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“I’m almost 50, and here is the best thing I have learned so far: every strange thing you’ve ever been into, every failed hobby or forgotten instrument, everything you have ever learned will come back to you, will serve you when you need it. No love, however brief, is wasted.” @louisethebaker on Twitter
No love, however brief, is wasted.
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My skull studies slowly turned into sassy Yorick studies
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ive been buying more stuff on bandcamp because it supports indie artists way more than spotify
reminder to buy on bandcamp fridays!
these specific friday events (that do not happen every friday, it varies)?
artists get 100% of what you pay for their work.
On bandcamp friday all proceeds go to the artist.bandcamp fridays are usually the first friday of every month though right now there isn’t one until August 6th, 2021. though this Friday 6/18 they’re giving all the money they usually take to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund
also I’d be remiss to not rudely stick my bandcamp on here under this info
and even if you don’t buy stuff on bandcamp fridays, bandcamp still pays artists 80-85%, whereas spotify only pays artists less than half a cent per stream.
so if you like listening to someone’s music on spotify, also support them on bandcamp if you’re able to!
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We can all agree that the Mitchells vs the machines is an awesome movie, but i think little people are talking about when the dad tried to put the dog cop video and accidentally putting the computer in spanish, and as a spanish speaker myself, seeing this american 40 something y/o man, being afraid of the letter ñ was so fucking funny
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I’m blown away, y'all.
Movies like this NEVER get greenlit. Studios are supposed to be pussies that are too afraid to make wholly original animated films that don’t piggyback on an existing IP or be an irreverent kid’s comedy.
The Mitchells vs. The Machines is a love letter to the animation medium itself. A passion project created BY artists FOR artists. Katie’s struggles as an 18-year-old aspiring creative was the call-out post of a lifetime. And when I saw those end credits that featured the crew’s family pics, I was touched beyond belief ‘cause that’s how you know this film wants its artists to be SEEN.
Masterful.
