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The sorting hat says that I belong in Ravenclaw!
Ask me anything
5AM
ANASTASIA ISN’T DISNEY BUT THIS SHIT IS GOOD.
I’ll take Belle, Mulan, and Rapunzel.
Because I’m bored, I’m going to evaluate each outfit. I’m really bored.
- Cinderella: Lose the belt. As Mary Antionette pointed out earlier, the belt is doing nothing and adds nothing to outfit. I’d either replace it with a wide black or brown belt with a largish metal buckle or have no belt at all and just left the lines flow down the waist and hips.
- Pocahontas: Not even the spirit of Mother Nature herself could save that outfit. The white collar appears to be fur and that’s just a no-no. You could replace it with just plain layered ruffles, but I don’t think she could pull that look off, so I would just get rid of it. Less is more. The rest of the outfit looks great, though.
- Snow White: I like her accessories and that’s about it. It’s that yellow thing around her waist, it looks like someone murdered a hoodie, cut its corpse in half and added it to an otherwise decent ensemble. This is what happens when you live in the forest with seven dwarves with no fashion sense for part of your life.
- Ariel: Strapless top, huh? Did Ursula take your common sense along with your voice? She needs a sassy gay seahorse or something.
- Tiana: The only thing I don’t like about this outfit is the boots. I would have gone with flats or at the very least, boots that don’t look like they have room for an amusement park inside.
- Jasmin: Lose the sheer top, it’s 2012, not 1999.
- Kida: Suspenders? Why, god, why?
- Belle: Love it. Her outfit has a casual, authentic nerd chic to it. I could totally see girl wearing this on a lazy day, either reading a book at home or in a bookstore somewhere. Again, the footwear. I have nothing against boots in general, just oversized ones. Plus, it makes her look like Velma Dinkley and there is nothing wrong with that.
- Mulan: Girls in hoodies are hot. Like Belle’s outfit, it’s casual, but more so.
- Rapunzel: Love it too. I can see a girl in wearing this to classes in college or to work. Not so sure about those sandals or whatever, but they don’t bug me as much as the boots.
- Anastasia: Ditch the flaps on the boots and they’re fine.
- Aurora: My favorite, after Tiana’s. This would be perfect wear for most of the year: During the fall and early spring, you can wear it with the scarf and when summer hits, just ditch it and keep the rest of the outfit until fall rolls around again.
And yes, I seriously just did that. Deal with it. :p
January242012
Tsk. Wala na naman akong maisuot na damit. Sige na nga mageexercise na ulet ako para magkasya na ulit yung
iba kong damit. Bwiseeet.
January142012
So there was Spiderman swimming with the mermaids. They were swimming above water first but then the mermaids descended underwater. Spiderman followed them not wanting to be left alone. He did not know how he could breathe underwater but it didn’t matter. Because sometimes the experience is better than the explanation. So he just went with the flow. The mermaids brought him to a sunken ship. They said that they needed help to rescue their friend from the ghost pirate that haunts the ship. Spiderman agreed to help them so he went closer to the ship and proceeded to go below deck. There was nothing below deck. No signs of a pirate or a mermaid or even a ghost (if they leave signs which i don’t think they do). This confused Spiderman so he decided to call his mermaid friends for assistance. But no one came. He was all alone. There was nothing but silence. He suddenly began to choke. He felt the water filling his lungs. He was drowning. And then
January102012
do it. <3
Awwww <3
December192011
‘How I Met Your Mother’ EP Carter Bays on the show’s least funny — and incredibly important — moment | EW
By: Carter Bays
The moment Marshall (Jason Segel) found out his father died was the hardest scene we’ve ever done. The show had gone to sad places before, but they were all kind of “romantic comedy” sad —break-ups,rejections, a runaway bride,that sort of stuff. You always figured whatever life threw at these characters,they’d get over it and go back to being funny the next week. That was the point of having Ted narrate from the future. If our show had a message,it was,“No matter how bad it seems now,you’ll be laughing about it 20 years from now.”
