who died and made me the DM?

from his collection of vintage Barbies, part of the “Barbie Around the World” exhibit at the Barbara Frigerio Gallery

The exact source for this image is slightly unclear, but there are several snapshots of this museum display. (The “Schmidlin” text at the lower left is how I managed to at least get the artist’s name.)

Italian doll collector, flickr user “Ross” has two photos of the piece.

“Where Milan”, a Milan design blog, has a closer view

Sburban Jungle From Homestuck Vol. 4 By Michael Guy Bowman Propaganda: "It's 10/10. The xylophone in the background keeps the song moving, with a sense of motion that doesn't stop until around 2 minutes in, nicely coinciding with rose's entry. The piano acts as the main melody, and though that melody is simple enough, it's STRONG and gives the entire song a sense of importance. Everything comes together to make this the perfect song for where it plays." "genuinely such a banger. when it hits that changeup like 2 and a half minutes through… GOD" "there isn't a universe where i'd vote for anything but sburban jungle. it might be the winner of this entire tournament. when i reread homestuck a couple of years ago my appreciation towards sburban jungle grew by 3546%, it is amazing. and the way it changes is *chef's kiss*" "sburban jungle is simply too powerful" "The way that it uses ostinato is just so impressive from a musical standpoint. Not only does it perfectly encapsulate the wonder of seeing the sburb loading screen for the first time, it makes you realize just how in over their heads the kids are. It is genuinely the perfect theme for a webcomic about a timeloop-riddled video game that causes the doom of everyone who plays it. It IS the note desolation plays to keep it's instrument in tune. please let this win."

Aggrievance From Homestuck Vol. 5 By Mark J. Hadley Propaganda: "Fuckin groovy." "aggrieve motif is never not fucking killing it!!!"