I filled a prompt submitted by @_revelries for the TGCF Gotcha for Congo! @TGCFAction I love these two, they're so toxic ☺️
>SFW
>Post-canon, LQQ taking care of Guzi while QR's just a lantern.
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they should add a new audio log where sylus reads me the entire Wikipedia page for the movie inglourious basterds. I think that would render my real partner obsolete
there’s no feature in l&ds for the boys to talk for twenty uninterrupted minutes about their interests so I think we’re missing a key part of the experience of dating men here
My and @ricciospino_ 's entry for @darksideofkira 's first Big Bang! This was sooo fun to do and I had a great time working with Spino and everyone else! You can check out the full thing here: https://t.co/K3RLKzuhFx
"Extraterrestrial Satellite Communication" Boothill
"So, here's the thing: someone went and tinkered with my Synesthesia Beacon, so now, all you folks can hear is me and those adorable little troublemakers talkin' like this... cutie, cutie, cutie. Looky here, see?"
A cyborg cowboy drifting among the stars. Extremely optimistic and unrestrained.
He is a member of the Galaxy Rangers who swore to punish the wretched by any and all means...
His flamboyant and brash actions were all to draw the attention of the Interastral Peace Corporation — the target of his revenge.
English Voice:
Andrew Russell
#HonkaiStarRail #Boothill
Black and brown employees often labor in art spaces as docents, safeguarding artworks while providing guidance and answering the questions of museum patrons. They are central to the functioning of museums, but their presences are overlooked and their contributions to our experience in museums are rendered invisible. Artist Deni Wohlgemuth-Ponty, however, made this black docent the subject of his painting "ArtGuard2000." He is flanked by seemingly canonical artworks filled with white figuration. Ponty suggests that this coy figure also deserves our contemplation and scholarly attention.
Another notable example of acknowledging the significance of docents is evident in the work of artist Fred Wilson, who has always been conscious of the labor performed by black and brown museum employees. He incorporated them into his groundbreaking 1992 exhibtion "Mining the Museum" at the former Maryland Historical Society and in "Guarded Views"—his contribution to the 1994 "Black Male" exhibtion at the @whitneymuseum.
Carl Andre, a sculptor who was among the foremost artists associated with the Minimalist art movement of the 1960s, died on Wednesday at 88. https://t.co/IizbYSRRip