December 30, 2012
198.0: Someone posted this photo. Dear Linc, So I admired his body for a moment or two before I bypassed it entirely to see what books and magazines he was reading. Joe

198.0: Someone posted this photo.

Dear Linc,

So I admired his body for a moment or two before I bypassed it entirely to see what books and magazines he was reading.

Joe



(Source: hausofeinhorn, via teachingliteracy)

7:31am  |   URL: http://tmblr.co/ZzzsLyaXcpac
(Notes: 367)
  
Filed under: photography art lit LGBTQ 
December 20, 2012
hashtaglionsgate: EXCLUSIVE: TEXAS CHAINSAW ♥s TUMBLR Listen up horror fans… It’s #TerrifyTumblr time! To help kick off Lionsgate’s official Tumblr, we want you to feast your eyes on this exclusive new poster featuring the art of Vice’s ‘Gallery of Horrors’. Want to see your own Chainsaw artwork turned into a poster? Submit it with #TerrifyTumblr and show us your best Leatherface - Our top ten favorites will see their work printed, with the rest of the best featured right here on #Lionsgate! Think that’s all? YOU’RE WRONG!! Check back tomorrow for a BIG new announcement. (Hint: You’ll get to see the movie before everyone else does…) A commercial for this movie appeared between songs on my Pandora playlist last night. I was impressed in all the wrong ways. Firstly, I couldn’t believe that yet another spinoff of the original classic was being unleashed. But what I found myself laughing at the most was the dark-haired girl whose scenes of terrified running around were most prominently previewed. The girl did not look like someone running in actual distress, but rather movie-directed distress. When she finally found shelter by leaping into a grave (!), the scene cut to a shot of her just as the killer’s chainsaw is (of course) about to find her. The girl is screaming her lungs out and all I could think was, “Her hair looks really nice for someone who was running away from a chainsaw-wielding killer and then took shelter by leaping into a grave.” (I suspect that this not deliberate in an ironic way like Joss Whedon would do for Buffy, but prove me wrong. I would like my suspicions about this movie to be proved wrong.) Now we have an entire Tumblr from the studio that is releasing that dud of a movie and frankly I am distressed. Tumblr has emerged as a legitimate artistic medium, and recently they have understandably had to incorporate paid content in order to maintain this service for free. That is how I ended up commenting on this posting, because the image above appeared on the so-called Tumblr Radar as a sponsored ad. And I was incredulous: on a medium where real artistic talent is daily uploaded, we have this paid shit masquerading as something worthwhile. This brings new meaning to the expression “sifting wheat from the chaff” — although at the same time, the fact that I’ve chosen to reblog this posting, despite the addition of my commentary, perhaps fulfills the original marketing objective anyway.

hashtaglionsgate:

EXCLUSIVE: TEXAS CHAINSAW ♥s TUMBLR

Listen up horror fans… It’s #TerrifyTumblr time! To help kick off Lionsgate’s official Tumblr, we want you to feast your eyes on this exclusive new poster featuring the art of Vice’s ‘Gallery of Horrors’.

Want to see your own Chainsaw artwork turned into a poster? Submit it with #TerrifyTumblr and show us your best Leatherface - Our top ten favorites will see their work printed, with the rest of the best featured right here on #Lionsgate!

Think that’s all? YOU’RE WRONG!! Check back tomorrow for a BIG new announcement. (Hint: You’ll get to see the movie before everyone else does…)

A commercial for this movie appeared between songs on my Pandora playlist last night. I was impressed in all the wrong ways. Firstly, I couldn’t believe that yet another spinoff of the original classic was being unleashed. But what I found myself laughing at the most was the dark-haired girl whose scenes of terrified running around were most prominently previewed. The girl did not look like someone running in actual distress, but rather movie-directed distress. When she finally found shelter by leaping into a grave (!), the scene cut to a shot of her just as the killer’s chainsaw is (of course) about to find her. The girl is screaming her lungs out and all I could think was, “Her hair looks really nice for someone who was running away from a chainsaw-wielding killer and then took shelter by leaping into a grave.” (I suspect that this not deliberate in an ironic way like Joss Whedon would do for Buffy, but prove me wrong. I would like my suspicions about this movie to be proved wrong.)

