Conclusion: Dinosaurs

Came across this art installation, Liza Lou's Kitchen, at the Whitney Museum of American Art, NYC. It's a kitchen made of tiny glass beads, that artist Liza Lou did, taking 5 yrs. to complete, from 1991 - 1996.

My favorite part is the sink.

Which is like. Yeah yeah she's a noble she has to be polite, but what if there's a fairy hospitality thing going on?? Like where it isn't just bad politics to be rude to someone from House Halovar but actively, actually dangerous because it's breaking Fairy Code or something.

Found one of my photo shoot rentals. This one is so colorful. It's in Topanga Canyon, CA, and it costs $250 - $850hr., depending on the size of the crew, (they take up to 80 people), and has a 10hr. minimum. This owner is expensive - 10 hr. min.? That's a lot.

Ship Tournament, Round 1 — Match 26 / 30

Orpheus/Qudenos/Voss

"Voss has two hands. Orpheus is his prince and his raison d'etre, Qudonos is his faithful partner in life. He does not want to choose."

vs. Halsin/Zevlor

"The main reason Halsin isn't romanceable at the tiefling party is because he already has plans made to Make The Sad Paladin Smile. Bonding about the burden of leadership and looking after a lot of people, but no one looking after them."

Every single one of those "original fanworks" is, simply, a complete piece of artwork.

There is no difference between a portrait of your OC and a portrait of somerich fuck's dog: THEY ARE BOTH ARTWORK. There is no requirement for art to take 75 hours to read through. Not how it works.

However, the OOP does not perceive art made by the vulgar masses as having value, whereas art commissioned or patronized by the wealthy (the Epic Sagas slaved over for Years of Artisanship, sure, but also the portraits of dogs) is more artistically legitimate.

And the fact is?

It's because OOP hates people they think of as intellectually or morally inferior to them for being "common," that is to say, for being made by commonfolk instead of dedicated artisans.

It's fucking classism.

This should work on any web browser.

Use your mouse to control the head angle. Press M to toggle mouth open/close.

Don't forget to press I in order to hide your cursor and the surrounding UI elements.

It may or may not work on all sites, but worth a try.