can watch over you and grant your team good luck in splatfests. It really works I promise!

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[onbearfeet]

So I had this photo on my wall for years. It was a beautiful picture of a coyote in a rustic wood frame, a gift from a friend who bought the print from a small photographer on a vacation.

And then the friend and I had a falling out. I won't go into the details except to say that by the end, after a 20-year relationship, the friend was accusing me of endangering her children with my asexuality (?!) and I was fielding text messages from a veterinary professional informing me that the kitten would survive the surgery with only a minor limp and was quite sweet, actually, when she wasn't actively being tormented.

You know. One of those friend breakups.

I felt bad for the coyote. It wasn't his fault that I was sad about losing a friendship. But I WAS sad, and I couldn't stand to look at him. When I moved, I boxed him up and left him in the dark.

Today, I was thinking about how I needed an 8x10 picture frame to hang a nice giclee print in my new place, but money is tight right now...and then I remembered the coyote. That frame was 8x10, right? I thought I knew which box it was in.

So today, three years and change after I walked out of my former friend's house with a screaming cat in a cardboard box, there's something else in the frame.

This is a watercolor painting of a Kermode bear, aka a spirit bear. They're a rare color morph of the American black bear, with cream-colored fur rather than the usual black or brown, and they're profoundly sacred to several North American indigenous cultures. The forest in British Columbia where many of them live is a protected place known as the Great Bear Rainforest. And I find it fascinating that even when one of these cubs is born outside that area (which can happen--these are black bears with the equivalent of redhead genes), pretty much everyone looks at them and goes, "Oh, that's magic as fuck, and I'm not touching it."

I like that in a beast. So Kermode bears are my absolute favorite bears.

May we all find ways to replace our old wounds with something that is both beautiful and magic as fuck.

Also, if you'd like your own, here's where I bought the jpg that I took to a local giclee printer.

[darlingillustrations]

Commission Slots Open

Now’s your chance.

For the first time in 180 weeks (that’s over 3 years!), I have two slots open for commissions.

I will illustrate your pet, your loved ones, your favorite fandom characters, or I’ll even turn anyone you like into an anthropomorphic storybook character.

Pricing

1 subject

$750

Painting will be on 5x7 inch watercolor paper

2+ subjects

Pricing starts at $1000

Painting will be on 8x10 inch watercolor paper

What do you get for this price?

- Thorough brainstorming - Concept sketch that you can give feedback on -  Final watercolor painting that will be mailed to you -  (Optional) If you want to order custom notecards, art prints or stickers of your painting, I can also give you quotes for these add-ons.

Half of the fee is due up front, and the other half is due upon completion of the project.

I only have two slots open, so don’t hesitate! DM me or shoot me an email and let me know what you want me to paint.

[jackexmachina]

The Man Who Knew Too Much / “Wuthering Heights” by Emily Brontë / States of Mind II: Those Who Go by Umberto Boccioni / “The Ballad of Reading Gaol” by Oscar Wilde / Razor Edge of Terror by sp8ce / The Cathedral by Auguste Rodin / “Make It Holy” by the Staves / Torn and Frayed

image description:

frame of Castiel in “The Man Who Knew Too Much” (6x22) pulling the angel blade from his back after Sam stabs him.

quote from Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë, reads [Why did you despise me? Why did you betray your own heart, Cathy? I have not one word of comfort. You deserve this. You have killed yourself.]

States of Mind II: Those Who Go by Umberto Boccioni, an oil painting depicting the chaotic movement of a train station, mostly in blue with some red and yellow lighting. From linked site: [Boccioni said he sought to express "loneliness, anguish, and dazed confusion."]

the final stanza of “The Ballad of Reading Gaol” by Oscar Wilde, reads: [And all men kill the thing they love, / By all let this be heard, / Some do it with a bitter look, / Some with a flattering word, / The coward does it with a kiss, / The brave man with a sword!]

an excerpt from the fic, “Razor Edge of Terror” by sp8ce on ao3, reads: [To him, it had just seemed pure, like love couldn’t be wrong. Like rays of morning sunlight. / But it could be a punishment.]

three photographs capturing different angles of The Cathedral, a white stone sculpture by Auguste Rodin. Two hands are curved slightly around each other, only touching lightly near the fingertips. Both hands are slightly curled, one more than the other.

the bridge from “Make It Holy” by The Staves, reads: [It’s all worn out now / But I never did wrong / But I never did wrong / Did I ever, ever, ever do you wrong?]

frame of Castiel giving Sam his angel blade for protection in “Torn and Frayed” (8x10)

[myvinylplaylist]

Artists United Against Apartheid: Sun City (1985)

This version contains bonus track “Silver & Gold,” which is not mentioned on the outer or inner sleeve but is listed on the side 2 label. There is another version that does have the extra track listed on the rear sleeve.

