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@indigomphelps.bsky.social

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chloe @indigomphelps.bsky.social · 12/11/2025

frederic edwin church's 1865 painting "aurora borealis," presented without further comment

Frederic Edwin Church's 1865 oil painting entitled "Aurora Borealis." A dramatic and frozen night-time seascape is shown, dominated by a large, dark mountain. The seascape is lit from above by the green and red arc of the aurora. A ship with a single warm light, tiny against the vast composition, navigates through the harsh cold. The painting is often interpreted as representing an omen of victory for the Union Army in the US Civil War.

chloe @indigomphelps.bsky.social · 31/07/2025

one of the dolls

Henri Regnault's 1870 oil painting 'Salome.' A pale, curly-haired woman sits large in the composition on an ornate box. Behind her is a yellow curtain. The box is on top of an animal skin, and the woman is wearing a yellow dress. Her hand is on her hip, and a large brass bowl is in her lap. She is smiling slightly, and clutching a large knife over the bowl.

chloe @indigomphelps.bsky.social · 31/03/2025

happy tdov <3

A screenshot from "I Saw the TV Glow" featuring the words "there is still time" written in chalk on the street, surrounded by other, less prominent, doodles

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chloe @indigomphelps.bsky.social · 30/03/2025

later today we're watching this for my sunday movie club! another favorite:

A poster for the 1996 film "The Watermelon Woman." The title is in dark purple with a white drop-shadow underneath an image of the eponymous Watermelon Woman, played by Lisa Marie Bronson, looking surprised.

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chloe @indigomphelps.bsky.social · 30/03/2025

now watching:

A poster for the 1963 movie "Charade." The poster has a black background, and Cary Grant is pointing a pistol at the viewer while pulling Audrey Hepburn closer to himself. She looks frightened. Red arrows encircle them both, and the title is below them in white letters.

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chloe @indigomphelps.bsky.social · 29/03/2025

now watching:

A poster for the 2004 movie "D.E.B.S." A photograph of some of the cast (from left to right: Meagan Good, Devon Aoki, and Sara Foster) holding pistols takes up the top of the image. The cast members are dressed in matching uniforms: white button-ups, blue plaid skirts, and blue plaid ties. The are looking at something out of frame and toward the lower left of the image. Underneath, the title is in large bold letters above a list of other information about the film, including runtime (92 minutes), the director (Angela Robinson), and the cast.

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chloe @indigomphelps.bsky.social · 26/03/2025

now watching:

A poster for the 1950 film "All About Eve." The title is in multiple colors and against a white background. The main cast, rendered in black and white, appear to be walking toward the viewer underneath the title with their arms linked. Differently-shaped and -colored arrows are pointing at Ann Baxter in the cast lineup (center right), who plays Eve.

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chloe @indigomphelps.bsky.social · 24/03/2025

now watching

A poster for the 1959 film "Rio Bravo." The title is red against a white background, and John Wayne's character looms large. He is clad in a hat, spurs, and a sheriff's badge, and is wielding a rifle. Behind him, three bodies lie crumpled on the ground. Ricky Nelson's character steps over the bodies, looking worried.

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chloe @indigomphelps.bsky.social · 13/02/2025

now watching:

A poster for the 1941 film "La Nave Bianca." The poster features the title of the movie above a gray ship, all against a white background. The ship has several red medical crosses emblazoned on it.

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chloe @indigomphelps.bsky.social · 30/12/2024

Birdie Jay from Glass Onion in the scene where she misses the point and asks Benoit Blanc, “Are you calling me dangerous?”

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chloe @indigomphelps.bsky.social · 13/12/2024

i can’t believe this

a post from @trappedinazorb on twitter reading, “charli xcx is short for charles xavier charles xavier”

chloe @indigomphelps.bsky.social · 07/12/2024

unironically this is most of my politics

A Calvin and Hobbes panel. Calvin’s mother is saying “Life could be worse, Calvin.” Calvin, looking furious, is replying, “Life could be a lot better too!”

chloe @indigomphelps.bsky.social · 06/12/2024

(reposting this with alt text bc i like it)

A poem by Ellen Bass
Title: The World Has A Need Of You

I can hardly imagine it as I walk to the lighthouse, feeling the ancient prayer of my arms swinging in counterpoint to my feet.
Here I am, suspended between the sidewalk and twilight, the sky dimming so fast it seems alive.
What if you felt the invisible tug between you and everything?
A boy on a bicycle rides by, his white shirt open, flaring behind him like wings.
It's a hard time to be human.
We know too much and too little. Does the breeze need us?
The cliffs? The gulls?
If you've managed to do one good thing, the ocean doesn't care.
But when Newton's apple fell toward the earth, the earth, ever so slightly, fell toward the earth as well.

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chloe @indigomphelps.bsky.social · 27/11/2024

A post from @indigomphelps.bsky.social that reads, "i am going to sue the new york times"

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chloe @indigomphelps.bsky.social · 25/11/2024

Padparashca from Steven Universe, a character who predicts the future after it has occurred

chloe @indigomphelps.bsky.social · 23/11/2024

The Long Goodbye (1973)

A poster for the movie "The Long Goodbye," primarily showing Elliott Gould rendered in watercolor and brandishing a small pistol toward the viewer.

chloe @indigomphelps.bsky.social · 14/11/2024

what did Howard Hawks mean by this

Lorelei Lee (played by Marilyn Monroe) and Dorothy Shaw (played by Jane Russell) standing next to each other in matching wedding dresses, from the final scene in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953)