Jay Lender

@jaylender.bsky.social

Storyboarder/Writer/Director of SpongeBob SquarePants, Hey Arnold, Phineas and Ferb, the graphic novel Duster, and the live action movie They're Watching. www.jaylender.com www.jaylenderart.com

here are pages 26 and 27, continuing the story from a while back. I'll link the thread of the first 25 pages below. The original page 26 from the mini comic was a placeholder replaced by this page here.

black and white comic page. A woman and a robot are in a shuttle talking to some people back on the ship on screensblack and white comic page. woman and robot in shuttle, still talking to people back on the ship about flying in close to the rings and exploring the planet

Trends are the coin of the realm in Hollywood because they shield executives from accountability. They will ALWAYS invent these narratives in hopes of evading the hangman's noose for another quarter.

Adam B. Vary@adambvary.bsky.social · 2d ago

I'm seeing a lot of SUPERHERO MOVIES ARE BACK posts in the wake of #BrandNewDay's success. Spider-Man movies were breaking box office records well before the MCU existed. They are a cinema phenomenon onto themselves, because Spider-Man is a singularly resonant and relatable character.

Okay, I am going to tell a little story. It's one I have saved for the last couple years, almost nobody knows about it. But it lives in my heart. I don't know how others will feel about it, maybe something, maybe nothing. It's about the Uncanny X-Men. 1/

Uncanny X-Men cover by David Marquez

Celebrating one of my true idols on his birthday, BOTD 8/2/1932, Peter O'Toole. IMO, greatest actor to have never won an Oscar despite 8 noms. Faves: *Lawrence of Arabia: Legendary *The Lion in Winter: My #1 Fave *The Stunt Man: Most Fun Ever *The Ruling Class: Massively Underrated #filmsky 📽

Peter O'Toole in three roles at various ages.
Cinefeast33 📽📺📚@cinefeast33.bsky.social · 2y ago

My ★★★★★ review of The Lion in Winter boxd.it/8asDaT Katherine Hepburn & Peter O'Toole lead dazzling ensemble in torturous night of psychological warfare. My choice: one of filmdom's sharpest, funniest, most brutal & literate screenplays. Hepburn gives all-time favorite performance. #filmsky 🎥📽🎬

Sipping my coffee ☕️ and thinking about these marvellous Minoan cups! They look so modern it’s incredible to think they were made by Bronze Age potters some 3,800 years ago! Heraklion Archaeological Museum, Crete. 📷 by me #Archaeology

My photo collage shows five cylindrical Minoan cups each with a single handle and a slightly flaring rim. Each cup is decorated with a different geometric polychrome motif as follows:

Top left: on a black background, a central band delineated by an upper and lower white line contains evenly-spaced dark-orange circles. Each orange circle is outlined by a white line. Above and below the central band are swirling white vine-like lines.

Top right: on a black background, a large white spiral on the front of the cup and beside it a dark-orange oval with stylised white petals at each end which looks like a wrapped sweet!

Middle left: a central band of white and dark orange diagonal lines runs around the cup. Above and below the central band are alternating black and white diagonal shapes, the black ones look like shark fins

Bottom left: a central reddish-orange band delineated with a white line. Above the central band are swirling, spiralling white lines against a black background, and below the central band are alternating white and black diagonal lines.

Bottom right: A central band delineated with white lines contains white 's'-shaped diagonal white stripes. Above the central band a row of red dots outlined with white circles. Below the central band a single white line on the black background.

This type of Minoan pottery is known as Kamares Ware, named after the Kamares Cave on Mount Ida on the Greek island of Crete where this kind of pottery was first discovered. Kamares Ware vessels were luxury items produced by palace workshops at Phaistos and Knossos on Crete. These five cups were excavated at Phaistos and are dated 1800-1700 BC.

Once again the @nytimes.com feels compelled to insert a “critics say” in front of an indisputable fact. This addiction to Both Sides Always serves neither journalism nor the larger world, and is part of the devaluation of reality that has led us to very bad places.

Critics Say Historic Sites Are
Endangered by Trump-Aligned Panel's
Plan

Proponents say the changes to the federal preservation rules are necessary, but critics argue they are alarming and would help expedite the president's redesign of Washington.