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hell yea brother love to see it. hmu if u need any recovery supply recs

first batch of orders are wrapped up for ship tmrw morning 🫰 next batch will be going out a teensy bit late (the first weekend of december) because some packaging i ordered was the wrong size. keep your eyes peeled on your inbox for tracking and feel free to hit me up with any concerns🖤

episode ignis side a is more gay love than side b could ever be. sorry for having taste

ep ig side a “i don’t want to die without him” changed me

your work is so so so so so cool always

that panel of vash opening his mouth. fire

trigun song everrrrr. to me a knives song

thanks so much 🖤

thanks so much dude 🖤 really appreciate it

whoa! thanks, i'll check this out

<3 thanks for the sympathy. can't say i'm surprised with my experience with workplace ableism, but it did really suck to get as far as 3 interviews and an offer and then immediately have the attitude toward me change on a dime. shouldn't have gotten my hopes up i guess

<3 thanks bud. i still intend on fighting them the whole way, up to and including reporting them to our anti-discrimination federal agency, because i want them to be scared to do this shit in the future to someone else. but damn would it be nice to not be treated this way from the get-go

my resume is diverse, with work spanning from animation to graphic novels to game dev to illustration. right now i'm only looking for remote, since i seem to be treated with contempt and suspicion whenever i request my medically and legally supported need to wfh while undergoing treatment. thx!

if anyone has intel about any remote jobs in art/design, would really appreciate anything you can pass along. was interviewing with a company for 2 full months and got an offer, which they then rescinded as soon as they found out i was disabled and would need accommodation. yes this is illegal

how does it feel to be so cutie pie

DID YOU MAKE THIS?????

losing my mind thinking about idiot border cops thinking wizard butts are like the butt of a psychedelic cigarette and having to explain fantasy yaoi to them

HEHE

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u understand me……. ozu wide shots both grounding eriks as part of this world, of this dollhouse looked upon, of this life, such that the violence/cost of ripping him out of it permeates the camera technique

true! i am interested in the content changes brought with stampede and there are some really compelling moments. my main gripe is its pacing + its sandpapering of complex moral positions tbh. mixed bag 🤷 but i’ll still be showing up to watch stargaze so

or HOSPITAL YAOI god. imagine. the bottle episode

**lina

u know how tv shows used to be long enough u could just throw a weird one in there. like breaking format/genre was a tool that could be used to recontextualize/expand the horizons established. me imagining this for like. beginning of trimax 1 line and grandma. or freebird

agree agreeee. i want to feel their bonds and that just takes time, sometimes

i used to be a “no adaptations” guy but then i watched the fargo tv series and it really opened my mind up to adaptation as almost a transformative act, which i find really interesting. the point isn’t reproduction but using the source as medium. retilling the same soil to grow a new plant

yea, i do think it requires a peace with the act of adaptation; i think of that gdt quote about adaptation being like marrying a widow; you respect the dead but ultimately must move on with your marriage. i think fandom will find ways to be annoying nmw lol so its divorced from my personal visions

me and my trimax adaptation in my brain that has whole episodes paced like an ozu film lol

my dream is a trimax anime that is given this same time. but when’s the last time you heard of even a 26 episode season, yanno

— instead of modern 10-13 episode rush that gives so little time to get familiar with setting/characters that changes to those things have less impact (which is how i felt w/ stampede). i like that 98 feels like it has time for long shots and lingering in the setting and the characters’ lives