Hi, everyone!
This blog is going to serve as an archive for all WheatDOS/GLaDley content ever posted on Tumblr. Occasional content warnings include: blood, smut/suggestive stuff and a lot of forgotten gems from around ten years ago.
Come along for your daily dose of rarepair goodness!
Caroline, assistant to Cave Johnson, testifies at the Senate hearings on missing astronauts, 1968.
"You really think Caroline would do that? Just go to the senate and tell lies?" Are you kidding? She'll give her LIFE for Aperture.
Raz what the hell.
sashamilla but if i put them in silly 60s mod/70s inspired outfits from hell
milla's dress is referenced of an actual dress i found (*shoes and dress are in the rb’s :]) and sasha's fuckass outfit came from my noggin. badge is a crude rendition of the marksmanship badge
Meet The Soldier, but Soldier actually used his fight money to buy two animal on earth.
Jane Austen really said ‘I respect the “I can fix him” movement but that’s just not me. He’ll fix himself if knows what’s good for him’ and that’s why her works are still calling the shots today.
Meanwhile Emily Brönte just said “We can make each other worse.”
Mary Shelley said, "I can make him
Spent at least an hour on a wild and fruitless goose chase of trying to dig up a certain thing on my old social media acc, and, gotta say, this only made me appreciate Tunglr's ability to preserve posts even more. Deleted? Edited? OP deactivated? 0 notes Schrodinger's post? Who cares. If anyone ever reblogged it, it will live forever, "this post violated community guidelines™" nonsense notwithstanding.
I want to try the style of animation.
The actions and lines are both from ↓
18th century + harp portraits
The harp became popular in the 18th century as a more intimate instrument suited for salons and intellectual gatherings. The harp was introduced to opera orchestras in Gluck’s “Orpheus and Eurydice” (1762), where it mimicked the ancient lyre. After this the harp was much featured by composers like Mehul, Spontini, Lesueur and Grétny. By some it was considered a celtic heritage, the Irish harp, by others it was considered a direct link to ancient Greek lyres. The latter was of particular interest in the 18th century, when the re-discovery of Pompeii spurred an interest for everything from antiquity.
Harps from the 17th century often featured just 25 strings in a diatonic scale. The 18th century came with many inventions in this aspect. Harps were now usually made with 35-38 strings, and they had a chromatic scale, thus creating bigger liberty in sound and style for the performer. The pedal harp were also introduced around 1720. The pedals allowed the performer to have both hands free and instead use the feet to change the pitch of the strings.
The harp was considered the ultimate showpiece instrument, displaying the grace, talent and intellect of the performer. No wonder then that there are so many wonderful harp portraits from the 18th century! Here’s some favourites.
Little Alyx sketch to keep myself going. Also, can someone share a web glaze invite with me?
Not that anyone cares, but the more I look at that one Роrtаl AU of mine, the more it dawns on me that what I've actually written is a cheap Slау The Рrinсеss knock-off.
And, to be fair, I don't mean it as a negative! SТР has become a great source of confidence and inspiration for this AU; it helped me understand what I want to achieve with it, both narratively and visually. And hey, if a little bit of that game's greatness rubs off on my work, I'd be more than happy — let's think of it like I'm making a master copy.
Past me would've never believed it if I told her that this whole thing will have to marinate in our head for several years and take inspiration from an entirely different game that wouldn't exist for quite a while. And yet! Being patient with yourself and your craft does wonders.
Also also, this is how you know I enjoyed this game. Making weird crossovers might as well be my ultimate love language.
Not that anyone cares, but the more I look at that one Роrtаl AU of mine, the more it dawns on me that what I've actually written is a cheap Slау The Рrinсеss knock-off.
And, to be fair, I don't mean it as a negative! SТР has become a great source of confidence and inspiration for this AU; it helped me understand what I want to achieve with it, both narratively and visually. And hey, if a little bit of that game's greatness rubs off on my work, I'd be more than happy — let's think of it like I'm making a master copy.
Past me would've never believed it if I told her that this whole thing will have to marinate in our head for several years and take inspiration from an entirely different game that wouldn't exist for quite a while. And yet! Being patient with yourself and your craft does wonders.
god its been forever since i actually watched it but hey. listen to me tf2 fans who like inflicting angst upon everybody's favorite little war criminals, i am talking directly into your ear now. i need you to do me a favor. i need you to go watch Moon (2009 film directed by Duncan Jones) right now. don't look it up beforehand so u don't spoil the twist.
unfortunately i can't tell you why it's relevant to tf2 because doing that would also kind of spoil the movie. anyways its free on Pluto TV (does have ads but i use an adblocker)
A 🤏 Sage of Time to complete the set 💕
Ukrainian film poster for Hold Your Breath (1924), dir.by Scott Sidney, artist O.Finogeniev