Sticker on the shrinkwrap on back cover reads: ADDED BONUS SONG: SILVER AND GOLD By BONO, KEITH RICHARDS AND RON WOOD ST-53019

Promotional only copies may contain a press kit for reviewers and news outlets to promote this album. Various items included in kits may be two single-sheet inserts, one Sun City info / fact sheet and one United Nations Special Committee, a 5-page leaflet quotes from artists (30 quotations), and an 8x10 photo of producers Arthur Baker and Little Steven. Not all kits contain the same items.

First selection number labels, second spine, inner sleeve and above mentioned Sun City info / fact sheet.

Manhattan Records

[moonlitfirefly]

“Women don’t need to make the journey. In the whole mythological journey, the woman is there. All she has to do is realize that she’s the place that people are trying to get to.” - Joseph Campbell, in response to queries about the interpretation of "The Hero's Journey", or its equivalent, for women

I loved Campbell's response as set forth in the above quote, because he viewed the hero’s journey as a journey toward wholeness, and in a patriarchal society in which men subordinate qualities traditionally associated with the feminine, the search for wholeness would lead to their reclaiming so-called feminine qualities and values. But it wasn't enough, not nearly - if only because of the dismissive assumption of wholeness being fully present in us as women, (and were it, none of us would be seekers, and fulfillment would be axiomatic). And so, it became necessary in my path to find a fitting alternative to Joseph Campbell’s Hero’s Journey narrative paradigm. One which addressed the psycho-spiritual journey of women.

I found a wonderful (and recommended) model in Maureen Murdoch's "The Heroine’s Journey: Woman’s Quest for Wholeness," My only contention is the thing I always find fault with: Doing the same thing in the same way albeit replacing certain elements to represent as feminine. In this, Murdoch used the *exact* same ten-stage male-oriented model Campbell espoused - a linear process of point A to point B with eventual deliverance/gestalt at its finality - only with different phases attributed to each step of the path along the way.

This is not only in direct opposition to the way of the Feminine, I am not even sure it works well for the masculine, although it makes for a wonderful explanation of the linearity of mythos.

And so I set out to embody in art this ineffable mystery, believing deeply that when understanding fails, the non-verbal visual reveals things to our psyche-spiritual sense in ways that supercede words.

Our path (as women) begins not on land, but in water. Where we began, that place from which all life emanates; the womb and the sea. The subject of this painting is every woman; a priestess in a red dress, which represents our spiritual status, inherent wisdom and sensual nature - things we are often asked to deliver ourselves *from*. We do not begin as fools (see the entire tarot course, or Campbell's ten stages), but fully cognizant, fully aware. We do not separate from the Feminine, but completely embrace it. We are unveiled.

Were I more honest, I'd have envisioned her naked entirely - but symbolically, that reference would have been muted.

She (we) begins in darkness, as all women do, with the light of the moon and her lantern to guide her - but you will note many obvious and not-so-obvious lights which are also purposed to assist her along the way. She firmly holds the oar by which to steer her course, which also serves as the source of her magic in the form of the mythological staff (or wand). There are no ogres or demons or beasts present - because these are not the things we wage war against. And though the fog of uncertainty surrounds her - these are not mists of confusion. Her way is clear, as is the constant moon, our Mother.

I find that some of my paintings are questions, other are answers. I created this image as both.

To tell you to question where you are, what you are doing.

To give you a story - the story of your self and your own unfolding.

As a totem that whispers that your journey has no specific beginning, and no specific end, but is the ever-constant and ever-changing revelation of your own comprehension, life's purpose, and soul's meaning.

To remind you that you hold the oar, that you steer this course.

That you are seen, ever in the presence of light.

And that no matter how vast, how dim, or how uncertain?

You are never alone.

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[wocado]

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[mom-and-popcosmic]

Pee Wee Herman

When I was around 10 years old, HBO aired the original Pee Wee Herman Show. I must have watched it a hundred times. We could quote the whole show. It was weird and funny and silly and made me a fan for life. I just want to say thank you to Paul Reubens, thanks for the fun.

This one is 8x10 on canvas. I'll probably bring this painting to Momento Con but I might keep it. Not sure yet.