Stan Is The Only Member Of The Pines Twins^2 To Never Make A Deal With Bill And I Think He Needs More

uhhhhhhhhhhhhh batgordon

the guys as tiny little guys (ft. ten thousand yard stare gricko, huge-headed kremy, meditating frost looking like the “i do not see” image, and gideon side glancing)

came across the second picture on pinterest and i HAD to get this down before i inevitably forgot and the picture got buried in my infinite archive of photos

Mariachi Miku!

I love this trend of drawing Miku all around the world, It just makes me very happy

People who hiperfixate on Epic of Gilgamesh, Iliad/Oddysey and The Bible are actually the coolest mfs out there. Like yess pleasee draw more Gilgamesh x Enkidu fanart, write more Achilles angst, call Jesus of Nazareth your babygirl, nothing makes me happier.

WILLIAM-ADOLPHE BOUGUEREAU - THE FLAGELLATION OF JESUS CHRIST, 1880

The painting depicts the compelling agony and brutal pain from the Passion of Christ. Jesus Christ is the focal point of the composition. He is bound to a column, with his hands tied above his head. His feet are limp and droop to the ground.

Two Roman soldiers are engaged in the act of flogging and their whipping ropes in mid-swing, ready to strike. The third sits in the foreground, fastening birch branches to fashion, yet another instrument of torture. The bystanders include indignant perpetrators, curious spectators, and indifferent executioners. Christ raises his eyes to His Father, He offers Himself as a ransom for the world

Bouguereau was known for his smooth, almost invisible brushstrokes, which gave his paintings a polished, almost photographic finish. This technique minimized the texture of the paint itself, allowing the viewer's focus to be on the realism of the scene rather than the medium. Bouguereau's portrayal of human anatomy was incredibly precise, reflecting his deep study of the human form evident in Jesus's body rendering

Including onlookers adds to the historical authenticity of the scene. During the time of Jesus, such events were often watched by crowds, including soldiers, local officials, and common people. By depicting this, Bouguereau aims for historical accuracy while also humanizing the narrative, showing how such brutal acts were part of daily life

Zooble

i’m reading mattress topper reviews on amazon and i just love this one…. who are these variously shaped gays

I want to hug him so bad

Gideon, about Kremy: I could fix him, but honestly whatever the hell is wrong with him is way funnier.

Torbek: That's what any god probably thinks about Torbek