#interference patterns

[idlejet]

“You’re shape-shifting like a swarm of bees.”

[calochortus]

who.makes.me by Jonathan Castellino Via Flickr: series: www.jonathancastellino.com/interferencepatterns/

[hashbrowniss]

Dear self, please actually get motivation to finish your mermay doodles

[detectivenyx]

indie horror tier list but i designed it specifically to reflect my actual opinions piss off everyone

[knotty-et-al]

[Twisting the turning - re-wiring the liberated self]

[2023/08/30]

[lokifreign]

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[widowshill]

this is just an idle thought so i'm not sure i can word this well but there's ... something about supernatural narrative ambiguity (such as in cases like carmilla) that really interests me with V's ultimate fate. i.e. i think in one reading ... she did fall from the cliffs that evening at widows' hill, just like carolyn prophesied she would & roger joked endlessly about, and liz did not save her. and victoria getting her quote "happy ending," miraculously getting sent back to be with her vanished husband into a long gone century, returning to an earlier past, is just the silver telling the story version of it. her Savannah, if you will.

"I had to return him to an earlier state of being." / "I found a way to reach into the past and undo it." / "To the rest of the world, they simply cease to be."

moreover i think it's Compelling who liz is with when she finds victoria in each case: professor stokes as V contemplates suicide on the hill, and barnabas when she vanishes into the past with jeff. stokes, who certainly is more than involved with the supernatural but who comparatively represents rational thought, research, learning, Truth and accepting even difficult truth ( "I'm afraid, my dear Miss Winters, that if he is here, he feels as I do. Your place is here. Your time is now. The only way you can join him is to die." ) and barnabas of rewritten myths, of vampires, false identities, the transmutation of women's very sense of self, who has never accepted anything be it feeling or fact and has made every effort to forcibly change it, even if that is only in the telling.

[federicocortese]

“Chromatic”. oil on thick paper, 21 x 15 cm, 2022.

[pretty-pink-seaslug]

I had a fun idea a few nights ago and now it won’t leave my head sooo here’s art!

postincident!Crystal in this fun little what-if AU, where Balan actually somehow finds his way to her through going in his human disguise and waltzing up to Crystal like ‘hey :] hi :]’ he decided to give her a cute lil sentai helmet he found in a toy store because head wraps after head trauma doesn’t feel like enough to him lol

Mesmeratic ✨ (yes I made up a word with mesmerizing, making up words is fun sometimes!)

(These are detail shots btw ^^^)

[echologhia]

don't know who needs to hear this other than myself but you don't actually have to finish things you don't enjoy like. if you're 1/3 into a book and you're not having a fun time you can close it. if you've listened to 1 minute of a track and it sucks you can skip it. if you're snoozing your way through a movie you can just. turn it off. took me a while to realize this

[ryb0rb15]

"bit scerry.PNG" 6 May 2020

[nydialilian]

I made a reel 🤓 https://www.instagram.com/reel/ChI6Xf5DJYU/

Thin-film interference is a natural phenomenon in which light waves reflected by the upper and lower boundaries of a thin film interfere with one another, either enhancing or reducing the reflected light.

Thin-film interference explains the multiple colors seen in light reflected from soap bubbles and oil films on water. It is also the mechanism behind the action of antireflection coatings used on glasses and camera lenses.

[notreallyherehahaha]

An Interference Pattern

I don’t know about you, but this reminds me of spiders (my favorite animal).

[marginal-notes]

Okay but please tell me that somewhere on the internet someone tried making up a map of water and air currents in ATLA. I just want to know what would make sense for different shipping and patrol routes through international waters. And weather patterns. And areas prone to natural disasters like typhoons and earthquakes and tornadoes. And what kind of zoning and building codes necessarily arise to handle that. And more maps of more detailed rivers through the Earth Kingdom and what their watersheds are so I can consider the impact of flooding on food supply across the continent. And —

[drlavenderpepper]

had my first lab exercise of the year <3

[el-im]