But this was different. This was irrevocable,shocking,and painful on a level that’s not funny no matter how much time has passed. And what’s more,it was happening at the end of an episode,on a night of comedy. We imagined the worst moment of Marshall’s life,interrupted by bright perky graphics and an announcer’s voice blurting: “Comin’ up on Rules of Engagement,Russell learns to breakdance!”
When it came time to perform the scene,Jason wanted to feel Marshall’s shock as palpably as possible,so he chose not to read Lily’s dialogue beforehand. All he knew was the last word of Lily’s line: “it.”
The first part of the scene involved a number of moving parts that had to be just right on a technical level: Marshall steps out of the bar,a cab pulls up in front of him,Lily gets out and gives him the news. The first four or five times we did it,the cab overshot its mark,ending up out of frame. Poor Alyson kept steeling herself to get out of that cab and deliver the most devastating line of the series,only to hear the Assistant Director yell “cut,” sending the cab lunging back to its original mark. It was a little extra torture in an already torturous moment.
Then we got one where the cab landed in the right spot. The moment Alyson stepped out,and she and Jason saw each other,it sort of made you marvel at what they’d spent five and a half years building together. Later in the season,when Lily would get to give Marshall the best news of his life by saying she’s pregnant,Jason brought Alyson flowers at the table read.
As the last words of Lily’s line —“he didn’t make it” —left Alyson’s mouth,I had to look away,as did our director Pamela Fryman. It’s our job to watch what happens,but in this case,what Jason and Alyson were going through was so unbearably real…we just had to trust that when we got back to the edit room it would all be in focus. (It was.)
The last line in the scene was something Jason came up with in the moment. He said,“I’m not ready for this.” None of us were.
(via fuckyeah-nerdery)
1AM
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December162011
We evolve into a product of society.
(Source: girtabaix)
5AM
Celebrity Portrait Paintings by Sam Spratt
My first year on tumblr is rolling on by so I thought I would compile a few sets of some of the things I’ve made as a marker for me and an easier way than scrolling all the way back for you. First up, some of my portraits of celebrities. Thanks to all of you for following—you are the fucking best.
Follow my: portfolio website, tumblr, facebook artist’s page and twitter.
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The sorting hat says that I belong in Ravenclaw!
Ask me anything
5AM
ANASTASIA ISN’T DISNEY BUT THIS SHIT IS GOOD.
I’ll take Belle, Mulan, and Rapunzel.
Because I’m bored, I’m going to evaluate each outfit. I’m really bored.
- Cinderella: Lose the belt. As Mary Antionette pointed out earlier, the belt is doing nothing and adds nothing to outfit. I’d either replace it with a wide black or brown belt with a largish metal buckle or have no belt at all and just left the lines flow down the waist and hips.
- Pocahontas: Not even the spirit of Mother Nature herself could save that outfit. The white collar appears to be fur and that’s just a no-no. You could replace it with just plain layered ruffles, but I don’t think she could pull that look off, so I would just get rid of it. Less is more. The rest of the outfit looks great, though.
- Snow White: I like her accessories and that’s about it. It’s that yellow thing around her waist, it looks like someone murdered a hoodie, cut its corpse in half and added it to an otherwise decent ensemble. This is what happens when you live in the forest with seven dwarves with no fashion sense for part of your life.
- Ariel: Strapless top, huh? Did Ursula take your common sense along with your voice? She needs a sassy gay seahorse or something.
- Tiana: The only thing I don’t like about this outfit is the boots. I would have gone with flats or at the very least, boots that don’t look like they have room for an amusement park inside.
- Jasmin: Lose the sheer top, it’s 2012, not 1999.
- Kida: Suspenders? Why, god, why?
- Belle: Love it. Her outfit has a casual, authentic nerd chic to it. I could totally see girl wearing this on a lazy day, either reading a book at home or in a bookstore somewhere. Again, the footwear. I have nothing against boots in general, just oversized ones. Plus, it makes her look like Velma Dinkley and there is nothing wrong with that.
- Mulan: Girls in hoodies are hot. Like Belle’s outfit, it’s casual, but more so.
- Rapunzel: Love it too. I can see a girl in wearing this to classes in college or to work. Not so sure about those sandals or whatever, but they don’t bug me as much as the boots.
- Anastasia: Ditch the flaps on the boots and they’re fine.
