Before the computing era, ILM was the master of oil matte painting, making audiences believe that some of the sets in the original Star Wars and Indiana Jones trilogy were real when they weren’t. They were the work of geniuses like Chris Evans, Michael Pangrazio, Frank Ordaz, Harrison Ellenshaw and Ralph McQuarrie ! Forever thank you, to their handmade art and the work of their colleagues, that made us dream of impossible worlds and fantastic places across Earth and the Universe.
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tbh i fully believe that healthy kids should be getting in some stupid trouble.
like, a child that’s in trouble all the time, frequently skipping school, getting caught doing crimes? that’s a kid that desperately needs literally any positive attention. that kid needs help. obviously.
but a child that is perfectly well-behaved, never speaks up for themself, is seen and not heard? that’s a child that’s afraid. they also need help.
I've always been a college commuter living at home with my garbage parents, but feel free to dm if you have any university or financial aid questions.
the final straw was stupid and minor and for whatever reason it made me decide that i'm getting out of this shithole. i'm not going to be held here any longer. they have done their best to make me weak and dependent and frightened and i am going to rise above. i am stronger than this. nobody is going to be allowed to hurt me. i
i am making plans to leave at the end of the year. i hope to move to a college campus and live off of financial aid, if possible. i may need to work as well, but i feel that would make my studies very difficult so i hope not.
this is all new to me. i am feeling a little out of my depth. friends who have escaped abuse situations and cults, what advice can you give me? friends who are experienced adulters, what are your pro tips? anything helps. thanks.
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I've been thinking a lot about queerness lately and I keep getting stuck on how deeply I want it to be normal. I want little girls to come home excitedly telling their parents about a pretty new girl in school that they have a crush on. I want young boys to have their first kiss with another boy and be able to tell their friends about it. I want them to be impressed and slap him on the back and say congrats. I want to bring home a woman to my family and have my father give her that whole fake threatening, "you better be good to my daughter" speech before offering her a handshake and a beer. I want people everywhere in the world to be able to hold hands in the street and not even think twice about it, not have to feel afraid, not have to feel like they're making a statement. I want so desperately for the world to catch up with something that so many of us already understand as normal. I don't want to be merely tolerated, and I wish pride wasn't necessary. I wish that having confidence in myself wasn't a revolutionary act.
I'm a woman only in an occupational sense. Like a class in a video game. Sure I've studied the role and experienced the day to day, but it's not what I am as a person. I'm just a little guy. A dude perhaps. I don't understand why everyone is so insistent on making this random accumulation of expectations part of their very essence.
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women in STEM (supervillainy, treachery, evilness, malevolence)
Halle Berry as: Blanche, Leader of Team Mystic
Viola Davis as: Candela, leader of Team Valor
and….
Chris Pratt as: Spark, leader of Team Instinct
the rainbow is a well-known symbol of gay pride that originated in the late 1970s in san francisco, when the gay community promised to never again destroy the earth by flood
the lunar chronicles + royalty [1/?]
I'm a queer nerd with religous trauma, let's be friends! Icon by @haxxydraws
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