Questions: Entertainment & Arts

I just came across some horror art by Tanya Gomelskaya and it honestly made me pause. She doesn’t just paint the creatures… she actually sculpts them so they crawl out of the frame, which makes the whole piece look alive. It’s creepy but also weirdly beautiful.

Part of me thinks it would be amazing to have something like that on the wall… It looks incredible… but also like something that might start moving when the lights go out lol..

Would you put horror art like this in your home, or is that a hard no?

To me, Taylor Swift writes the way a teen with many exes writes in her diary or types in her text messages. When she misses an ex, she writes in a diary-teen style. When she’s angry at an ex, she vents. Her lines are so primitive and conversational that they feel like they were taken directly from texts she sent to a friend.

She uses the average person’s vocabulary, not to mention the cursing and swearing, which cheapens her lines even more. And one more thing: imagine writing about your exes while dating a new guy. How would she show her song to her boyfriend? “Honey, I just wrote a song about my ex.” “Which one?” “Well, I wrote several songs about my recent exes, but this one is about [she mentions the name].” “Wow, so well written! I love the part where you said how much you miss him.”