I Love Drawing Him But I Hate Drawing His Hat

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I love drawing him but i hate drawing his hat

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1 month ago
Baby Both Arms Cradle You Now
Baby Both Arms Cradle You Now

baby both arms cradle you now

1 month ago
(this One's Been Getting Stolen A Lot, So Please Be Aware That If You See This Anywhere Else (even With
(this One's Been Getting Stolen A Lot, So Please Be Aware That If You See This Anywhere Else (even With
(this One's Been Getting Stolen A Lot, So Please Be Aware That If You See This Anywhere Else (even With

(this one's been getting stolen a lot, so please be aware that if you see this anywhere else (even with credit), it's been reposted against my wishes! please do not use my art in your videos/reupload to pinterest/etc., thanks!)

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gargoyle Mal is everything I've ever dreamed of and more. his little raincoat! his umbrella! I hope he really does have big ol' stompy rainboots to splash around in puddles in. I hope they have little faces on them.

(Twst please give me Malleus having a rainy day adventure, this is everything I need right now)

(this One's Been Getting Stolen A Lot, So Please Be Aware That If You See This Anywhere Else (even With
(this One's Been Getting Stolen A Lot, So Please Be Aware That If You See This Anywhere Else (even With
1 year ago

During yet another quick research dip into Wikipedia, I stumbled across Macaroni fashion in the 1700s.

As in "Stuck a feather in his hat / and called it Macaroni"

I was aware before now that Macaroni referred to the Macaroni Club-- though I had been told that it was an actual fashionable club in Italy, whereas Wikipedia claims that it's a ribbing term for men who took a Grand Tour in Europe and became Worldly and Cosmopolitan as a consequence-- a club that's entered by doing a thing, rather than a specific group of people who know each other (the way we use the Mile High Club in the modern day). The name itself references the fact that people who'd spent time in Italy would come back with a taste for pasta.

Macaroni gentlemen were fashionable. Very fashionable. Kinda extremely so. Which leads us to caricatures like these of such people:

A 18th century caricature of young male figure with a powdered wig nearly as tall as he is
a second 1700s caricature of a  young man in a ridiculously big powdered wig

But what really struck me was a contemporary description of members of the Macaroni Club:

"There is indeed a kind of animal, neither male nor female, a thing of the neuter gender, lately started up among us. It is called a macaroni. It talks without meaning, it smiles without pleasantry, it eats without appetite, it rides without exercise, it wenches without passion." -- The Oxford Magazine, 1770

Now take the above caricature and compare it to this one:

A 1700s caricature of a noble lady and man, both of whom have enormous hair, the woman's so tall it must be supported by a stick carried by a turban-wearing servant

Because when you look at the Fashionable Gentleman in this (yes, racially insensitive) cartoon, he's got big hair, sure, but nowhere near as big of hair as either of the Macaronis were portrayed as having. And for all his fashion sense, he's missing the Macaroni ruffles. His lady friend, however, is not.

Another quote from the Wikipedia page:

Design historian Peter McNeil links macaroni fashion to the crossdressing of the earlier molly subculture, and says "some macaronis may have utilized aspects of high fashion in order to affect new class identities, but others may have asserted what we would now label a queer identity".

And the thing that really gets me is that not too long ago, I noticed another bit of queer history from this rough time period, specifically the Italian cisibeo-- often an openly gay man who'd act as a woman's companion at social events in place of her husband.

And I wonder how many young people went on their Grand Tour, stopped in Italy to see all these openly gay people in parties, and came back having learned a thing or two about themselves. And meanwhile the folks back home are all going "seriously, what's going on in Italy that's making all our boys turn androgynous? Is it the pasta? Must be the pasta."

