#long ears and sharp ears

[lolita-wardrobe]

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[shayming-satelle]

A little close up of my most recent piece, Long Ears & Sharp Ears - The Great Voyage skirt! It is very versatile with a sturdy cotton fabric and I love the details. Next time I will try to coord it in a more piratey way 🏴‍☠️ ~

Skirt: Long Ears & Sharp Ears

Blouse: Miss Point

Tights: Red Maria

Sash/belt: L’Enrubannée

[ahollowgrave]

-- mistletoe. pt v. (feat. the magnetic Dar of @darcar!)

[b1mbodoll]

GUARD DOG SUNGHOON 🗣️

[taski-guru]

Behold!

All that I can see… in the outer space - leaves me worried by the question - what is that all for? ~

YCH Commission for SpyralSkyScrawler

[ange-la-ange-ootd]

ruby chocolate

Chooocolate OP - Long Ears & Sharp Ears Studio corset style belt - Listen Flavor choker - Creepyyeha boots - Demonia

[ID: A dark chocolate lolita fashion coordinate. The main piece is a dark red brown chocolate bar print dress with longs sleeves and a peter pan collar. The dress has a babydoll cut with bodice shirring and a corset style belt layered on top. The rest of the outfit includes black tights, boots, and a black choker.]

[teddybeartoji]

i really wish i could be a wolf sometimes😔😔😔😔

[ikea-shark-official]

OwO what's this? Two outfits in two days?

[basketofwiltedrosez]

drew n too as a cat maybe i'll do everybody else but eh lemme know whatchu want

he looks like a fucking birch tree

[lolibraryentryoftheday]

Museum of Fairy JSK

Brand: The Long Ears & Sharp Ears 

Release Year: 2018

[autistic-partisan]

ohnaruto muni + stimboard

🍰 - 🎀 - 🍰 🎀 - ✏ - 🎀 🍰 - 🎀 - 🍰

[plushbunbun-blog]

KOVA

Meet my boy, Kova! He's like a demon kinda? He's super shy and doesn't speak much, if he does he's kinda quiet still. He usually follows the people that he met better, but even some of close friends didn't see his face or tail before. He hides his tail under the hoodie by wrapping it around his waist. Those ain't tatoos, those are birthmarks. They glow when he angry, as well as his eyes. It's not that he doesn't like how he looks, he just doesn't like to be the center of attention. He's fireproof and doesn't have to breathe! (He can cook marshmallows on his tail :3.)

[cosmogyros]

YouTube keeps prompting me to check out music reaction videos and... oh my god. I need to stop watching them. For the good of my blood pressure. Because these people are SO IGNORANT.

It's all these folks in their 20s who consider themselves "music professionals", vocal coaches and producers and rappers and so on, doing a first-time blind watch/listen of music from decades before they were born, and they are SO CLUELESS IT CAUSES ME PHYSICAL PAIN.

Like, they have no idea what genres are. One guy called a song "bluegrass" because it involved an acoustic guitar being picked at one point.

They have no idea how music video production is done. Another guy kept saying in total awe that he's certain "everything in this video is INTENTIONAL!!!" (yeah. dude. that's like. the entire point of a music video?)

They have no idea how songwriting works. This other guy listened to Fleetwood Mac and when he heard the line "The songbirds are singing like they know the score" he paused it and said, as if this were some super clever point he was making: "I wonder if that means they know the musical score, or if it means, like, keeping score in a relationship?" I literally screamed a little bit. IT MEANS BOTH, DUDE. IT FUCKING MEANS BOTH. ***THAT IS THE ENTIRE POINT***

Yet another dude got BLOWN AWAY by the concept of... harmony. Singing harmony. He was like, "Do you hear that?!? He's singing this one line, and then he's simultaneously singing the same words with higher notes in the background to make it richer and chunkier???"

They get everything wrong. The lyrics they've just heard (which, okay, that's fair if you didn't go look them up right away), the genres, the instruments, the gender of a singer, even the era of clothing people are wearing in a music video.

And don't get me wrong: I find these react-ers charming, in a way. They tend to be very open-minded and ready to be impressed by almost anything, and that's really sweet and lovely and we could use more of that genuine appreciation and positivity in the world. (God knows I'm certainly not supplying it 😅) And I'm thrilled that they're choosing to seek out older music and explore the rich back catalog of music history and educate themselves on their own time. So nothing against them personally.

It's just that, in the larger scheme of things, it's frightening and discouraging to me to see that today – in the 21st century, with the internet at hand 24/7, with so much information available to us SO easily – people can still remain so ignorant. And please note I don't mean just your average layperson; I'm specifically talking about these young people who present themselves as music experts. That's specifically why I'm expecting them to know at least a LITTLE bit about music, music history, music theory, etc.

I could just keep citing examples of stuff that made me want to bash my head on the wall. One guy said "This song is from... 1973. Y'all had music back then?! I'm kidding, I'm kidding. But really?"

Another guy heard a song with a famous string part and was like "I recognize this sample from another song! I wonder which of these two artists used the sample first?" except... it wasn't a sample. In the original song he was reacting to, the artist in question had literally hired a string orchestra to come play that riff for this particular song and it was so original and cool that it became very influential and was then later used in some other song where he'd first encountered it. But he had assumed by default it couldn't possibly be original; he thought it must be a sample.

One guy – who calls himself a professional music producer – was blown away by the concept of a guitar solo. A guitar solo.

I just... I want to cry. HOW. How can you call yourself a professional in the music industry while being THIS ignorant about music?!? It simply boggles the mind.

Again, I don't mind your average Joe on the street being this clueless – most people are not such big music nerds as I am, and that's understandable – but if that were me, I wouldn't 1) call myself a music pro, 2) make music reaction videos and put them online for the world to see, and 3) reveal the full extent of my ignorance in said videos. I would try to be humble and keep my mouth shut and ears open and LEARN.

I'm sorry but sometimes I feel such despair. Someone being clueless about the music of 40 or 50 years earlier while living in the 80s or 90s, okay, that's fair. But today? In 20-fucking-25? You've got all the information in the WORLD literally at your fingertips and you still listen to Stevie Nicks for the first time and say, "Damn, this chick could almost be a rock singer"?!?

Back to listening to my 1920s music. I cannot stand the present day.

[ange-la-ange-ootd]

may 2024 backlog - voyage

The Great Voyage JSK - Long Ears & Sharp Ears Studio blouse - Liz Lisa Bat Lace Underskirt - Lady Sloth eyelet beret - Listen Flavor boots - Demonia

[ID: A classic lolita fashion coordinate featuring a black jumperskirt with pirate map illustrations. The dress is paired with a white long sleeved blouse, black lace underskirt, mauve tights, and black boots.]

[lanternlightss]

heloooo my beautiful mutual. it might be entirely because of the name but the song sirens by bear ghost reminds me of the whirlpool au :)

helloooo my wonderful mutual !!!!

oh ??? oh this is so them ….

[hum--hallelujah]

wearing a safety pin as an earring every day both because I am punk but also because it's the only thing I can get into the piercing on one side