#scott c

[brokehorrorfan]

Prints and original artwork from Spoke Art's "70 Years of Godzilla" exhibit are now available online. I've highlighted 16 of my favorite pieces.

Godzilla vs. Hedorah by Matt Taylor

Shin Godzilla by Bob Eggleton

Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla by Tracie Ching

Godzilla Minus One by Rose Couch

Invasion of Astro-Monster by Alex Gross

Godzilla by JP Neang

Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla by Yumiko Kayukawa

Godzilla Blossum by Murugiah

Mothra vs. Godzilla by Jason Raish

Hedorah by Joey Feldman

Giant Monsters All-Out Attack by Matt Frank

Baragon by Lauren Gregg

Godzilla by Sam Wolfe Connelly

Godzilla & Friends by Scott C.

Destroy All Monsters by Justin Hillgrove

Godzilla: Minus One by Jason Edmiston

[hyprunivers]

This is my new best friend and I love him and he loves to hug

[whisperingrockandroll]

Scott C's early Sam Boole designs have fierce, raw animalistic power.

[perfectquote]

When someone loves you, the way they talk about you is different. You feel safe and comfortable.

Jess C. Scott

[thehopefulquotes]

When someone loves you, the way they talk about you is different. You feel safe and comfortable.

Jess C. Scott

[3lsmp]

hello limited life enjoyers. sparkle smajor sunday

[dollar-store-mothman]

It's the way this was Scott's first death in a hot minute that wasn't by an ally or voluntary. It's the way that Scott spent the entire rest of the session on high alert, constantly hearing whispers of conspiracy, always standing on fences, pushing harder to ally with BAM. It's the way he likes being in control and the second he feels he isn't, he switches into survival mode.

[sleepyteamage]

New Scott Pilgrim Takes Off clip!

[secretlyazombi3]

rookie! leon waits at his desk all day, impatient, his eyes glancing over to check the clock hanging on the wall nearby every few minutes. today was another boring day at work, time seemed to have slowed, he just wanted to get home and see you.

leon rushed to his car once his shift was over and drives to the closest grocery story. he fidgets with his uniform as he looks around for a good bouquet for you. which flowers would be best? likely something red or pink, maybe tulips or roses. he hesitates. were red roses too basic?

leon ended up taking the bouquet of red roses with him, alongside a heartshaped box of chocolate, a card and a plushie of your favorite animal that he didn't plan on getting, but he knew how much you would love it and couldn't leave without it.

leon straightens himself up in his rearview mirror, fixing his hair and staring at himself nervously to make sure he looked okay before heading to your door.

leon's face was redder than the bouquet of roses as you opened the door and he offered you the bouquet and other gifts he'd gotten you.

"happy valentine's day, my love." leon said. "aw, thank you, lee." you said with a smile as he shifted his weight nervously.

"i got you red roses because i felt like they were the most romantic. you... you like them, right?" leon stuttered.

"of course, baby, i love them." you replied, holding all the gifts.

your smile was infectious, seeing it made leon smile right back. he was clearly very nervous, he wasn't very experienced with relationships, and being around you made him incredibly flustered and he would lose his charm.

you gave leon a kiss. leon pulled away from the kiss, breathing heavily as he stared at you, an even wider smile on his plush lips now. you know exactly how to make him flustered.

he orders delivery so you two can stay inside together all night, inevitably ending up laying on couch together, stuffed from dinner and the chocolates leon bought you, leon snuggled in your arms, his face in your chest . (˶ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ˶)

[generalwprayman]

watercolor test

[pierppasolini]

Hardcore (1979) // dir. Paul Schrader

[ultimateanna]

The most charismatic characters of Final Destination.

[thefugitivesaint]

Someone whose work I greatly appreciated and would suggest you (oh dear reader) seek out and read. In simplest terms, Scott explored the avenues in which people resisted and evaded authority and hierarchical systems of control. A good part of his scholarship involved trying to understand peasantry, one the largest "classes" in the world. Coupled to that was the study of subsistence economies and how people involved in those economies work around impositions made by State actors (and non-state actors). This led to a larger exploration of the above mentioned resistance and the various forms that this resistance took around the world. He also explored the relationship between State and non-state peoples. "What I learned is that centralised revolutionary movements have almost always resulted in a State that was more oppressive then the ones they aimed to replace. In other words, when the revolution becomes the State, it becomes my enemy again. That is why it matters greatly which methods are used in order to achieve power. .... "I am the enemy of hierarchical movements of opposition because I think they replicate State structures in their own organisation."

If you would like some suggestions that offer a peak into Scott's scholarship interests (which are similar to my own), here's some videos for you to peruse (if you have the time): 1. A Short Account of the Deep History of State Evasion 2. Beyond the Pale: The Earliest Agrarian States and “their Barbarians” 3. The Art of Not Being Governed 4. The Domestication of Fire, Animals, Grains and…….Us (Later) Edit: Some revelations concerning Scott's involvement with the CIA in the early 1960s in their anti-Communist activities has come out after his recent death that complicates his legacy as a "radical scholar". Take that for what you will. I haven't been able to find a great deal of detail about that involvement and the revelations here aren't exactly new but people have decided to highlight that relationship in the wake of Scott's passing as a way to discredit or cast a shadow over his later anti-statist research. I just wanted to note this. (Even Later) Edit: The Oral History Center at UC Berkeley released a documentary on Scott called In A Field All His Own: The Life and Career of James C. Scott. Just in case you wanted more Scott related material.

[etirabys]

a frustrating thing about battle royale stories is that they take place in a world where there's a massive popular appetite to see torture and death, the existence of this appetite is the main moral evil of the story (so far so fine), and the author tends to pretend this is also a huge problem in our world so that their work can stand as a Commentary On Real Evil. when the world their actual readership lives in has the opposite problem – too squeamish about seeing torture and death and coercion and collectively agrees to sequester it out of view so that nice things can keep being available for under five dollars at the grocery store

[punkeropercyjackson]

There's certain male characters who aren't canonically transmasc but the tboy swag and how fitting it is to his writing makes it weird to not headcanon him as tmasc.There's also certain characters who were intended as men but it turned out to be a bug and not a feature and it's your job to undoom her from the narrative by convincing her to transition.They overlap sometimes but we ain't talking about that rn

[cosmicseafoam]

Summon - Hayden C Scott

Hayden did the arrangement for the scene between Twenties and Year Zero