4 years ago
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition
Remember, It’s Not A Competition

Remember, it’s not a competition

4 years ago

while I'm on about architecture and the builds of the smp, it's so fucking cool to me how you can tell the era a building was built based on it's materials and contents.

for example, some of the earliest structures (or their ruins, to be exact), were made of wood. once the perpetual conflict started, however, wood structures fell out of favor because they burnt down easily. most of these structures were easily accessed as well, making it easier for people to steal from them and/or burn them down.

then comes the war era. because having the high ground gives many tactical advantages in fights, a lot of the structures from this short period on the server are tower based or are otherwise very tall, like the tower by tommy's house or l'manburg's walls.

as a reaction to the conflict, next came the era of fortresses and more less accessible bases, like dream's house, punz's estate, eret's castle, and purpled's sewer base. as a result of the war, a lot of the bases from this time period also had alternative exits, mostly to the sewers. if a house has an entrance to the sewer, it's probably from the august-october era.

manburg era buildings, though there aren't much surviving from that time (for obvious reasons), had a distinctly corporate and almost inhospitable aesthetic to them. these buildings trended away from houses, and more towards office buildings. most were made of concrete, marble, obsidian, stone bricks, or blackstone. they were the brutalist structures of the dream smp, reflecting the harsh and authoritarian rule that began the era.

then, after the destruction of l'manburg, during the era of peace, many of the homes went back to being built with wood, due to the fact that many people thought the conflict was over for good this time. this also was the era of less serious builds, such as karl's amusement park, the "not kissing booth", the "nightclub", and the el rapids pyramid. but unfortunately, after the first destruction of l'manburg, a lot of people had had enough and opted to move elsewhere, hence the lack of new builds in the greater smp from this era. this era also happened around the holidays, meaning many of the homes trended on the "festive" and cabin aesthetic.

and finally, the current era. after the final destruction of new l'manburg, the greater smp is almost completely abandoned at this point. save for the creation of temples, monuments, and historical sites, not much is being built in the "main part" of the smp. however, a lot of ruins are being restored and preserved, such as tubbo's first house, the l'manhole, and of course, tommy's house. the most interesting development, however, is the uptick in memorials, the most prominent being statues of tommy. however, there is also ponk's graveyard, and the lmanburg flag at the bottom of the crater. it's interesting to me, because it indicates that the conflict has finally stopped enough for people to grieve the losses gained over the course of the past 6 months. if the trend continues, I expect more monuments to the past in the greater smp and more permanent builds away from the main part of the smp.

my point is, it just really goes to show how history can be shown not just through watching it happen and through stories being told but also through the buildings built in the times we study. this is true for real life, too. before the fire of london, almost every building in london was made of timber. now, in the modern day, you'd be hard pressed to find a single building made of wood in the london area. and the structures that have survived from medieval london are all stone structures, making it clear that, yeah, if you want your metropolis to survive, it cannot be fucking flammable.

it goes to show how people learn from the major events of their generation and use that wisdom to make buildings better and more built to last. whether it be a real life fire that decimates a city, or a fictional war waged in minecraft, these events make people think about their comfort and safety and work harder to keep it. and to see this replicated in a minecraft server of all things... well that's just another reason why the story of the smp is so impactful. just because it's pixels on a screen, doesn't mean it's any less sentimental. and I, for one, am completely fine crying every time I see an allium in minecraft if it means I can watch more of these wonderfully dramatic weirdos. <3

1 year ago

"descended into madness" um actually i climbed here? yeah it was a pretty steep journey. yeah the air's pretty thin up here. i think im getting altitude sickness. pretty dizzy actually

4 years ago
End Vs. Nether
End Vs. Nether
End Vs. Nether

End Vs. Nether

Would you look at all that Tommy Blood? *chanting* Blood for the Blood King- Blood for the Blood Prince- BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD

This took me  3 and a half hours, please reblog!

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I want Ranboo to go Feral. It would be so freaking cool. Also I want Techno to have gold for blood because it’s cool too and he is a Pig Man. I also want something Tragique™ to happen between Techno and Tommy so…. bloody handprint. The tommy blood bit was also a joke from the stream by the way. Please open it in a new tab to see it bigger it’s HUGE.

More close-ups under the cut!

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3 months ago
So Much Happened In A Day 😭

So much happened in a day 😭

So Much Happened In A Day 😭
4 years ago

Team “I can hear the near silent hum of electrical appliances and the bubbles fizzing in the can of soda on the coffee table, but can’t watch tv without subtitles and processes conversation at ¼ speed”

2 years ago
Lil Glitch Boy💚

Lil glitch boy💚

Oh I love him so much

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