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Aziraphale's inner demons

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A Bug’s Life, 1998

Stop doomscrolling a moment, and take a nice, long, slow deep breath.

Good 🥰

Now take two minutes to read the following questions. They might help you spend time with yourself, the you that gets buried beneath the weight of everyone else’s expectations.

Look through them and have a think. You don’t have to respond at all, it’s just an opportunity to reflect, to make space for your truth, to reframe your focus if you need to.

Thanks for taking a moment.

You can have a hug, too, if you’d like one 🫂

Have a wonderful day 💙💙💙💙💙

~ Phoenix 🌹

Ncuti Gatwa as Algernon Moncrieff in "The Importance of Being Earnest"

"Hey I know we have just reunited after a fight and 80 years have passed since, but will you please aim this RIFFLE at my head, yes ?

Oh and trust me. I might die of your very own hands tho (and the image of it will probably leave you traumatized for years), but trust me :)"

- Aziraphale, 1941 in a nutshell (for some reasons)

Azi baby

Who made this goddess? I love her! The eyes,nose,lips and that haiiirr

anyone know the artist?

looks like Mark Newman. 

http://marknewman.deviantart.com/gallery/?catpath=/

^^ this one is called “Grandpa’s Favorite”. 

^^ this one is called “Iris in Bloom”.

he’s awesome. 

You never see classical inspired sculptures with POC.. So this is really something to me. Absolutely beautiful.

Representation matters ♥️

it's right behind me, isn't it lad

how the FUCK did they make that penguin from wallace and gromit look so evil like it’s literally just a plasticine penguin but it somehow radiates Pure Malice look at it 

truly character design at its finest

Part of the reason that Wallace and Gromit is so successful is that every single character is just so expressive. The people’s lips move like half a foot every frame. Gromit has basically only his eyebrows, and he has more personality than two average real people. The Moon Machine was up there with the rest of them, and it didn’t even have a face.

The penguin, on the other hand, never expressed anything at all. It’s designed almost explicitly with purpose of not expressing anything. It’s practically featureless, with only the bare minimum of detail necessary to tell you it’s a penguin. It has a face, but it never uses it. It has no sclera, meaning it stares straight ahead at all times. It actively repels most attempts to ascribe any emotion to it – at best, you can feel that it is coldly satisfied, perhaps detachedly frustrated. I’d say it’s like a robot wearing the skin of an animal, but that’s literally the villain of A Close Shave, and he was pretty expressive.

It’s like Aardman found a tiny crack in the likability curve, far away from the uncanny valley but a hell of a lot deeper, and decided to build a penguin there.

@bettinalevyisdetermined

some ineffable boys

not gonna lie, when i saw that a cybertruck had exploded i legit didn't realize it was some sort of premeditated thing, i just thought it was just another extreme flaw in it's design. i had no idea fireworks were involved, i honest to god thought it just did that on its own