If your dream was to be a writer why are you using A.I. to write for you? The art of the written story has been around for 4,000 years. It needs you, an individual with human experience, tough or good, to tell it. Your unique life makes unique ideas, details, characters.
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Counting down the days until this baby drops. I read a bunch of these years back but my memory has become hazy on them and I’m so excited to relive these stories
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I’ma keep trying though
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Sometimes I think @MichaelFKane's opinion on the character is best: this is the last time we see Harley Quinn. She's ridden off into the sunset, gone for good. Anything you think you've seen of the character after this isn't worth mentioning. It's better that way.
Harley gets sent back to Arkham
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Idk if this makes sense but the more you wifey your wife the more wifey your wife will wife
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Tienen la misma cara, el problema no es ni la edad que aparentan sino que no tienen facciones propias En cambio estas 4 mujeres son de la misma película y todas se ven de diferentes edades, complexiones, estaturas y etnias
if i didnt know these two were mother and daughter id assume they were the exact same age. jfc this is just pathetic disney. it's insane how bad the character design is in this film
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The cross-section of an upper-class Victorian townhouse. The morning room vs the parlour In a grand Victorian townhouse, the bright morning room served as a casual, sunlit family space for writing letters and managing household affairs, while the opulent parlour was a formal, street-facing showroom designed to impress guests during afternoon visits. Together, they balanced private family comfort with public etiquette.
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One of my favorite things about Hey Arnold! is how much thought went into making Hillwood feel like a real city. Craig Bartlett once revealed that while working on the first season, he traveled through Seattle, Portland, and Tacoma taking black-and-white photos of old buildings, rooftops, windows, doors, and fire escapes. He put those photos together in a little reference book for the show's artists. So much of what made Hillwood special came from real places Craig had explored growing up. Those worn-down buildings and crowded streets weren't just random backgrounds. They were a huge part of the world he wanted to create.
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Art Deco died because we killed off our craft industry, the same ecosystem that fed the beaux-arts movement before it. I don’t think there’s a single book that tells the full history, but Damian seems to have compiled it in his head and we’re lucky when he shares it.
Art Deco didn't die from being exhausted, it got blacklisted. Its three main phases - Zigzag, PWA / Stripped Classical, & Streamline - weren't exactly sequential, they overlapped all throughout the 30s. But what happened after 1929 wasn't just that zig zag Deco became too expensive, it was evolving from the 'Return to Order' (WW1) beginnings towards a more robust machine age adapted classicism. Earlier funding collapsed from private elites to the state, and a more civic form emerged - Stripped Classical/Classical Moderne. It was transatlantic, global. The American WPA, PWA, democracies and authoritarian regimes across the West all embraced it because the goal was the same: instill optimism, civic-mindedness, and resilience. Put your skilled artists & artisans to work. It was seen as worthy recieving state funding for its public face - blending both classical & modern, a forward facing embrace between design, industry & craft. That more colorful zig zag form was made logistically difficult to revive after 29, then that difficulty was made permanent. Deco needed a 50-year Beaux-Arts ecosystem - terracotta kilns like Gladding McBean and Atlantic Terra Cotta, plasterers, metal foundries, carvers, mosaicists - & that ecosystem took two hits. The 29 crash bankrupted the firms & dissolved the apprenticeship pipeline, then the war shifted what was left to war industries. By 1948 a fully crafted lobby was hard to build like 1926 even if you wanted to. Hard isnt impossible. With a regular cycle craft revives with demand, but revival was blocked. Tax codes, FAR, federal budgets, and curtain-wall specs all rewarded flat, uncrafted surfaces, so there wasnt much incentive to maintain the ateliers. The firmest lockout was ideological. To make High Modernism the post-war approved standard, its promoters had to discredit what came before. Politically, Stripped Classicism was rebranded as "fascistic" because Hitler, Mussolini and Stalin had used identical forms. Culturally Deco, especially Streamline, was the 1930s World's Fair spirit: mass-produced household objects made beautiful, futuristic, optimistic, commercial & everyday. High Modernism was austere, 'European' & highbrow, it treated that populist optimism as kitsch. That created a self-fulfilling loop: disincentivize the decorative, let craft firms die, then accuse dead craft as proof decorative design is infeasible. Hence the narrative that Deco simply "fell from public taste" is fake. It was slowed by the war, logistically hollowed out by '48, then ideologically blacklisted afterwards - making way for [indirect] tacit state support through modernist capture this time with the opposite design ethos: (mid century)"modernism". The people never chose the glass modernist box over Deco. The people were simply never asked.
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I love that my John is actually a hero my John and Hal are actually very good friends I love how John loves his mom I love how Hal is actually a good character
If you want actual John Stewart read comics or go watch justice league unlimited either one is fine they both clear this bum version of John Stewart
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DIBUJANTE DE GREEN LANTERNS CALIFICA LANTERNS COMO UN "FRACASO". El dibujante de Green Lantern Ethan Van Sciver criticó con dureza la serie de HBO/DC Studios Lanterns tras ver la temporada completa, calificándola de “fracaso profundo” y pidiendo que el equipo creativo se avergüence. Según GeekTyrant, Van Sciver —conocido por su trabajo con Geoff Johns en la recuperación de Hal Jordan a mediados de los 2000— esperó a terminar los ocho episodios antes de publicar su veredicto. Al principio admitió que “amaba” verla y tenía en cuenta posibles límites de presupuesto, pero al final resumió su juicio en dos palabras: “You failed” (“Fallaste”).En la reseña que reproduce el artículo, dice que no debió ser difícil llevar a los personajes por el infierno que les imponen y hacerlos salir mejores en el episodio ocho, pero que en cambio “los mancharon y los destruyeron. A todos. Incluso a los Manhunters”. Sus ataques concretos:John Stewart, un “gilipollas egoísta y villano”. Kerry, una “asesina monstruosamente estúpida y cobarde”. Los Guardianes, “intrigantes raros o ausentes del todo”. Guy Gardner, un “cobarde”. Hal Jordan, asesinado de una forma “hueca, sin sentido, profundamente deprimente y enfermiza”.
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Here are some of the symbols used in Art Deco design and why each one of them is significant
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That time someone put a super power inhibitor collar on Nightwing and he was like "Oh you got me"
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The gap between 2019 and 2026 feels unreal. it feels like i’ve lived through three completely different lives since then.
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¿Se acuerdan cuando John Stewart fue acusado de destruir un planeta y, en vez de pelear, entregó su anillo, se entregó a las autoridades y aceptó ir a juicio? Porque el entiende que nadie está por encima de la justicia, ni siquiera un Linterna Verde
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Replying to @NobleQAli
they love to used the term nuance to deflect their inability to defend their horseshit
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I made a summary of the differences between Art Nouveau and Art Deco. I hope this is educational and informative enough!
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Coming of age novel about a guy turning 35
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your birthday as an adult mainly consists of texting back "thanks!" to people you haven't talk to in 10 years.
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boomer babysitting discourse is wild. my parents and in laws and all late 60s/early 70s and literally flew out TO GERMANY to help when we had our son. i am visiting the US now and they are fighting to host us and watch the baby. my BIL and SIL just got back from a week in Vegas and her parents flew out from Iowa to watch my niece and nephew. isn’t that the dream? to have that much love in your family? to spend your days with people that are little pieces of you? i think it is.
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