oh yeah, speaking of the phenomenon of repurposed feed sacks, fashion of the late 40s/early to mid 50s was heavily dependent on diy thanks to the lasting effects of wwii, so magazines often advertised patterns for making do with such since in store clothing was often too pricey
hearing a dude call me "sir" briefly while ringing him up and feeling the gender euphoria hit before hearing him switch back to calling me "miss" and immediately making me dysphoric at work
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shout out to @R0B0TRANCHER its been found
also re: people unjustifiably shitting on abstract art without understanding what it's all about https://t.co/rqeXJPMwEQ
MC Escher's "Flatworms" (1959) and "Animals Without Backbones," illustrated by Ralph Buchsbaum (1938). The piece created in '59 is fanart inspired by the latter book's illustrations!
enamored with this genre of image
shout out to this guy from a 1955 atom age era documentary only
big mt shenanigans
From Woman's Day Magazine August 1955
pov: you are about to make the worst decision in your entire life (wip)
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the artist is named ethel hays if y'all wanna check out more of her work btw. she catalogued the roaring 20s flapper subculture within her satirical art... here's a fave of mine https://t.co/vIE4IVlBDL
i know minimalism has only been a named movement since the 1960s but honestly the 20s and 30s have some stunning examples
highly recommend you take a gander at this op https://t.co/0pqdzBjMjl
