milk and cookie stories does 10 days in Dublin FEAT. MOP

 

Rachel does Occult!Yeats

 

Rachel does Paul Timoney's story :>

 

Liz illustrates!

 

a very pretty one by the lovely Stephen, illustrating a Dylan Gray story

photos taken by Alva McGowan and yoinked from the M&C event page! Thank you Alva :>

Joan's Morning Routine.

MUCH BETTER.

Merchandise! (not really)

The last of my tsunami of JOAN material, dvd cases and labels that were made for the double bill that was, frankly, the social event of the season. First is the less appalling "Letty Lynton", followed by the train wreck of social progress, "Torch Song".

Two JOAN posters...

Of varying levels of atrocity, one of which carries a bloated asterik.

Letty Lynton! An 80-ish minute illegal spectacle whose moral seems to be that rich white people are above the law. 

Torch Song! A film that's offensive in so many ways, though it's most famous for Crawford's inexplicable use of blackface in a musical number. The film shouldn't be allowed to hide from that. Oh, and it was made in 1953. And most unsettlingly, it seems the use of blackface was something that MGM was proud of:

http://youtu.be/nqvhQ_pwZRI

*Gasp!* Pencil Moustache!

I've got just one more thing left on my JOAN pile.

YET MORE JOAN!!!!

She is undying!!!

"I've broken yooou..."

The last scene of "Torch Song": Joan Crawford's character glides in like a Dalek and exterminates everyone. Genuinely terrifying.

JOAN etching

Any attempt to portray JOAN in a medium that doesn't require the usage of fire and acid is a pointless endeavor. Another piece in my tidal wave of material for JOAN month. I'm staggering the blogging of it to make it appear that I'm a functioning human thing.

JOAN by Lizzie

Waves of love wash over me.

It's fashion week JOAN month.