the 50stuck cronkri date had a chaperon and everyone involved was displeased
Kankri Vantas: neonferriswheels
Karkat Vantas: arahith
photography: erojohnous
No, I can't think of a fucking title
colossalcon 50stuck shoot: cronkri date!
if you’re filled
with affection
you’re too shy to convey
better take my directionCronus Ampora: eridanamporaa
Kankri Vantas: neonferriswheels
photography: erojohnous
make up & horns: arahithAaaah the entire shoot!!!! This was my favorite shoot. The location was spectacular. I had too much fun!
just a teaser shot from our 50stuck shoot at colossalcon!! we had a new photographer for this convention & all the shots look so great, ahhhh I can’t wait to get them all up :D
Cronus Ampora: eridanamporaa
Kankri Vantas: neonferriswheels
photography: erojohnousEDIT: shoot is now up!!! check it out here! :D
Eeee lookit me!!!!!
I GOT INTO COLLEGE, FUCKERS! NOTHING CAN FUCKING STOP ME NOW. LESS SHITTY LIFE, HERE I COME.
The TARDIS Console Room through the Years
The Doctor. In the TARDIS. Next stop—everywhere.
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The rest of my ceramics for this semester. More experimentation with silicon carbide in glazes. The inside is painted with red iron oxide and the outside is a opaque white glaze with the silicon carbide in it painted over with black copper oxide. I only got to fire them at cone 7 (it was formulated to work best at cone 8) so the only places that got mature enough to bubble or reduce were where the copper was fluxing it. Really happy with these otherwise! I haven’t had a chance to play with surface decoration as much as I like this year so it was awesome to be able to do it all at the end.
my ceramics for the spring semester. stoneware, electric kiln, everything is cone 6 except for the gray bowls.
I spent a lot of this semester experimenting with silicon carbide glazes which is what made the bubbly turquoise glaze by releasing carbon dioxide during the firing. The pinkish red spots are localized reduction from the carbon dioxide. (The green/blue is from the copper oxide, think of a rusted penny, but when it pulls the oxygen out it turns back to regular reddish copper, like a shiny new pink one. There you go that’s your chemistry lesson for the day.)
And that’s the most frustrating thing about depression. It isn’t always something you can fight back against with hope. It isn’t even something — it’s nothing. And you can’t combat nothing. You can’t fill it up. You can’t cover it. It’s just there, pulling the meaning out of everything. That being the case, all the hopeful, proactive solutions start to sound completely insane in contrast to the scope of the problem. - Allie Brosh, ‘Depression Part Two’ (x)
I have never found anyone who can capture what it’s like to live with a mental health disorder better than Allie Brosh.
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dr
You put things off for a day and next thing you know it’s a hundred years later.
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