- Aurora: My favorite, after Tiana’s. This would be perfect wear for most of the year: During the fall and early spring, you can wear it with the scarf and when summer hits, just ditch it and keep the rest of the outfit until fall rolls around again.
And yes, I seriously just did that. Deal with it. :p
January242012
Tsk. Wala na naman akong maisuot na damit. Sige na nga mageexercise na ulet ako para magkasya na ulit yung
iba kong damit. Bwiseeet.
January142012
So there was Spiderman swimming with the mermaids. They were swimming above water first but then the mermaids descended underwater. Spiderman followed them not wanting to be left alone. He did not know how he could breathe underwater but it didn’t matter. Because sometimes the experience is better than the explanation. So he just went with the flow. The mermaids brought him to a sunken ship. They said that they needed help to rescue their friend from the ghost pirate that haunts the ship. Spiderman agreed to help them so he went closer to the ship and proceeded to go below deck. There was nothing below deck. No signs of a pirate or a mermaid or even a ghost (if they leave signs which i don’t think they do). This confused Spiderman so he decided to call his mermaid friends for assistance. But no one came. He was all alone. There was nothing but silence. He suddenly began to choke. He felt the water filling his lungs. He was drowning. And then
January102012
do it. <3
Awwww <3
December192011
‘How I Met Your Mother’ EP Carter Bays on the show’s least funny — and incredibly important — moment | EW
By: Carter Bays
The moment Marshall (Jason Segel) found out his father died was the hardest scene we’ve ever done. The show had gone to sad places before, but they were all kind of “romantic comedy” sad —break-ups,rejections, a runaway bride,that sort of stuff. You always figured whatever life threw at these characters,they’d get over it and go back to being funny the next week. That was the point of having Ted narrate from the future. If our show had a message,it was,“No matter how bad it seems now,you’ll be laughing about it 20 years from now.”
But this was different. This was irrevocable,shocking,and painful on a level that’s not funny no matter how much time has passed. And what’s more,it was happening at the end of an episode,on a night of comedy. We imagined the worst moment of Marshall’s life,interrupted by bright perky graphics and an announcer’s voice blurting: “Comin’ up on Rules of Engagement,Russell learns to breakdance!”
When it came time to perform the scene,Jason wanted to feel Marshall’s shock as palpably as possible,so he chose not to read Lily’s dialogue beforehand. All he knew was the last word of Lily’s line: “it.”
The first part of the scene involved a number of moving parts that had to be just right on a technical level: Marshall steps out of the bar,a cab pulls up in front of him,Lily gets out and gives him the news. The first four or five times we did it,the cab overshot its mark,ending up out of frame. Poor Alyson kept steeling herself to get out of that cab and deliver the most devastating line of the series,only to hear the Assistant Director yell “cut,” sending the cab lunging back to its original mark. It was a little extra torture in an already torturous moment.
Then we got one where the cab landed in the right spot. The moment Alyson stepped out,and she and Jason saw each other,it sort of made you marvel at what they’d spent five and a half years building together. Later in the season,when Lily would get to give Marshall the best news of his life by saying she’s pregnant,Jason brought Alyson flowers at the table read.
As the last words of Lily’s line —“he didn’t make it” —left Alyson’s mouth,I had to look away,as did our director Pamela Fryman. It’s our job to watch what happens,but in this case,what Jason and Alyson were going through was so unbearably real…we just had to trust that when we got back to the edit room it would all be in focus. (It was.)
The last line in the scene was something Jason came up with in the moment. He said,“I’m not ready for this.” None of us were.
(via fuckyeah-nerdery)
1AM
brand memory game by Hendrik-Jan Grievink
December162011
We evolve into a product of society.
(Source: girtabaix)
5AM
Celebrity Portrait Paintings by Sam Spratt
My first year on tumblr is rolling on by so I thought I would compile a few sets of some of the things I’ve made as a marker for me and an easier way than scrolling all the way back for you. First up, some of my portraits of celebrities. Thanks to all of you for following—you are the fucking best.
Follow my: portfolio website, tumblr, facebook artist’s page and twitter.
(via thelykagozon)
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