FERNGULLY: THE LAST RAINFOREST was released 34 years ago today.
The villain Hexxus was performed by Tim Curry, who recorded “Toxic Love” with a theatrical, almost rock-opera style that helped define the film’s darker tone.
The absolute darkest truth about how society views men is that we do not actually value male life; we only value what a man is willing to destroy himself to provide. Think about the male archetypes we actually celebrate. The soldier who doesn't come home. The father who works three grueling jobs until his heart gives out. The athlete who permanently destroys his brain and body for our entertainment. We only applaud masculinity when it is actively bleeding for the benefit of someone else. The exact moment a man decides he wants to step off the treadmill—to prioritize his own peace, his mental health, or his physical safety over his utility to the world—he is instantly branded as lazy, weak, or unambitious. We don’t want men to be whole, healthy, or at peace. We want them to be highly functioning shock absorbers. We demand they build the houses, fight the wars, and fund the lifestyles, and our only reward for this lifelong, crushing expectation is a quiet funeral when the stress finally kills them
@SRattleballs Different pens for different paper types as well. Can’t put a thick gel black on regular ass paper, takes too long to dry and feels like it’s actually leaking ink… but gel on sketch paper 😮💨