#a rhapsody in blue

[scurviesdisneyblog]

Rhapsody in Blue model sheets for Fantasia 2000

[quasiimodo]

women of disney 38. fantasia 2000 (1999)

[jumpingpuddles]

Farscape: Rhapsody In Blue

[creativenicocorner]

IM DELIRIOUS CAUSE I JUST FINISHED BINGING ALL OF BLUE EYE SAMURAI AND

HOLY SHIT HOLY SHIT HOLY SHIT THIS WAS SO GOOD

I LOVE HOW CATHARTICALLY A N G R Y THE MAIN CHARACTER WAS!!!!! THE DELICIOUS EXPLORATION OF THE DESTRUCTIVE CYCLE OF REVENGE

MIZU I LOVE THE COMPLEX GENDER FEELS YOU GIVE AND SERVE

THE ART DESIGN

THE FIGHT CHOREOGRAPHY

KURASAWA FILMOGRAPHY HOMAGES!!!!

I'm very normal about this show, god I hope they get okayed for a second season.

Please PLEASE I am emphatically inviting you to give it a try. Be warned, it is, uh, bloody

[emvidal]

[dragonoffantasyandreality]

Hey guys. I'm alive and well! >:3

And with a little illustrated teaser from my Captain Scarlet crossover fic :3

@uniwolfcorn @teapotteringabout @skymaiden32 @knyee @janetm74 @the-original-sineater @thundergeek59 @riallasheng @mariashades @room-on-broom @yarol2075 @river-sam2 @llamawrites @etrnlvoid

[pissfaggit]

Farscape fans. You know what to do 🫵🫵

https://wheelofnames.com/4g9-23s

[capturingdisney]

[tartaeya]

[wiz-writes]

Progress Update #3

Hello!

I’m back with another progress update before the actual demo update, mainly because of two reasons.

Firstly, I don’t think I’ve ever struggled with writing as much as I’m struggling now with finishing chapter one. I swear that thing just refuses to be written. Hence the update’s going to come out a bit later than I had originally planned. I would love to have it done by next week, so fingers crossed.

And secondly, the more important thing:

AS OF THE NEXT UPDATE, I will be changing the name of this WIP. It will no longer be called “A Rhapsody in Blue”, but rather “Aesemyr: The Withering” - I’ll be changing the tags and everything to reflect that (and I’ll probably make a new pinned post too). If you’re wondering why I’m doing this, I’ll explain below the cut.

Otherwise, thank you for reading and enjoy the rest of your day/night. :)

Why am I changing the name?

Well, there are a few reasons for that. As you might have noticed, I am very bad at naming things and when I started writing this, A Rhapsody in Blue was just a working title. I thought that the name was quite fitting at the time, so when I first released the demo and I tried and failed to think of another name, I felt that it was fine and that I would just leave the name as is. After all, why couldn’t it be called A Rhapsody in Blue?

But as time went on, I started liking the name less and less. I don’t think it has much to do with what is going on in the story, besides the colour blue. Moreover, does it tell you what the story might be about? I don’t think so; if anything, the first thing I think of is music. And that’s not a prominent theme in the game at all. Thus, my doubts just piled up until I decided that a name change was in order.

I know that this is something I should have done sooner, that changing the name now might not be the best of ideas. I also understand that some of you might dislike the new name, but both the words are there for a reason and I believe that’s the most important thing.

I hope you don’t mind the change too much.

Thank you for reading this far! :)

[scurviesdisneyblog]

Rhapsody in Blue model sheets for Fantasia 2000

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Doodled a little guy 🩵

[jumpingpuddles]

Farscape: Aeryn Sun in every episode — Rhapsody In Blue

[heretherebebookdragons]

These are INSANELY pretty!!!

Rhapsody in Blue

#roses #rose #purple roses

[barbielore]

I made a post a while ago about the point at which Barbie began to actively market collectibles as opposed to just playline dolls for children.

At the time I mentioned the first Dolls of the World line in 1980 and the debut of Barbie Bazaar in 1988, but in hindsight I missed some pretty important dolls in the history.

1985's Le Nouveau Theatre de la Mode Barbie, designed in collaboration with BillyBoy* was created to commemorate the first Barbie, at the time 26 years old. It's hard to argue that this was intended to be a playline doll for children - by modern standards we would definitely call this a collectible.

But it's Blue Rhapsody (1986) that is more widely considered to be the first Barbie collectible. She was the first Porcelain doll and was advertised as being the first in the "Porcelain Treasures collection".

She looks sort of quaint in a way I can't quite put my finger on.

This is probably the closest answer to my original question - but for the sake of completeness, I have seen some people put it later still, with the Bob Mackie Gold Barbie in 1990.

Charming though she is, I think we can confidently eliminate her from contention as she came after both of the dolls listed above, after the debut of the Holiday Barbie line, and well after the debut of Collectors Magazine Barbie Bazaar.

[nightofnyx8]

When literally everything reminds you of Spy x Family