TGWDLM Stuff!

And I feel I'll live on forever

With Satan himself by my side!

I won't lie. My decision to sell these is driven by the fact that my financial situation is between a rock and a hard place as of late. I won't got into much detail besides to say best laid plans have a way of going wrong.

I would heavily prefer to keep them together as a set, so please only inquire if you're prepared to own 7 paintings.

If you are not looking for 7 paintings, I also have this Wiggly painting that I am open to selling as well.

Please send inquiries to [email protected]

OK but listen,, the thing that to me is so terrifying about Inevitable is... everything but namely:

The really really clever use of lighting / camera angles on the recorded ver to make it look like Emma was completely isolated from and separate from the group, almost like she was photoshopped in. The contrast is mwah and really drives home just how entirely alone she is in this moment.

Someone in the YouTube comments mentioned that Paul really doesn't smile all that much throughout the musical, so to have him so 'happy' here is just uncanny as all shit.

The really clever subversion of a curtain call at the end. This is supposed to be the point where all the actors spring up like 'haha! we're not actually dead dw!' and that (kinda but not really cause its implied the hive is just playing pretend) happened! just, not to Emma. her frantically screaming to the audience and then directly implicating them in the story by having them ignore her cries for help means that the barrier between audience and performer is never entirely restored, just kinda, slapped back together with some flex tape. shits freaky man. I was legit so uncomfortable because the entire scene was so jarring, but the worst part (in the best possible way) for me was the audience involvement. in a musical whose message is partly about not submitting to something bigger than you for what you deem 'the greater good', having an audience laugh uncomfortably at a character in order to make them as a collective feel better is

To preface this, both Nightmare Time Episodes 2 and 3 will eventually be uploaded to YouTube and there, and they are planning to release all the songs on an album. So, there is already no reason to upload the songs from the other episodes. Especially if you claim you know that Starkid will get mad.

Now, for the main problem. This could take money away from Starkid. The digital tickets are not that expensive, $8 for the 72 hour ticket, and it's one of the few ways during this pandemic that Starkid is able to get income. Uploading even pieces of paid content can be detrimental to that, as some people will always revert to the free option. While regular Broadway shows I understand this mindset due to their lack of accessibility, with Starkid it's different. Starkid already releases so much content for free and strives for accessibility in the theatre, stuff that most companies either don't do or make you shell out a bunch of money. Them having you pay for content, in a pandemic when most of the actors and crew are out of work nonetheless, is not grounds for you to think "Hey, I'm gonna upload this song from it for no reason."Pretty much the same reason it wasn't good to upload Starkid Homecoming footage on YouTube is why you shouldn't do it now.