Now we have an entire Tumblr from the studio that is releasing that dud of a movie and frankly I am distressed. Tumblr has emerged as a legitimate artistic medium, and recently they have understandably had to incorporate paid content in order to maintain this service for free. That is how I ended up commenting on this posting, because the image above appeared on the so-called Tumblr Radar as a sponsored ad. And I was incredulous: on a medium where real artistic talent is daily uploaded, we have this paid shit masquerading as something worthwhile. This brings new meaning to the expression “sifting wheat from the chaff” — although at the same time, the fact that I’ve chosen to reblog this posting, despite the addition of my commentary, perhaps fulfills the original marketing objective anyway.


9:08am  |   URL: http://tmblr.co/ZzzsLyZmI5YL
(Notes: 7,897)
  
Filed under: Tumblr culture blogging social media Texas Chainsaw 3D art film horror 
December 19, 2012
The person who made this = person of the year.

The person who made this = person of the year.

(Source: somhairlin)

10:34am  |   URL: http://tmblr.co/ZzzsLyZhqYv4
(Notes: 29)
  
Filed under: Spock art awesome 
December 15, 2012
PB&J 1/2 (2012), an oil painting by Mary Ellen Johnson This reminds me of the time on The Golden Girls when Sophia was cooking spaghetti sauce and when she tasted it, it was so good that she said something to the effect of, “If this were a man, I’d take off all my clothes and make love to it.”

PB&J 1/2 (2012), an oil painting by Mary Ellen Johnson

This reminds me of the time on The Golden Girls when Sophia was cooking spaghetti sauce and when she tasted it, it was so good that she said something to the effect of, “If this were a man, I’d take off all my clothes and make love to it.”


(Source: thedailywhat, via thebaffled)

9:02am  |   URL: http://tmblr.co/ZzzsLyZOPliJ
(Notes: 7,933)
  
Filed under: art sandwich peanut butter and jelly The Golden Girls 
September 25, 2012
alivesoul: WORD. ALSO, WHO STOLE THE COOKIE FROM THE COOKIE JAR. And then you throw out a name. TIM. COULDN’T BE. THEN WHO. RANDOMBERLIN CHICK STOLE THE COOKIE FROM THE COOKIE JAR. And then you say WHO ME. And then…  am I alone here?

alivesoul:

WORD.

ALSO, WHO STOLE THE COOKIE FROM THE COOKIE JAR.

And then you throw out a name. TIM.

COULDN’T BE.

THEN WHO.

RANDOMBERLIN CHICK STOLE THE COOKIE FROM THE COOKIE JAR.

And then you say WHO ME.

And then… 

am I alone here?

(Source: desmvdre, via randomberlinchick)

9:25am  |   URL: http://tmblr.co/ZzzsLyU3Hmtn
(Notes: 3,795)
  
Filed under: art silly reply to art 
August 7, 2012
It’s us. Well, “us.” A buddy of mine, the artist and educator extraordinaire John Eric Yap (here’s his deviantART), gave some thought to those entries I used to post about hanging out in the imaginary ballpark (“Our Ballpark”) with the imaginary Tim Lincecum (“Linc”). If this is the closest that I get to being in a picture with Tim, then that’s fine. That’s good.

It’s us.

Well, “us.”

A buddy of mine, the artist and educator extraordinaire John Eric Yap (here’s his deviantART), gave some thought to those entries I used to post about hanging out in the imaginary ballpark (“Our Ballpark”) with the imaginary Tim Lincecum (“Linc”).

If this is the closest that I get to being in a picture with Tim, then that’s fine. That’s good.

12:17am  |   URL: http://tmblr.co/ZzzsLyQwNgS4
(Notes: 4)
  
Filed under: baseball Tim Lincecum art Lou Seal 
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