men get into something not aimed at their gender: get special titles like “brony.” recognition by creators. heralded for defying gender appeal. get documentary.
women get into something not aimed at their gender: not real fans. probably secret friend zone warriors deadset on erasing men from the human race. get insulting demeaning memes and sexual harassment.
I’m not going to pretend women don’t clearly have it worse, but does anyone who reblogged this really believe adult men are not insulted/demeaned for liking My Little Pony?
(Source: lunarwhale)
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I actually wanna hear how that theme song sounds. I always thought it was a reference to a tv show I'd never seen or somethin'
Nope. Just made it up. If you ever see me exhibiting at a con, ask me to sing it for you. I got all the words memorized.
But only ask me if I’m sitting at my table and you just bought some merchandise. That is the price of hearing my angelic voice.
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Most graphic novels are very cinematic, but I try to think of Gastrophobia in terms of television.
While there is an ongoing storyline, each chapter is a stand-alone episode. Each volume is a season and I have a recurring opening theme song. Starting with the second season, every episode starts with either a prologue for the entire season or a one-page prologue, which acts as the teaser. The true start of the episode is signaled with a title card, just like some cartoons have. I usually also try to incorporate some ancient greek pottery influence. I played around with title images in season one, but they weren’t really uniform enough in style or use to be considered title cards until season two.
Anyway, these are all of my title cards so far. (the last one hasn’t “aired” yet)
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Guys, have you seen the designs for the 2013 Powerpuff Girls special (by Kevin Dart)???
They’re, like, a million times cuter than the original designs! Which weren’t exactly uncute to begin with! I can’t wait to see these animated!
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Hopping on the meme bandwagon.
My new favorite pokemon + my old favorite pokemon
I know the way I combinned them doesn’t actually make sense, but I want a pegasus Eevee, damn it.
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Once, when I was in my late teens or early 20s, I saw the Sound of Music at a local playhouse, and afterwards all the actors came out to mingle with the audience in the lobby. I whispered to the person I was with that if I was in the play, I’d’ve changed my costume immediately afterwards.
She thought I was being rude and making fun of the actors, but the truth is we were hanging out with people wearing nazi uniforms and it made me slightly uncomfortable.
Those actors had just been in a play where nazis were clearly “the bad guys” and everyone there knew it, but aversion to that sort of thing is practically instinctual in our society.
Anyway, David Willis’s cosplay crit comic reminded me of that.
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Someone asked me who the two new girls in my Skadi comic are, and if they were from her clan. It’s not super relevant to the storyline, but I do have a little backstory made up for them if anyone’s interested. They’re both teenage runaways/wannabe mercenaries but are from separate clans. If they look familiar at all, it’s because one is from the Amazon tribe that Skadi will later fight as an adult. The other is from Nit’s village.
I love seeing established characters at different ages!
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Wesley Crusher turning into a girl.
I don’t even care if it’s tumblr-unacceptable look at that bottom panel that is pERFECTION
…was he already wearing that dress before the transformation?
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