Idk Much About Piercings But Why Doesn’t This Style Exist?? (Or Why Haven’t I Found It Yet)

What’s with this cutecore deergirl background character why doesn’t she have a whole episode about her or at least some dialogue

Seeing as we've reached that point where Gen AI is becoming more normalized, I'd just like to say that I truly feel sorry for the generation that is growing up with it.

They'll never know what it's like to create something without the need for a prompt, they won't know what it's like to improve creatively and they will never know what it's like to truly express yourself artistically.

You know what I loved doing as a teenager? I loved to draw OC's and write fan fiction, I was never good at it, but it was something I enjoyed doing.

Nowadays folks would much rather use an AI generator to shit out a bunch of AI slop rather than put in the effort to create something themselves.

I weep for the future.

Jerma985’s logo as a MP3 player

The Planet 51 movie might be the first animated movie I’ve seen where most of the characters have locs. ik it’s probably supposed to be straight hair but it could easily be interpreted as any hair type and I think that’s a really overlooked part of those beautiful character designs

I just saw that Doechii was in XXL’s 2022 cypher and checked it out, turns out she made the ONE freestyle that I kept replaying, and I argued with my brother on her having the best freestyle out of that WHOLE year… Why didn’t I check out the rest of her music sooner??🤦‍♂️

tysm for introducing me to eartheater!!

The mesmerizing visual aesthetic of the clip "Crushing" by Eartheater

The late 90s vibe of the clip "Crushing" by Eartheater, directed by Andrew Thomas Huang, is reminiscent of cosmetics and fragrance commercials from that era. The music video features decadent mirrored rooms and performance vignettes. The camera work is dynamic : moving constantly, it never reveals a full portrait of the artist until late in the piece, adding a sense of mystery and excitement throughout. Eartheater's clothes, blending futuristic elements with organic designs, accentuate the ethereal, surreal and otherworldy atmosphere of her video.

One of the standing out elements is the symbolism behind Eartheater's interactions with glassware. The latter represents both fragility and transformation. By forming, drinking from and even shattering the glass with her voice, Eartheater explores the themes of vulnerability, consumption and the breaking of barriers.

The lyrics of the song evoke the opposite ideas of destruction and creation, with lines like "You're the flame melting sand into glass" and "You're the glass holding the wine." The glass symbolizes the process of change and the dualism of beauty and destruction.

When Eartheater shatters the glass with her voice, she shows how something beautiful (like glass or a powerful vocal performance) can lead to destruction. The beauty of art and life is associated with the construction of glass, meant to be fragile and breakable. This powerful visual metaphor highlights the ephemeral nature of beauty. Surprisingly, the artist rather sees destruction as a renewal than a downfall because its cathartic power enables new forms of beauty to emerge and transformation to happen.

The way Eartheater uses her voice to break the glass epitomizes both the breaking of barriers and the creation of beauty from destruction. This impressive display of her vocal range and artistic vision leaves a lasting impact long after the song ends.

Here is Eartheater's Crushing BTS Instagram post, giving fans a glimpse into the creative process and the artistry that went into the production of the clip. By sharing it, the artist provides transparency and allows them to appreciate her hard work, creating a deeper connection with her audience.

I can’t hold it in, I’ve been making a video that records all of my initial reactions and developing thoughts about the Minecraft movie and I totally got the detail about Steve being a old man in this story!! It still doesn’t explain why he doesn’t have the same hair OR beard as Steve throughout any of the time skips though :/

I think this chair would solve everything in my life

are we cooking are we back

John Galliano//Dior spring 1998