Hello everyone! Bluephone Studios is back and open for business!
To kick things off we have the grand unveiling of the dino-team: Chomper, Penelope, Lucy, Roary, and Tally! Aren’t they adorable?
Tune in next week for more new releases!
This is the place where one of my widdle manatees are from c:
These are adorable
Another puppy pile up. On my lap.
So Hannah and I are sitting here bitching about Cumberbutt being Khan and we started talking about racist fuckwits who bitched about Quevenzhane Wallis being Annie. And then Hannah said all mocking like, “Benedict Cumberbatch is a FINE actor and he will do a FINE job in the role.” And then more serious, “Quevenzhane Wallis is a fine actor and will do a fine job in the role too you know.”
And I was like “Yes, Quevenzhane Wallis would make a lovely Khan!!”
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““Black Madonna - Mitochondrial Eve,” David Hewson, 2004. Kittredge Cherry describes her:
The Madonna appears without the Christ child. Instead she holds a collection of colorful eggs representing the races of the world. The gesture embodies themes of both Christmas and Easter, because Mary Magdalene is traditionally shown holding a red egg as a symbol of resurrection. Black Madonnas were fairly common in Europe during the Middle Ages. Hewson traces the motif back even further. “Another metaphor of the Black Madonna has its connection with the earth…[P]rior to 2,000 years ago when worship of the feminine was a common practice, black soil was a source of nourishment, of life itself.”](http://25.media.tumblr.com/a6c6441d1ab15418dc6438e8b861c25e/tumblr_ml9tz5c2CA1qjeot1o1_500.jpg "afrodiaspores:
““Black Madonna - Mitochondrial Eve,” David Hewson, 2004. Kittredge Cherry describes her:
The Madonna appears without the Christ child. Instead she holds a collection of colorful eggs representing the races of the world. The gesture embodies themes of both Christmas and Easter, because Mary Magdalene is traditionally shown holding a red egg as a symbol of resurrection. Black Madonnas were fairly common in Europe during the Middle Ages. Hewson traces the motif back even further. “Another metaphor of the Black Madonna has its connection with the earth…[P]rior to 2,000 years ago when worship of the feminine was a common practice, black soil was a source of nourishment, of life itself.”")
““Black Madonna - Mitochondrial Eve,” David Hewson, 2004. Kittredge Cherry describes her:
The Madonna appears without the Christ child. Instead she holds a collection of colorful eggs representing the races of the world. The gesture embodies themes of both Christmas and Easter, because Mary Magdalene is traditionally shown holding a red egg as a symbol of resurrection. Black Madonnas were fairly common in Europe during the Middle Ages. Hewson traces the motif back even further. “Another metaphor of the Black Madonna has its connection with the earth…[P]rior to 2,000 years ago when worship of the feminine was a common practice, black soil was a source of nourishment, of life itself.”
what the actual fuck happened last night
A sixth grader’s advice to future sixth graders.
Kerry Washington being amazing as always.
Understand colorblinders out there. Please get it.
This Stardust styled shoot is nothing short of magical! The details capture the enchantment of the book perfectly but my favorite part by far is the wonderful camera trick that turned the bride into a luminous star herself!
- via Fab You Bliss
Glen Keane on Aladdin’s model.
I would major in Harry Potter if I could.
I think I went pro in the internet in 2005.
Future career ambitions include being a talent agent in Hollywood and negotiating contracts for hot famous people or owning some kind of performing arts center or being a music teacher. People around me get whiplash from me changing my mind.
I go to Indiana University.
I like reading and writing and playing the cello and spending money on my girlfriend.
Once upon a time I attended BYU for a whole year.
