In Curious Village, when Layon and Luke entered a new location, we'd get a lil video like this showing the location. I think there are 6 in the game, but I can only upload one at a time to Tumblr. By Pandora's Box, they no longer did the videos, probably to save on resources. What's interesting here is that the river that Ramon stands by doesn't appear in the grounds.
does anyone have that doge meme that says some shit like "WINS CUSTODY OF THE KIDS FROM MY EX-WIFE/IT'S POOP KIDS" or did i hallucinate this nonsensical image
more ceramic tile exploration in blender 🥚🕊️
Mild hot take but I don't think a Gnostic or Buddhist or Kabbalistic reading of Revolutionary Girl Utena is necessarily incorrect. I'm used to people dismissing readings based on those assumptions out of hand but I don't think that's quite fair.
Not that this layer cancels out the more obvious and central stuff about gender and fairy tales of course, especially given how heavily gendered Gnostic and especially Kabbalistic symbolism is.
(A thorough reading of Utena from a Kabbalistic symbolism lens sounds interesting but very much beyond me at least, lol. Maybe if I ever read Wolfson and Idel.)
Still while I'm confident the show does flirt with more esoteric and mystical ideas I don't think it views organizations built around those ideas very fondly. Most esotericism is premised on exclusiveness coming from possession of secret knowledge and the groups which position themselves on that ground (the Black Rose society and to a lesser extent the Student Council itself) are portrayed as cults, more or less.
The Sun and Moon. Woodcut attributed to Albrecht Dürer, from folio 86r of the Nuremberg Chronicle by Hartmann Schedel, published in 1493.
how the reader thinks of keiichi when the story is from keiichis perspective: this is the dumbest, loudest boy who has ever lived.
how rika thinks of keiichi: beacon radiating light and hope and goodwill to all mankind
"none of these words are in the bible" all words are in the bible
gangs in london will fuck you up
The great Chennakeshava Temple, Karnataka, India. It is filled with carvings and other art works of minute details . There Are 48 large pillars in the main hall. It took 103 years to construct this Temple ( not a surprising thing when you look at the carvings). It is painful to know that this Temple is not well recognized.
Jonah, illumination from the Qisas al Anbiya, 1577