🎵 In the meantime, Pearsonal sketch: Belchior as a Laotian rock rat
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ID: A vivid colored sketch of the late Brazilian singer Belchior as an antropomorphic Laotian rock rat, with greyish fuzzy fur, a squirrel-like tail, and a lot of whiskers. He is looking over his shoulder, wearing a striped light yellowish and navy blue t-shirt, and carrying an acoustic guitar. Offwhite gackground with some grey tints around the character, plus three greyish round color swatches. End ID.
🌟 2024 carrd | ☕️ Ko-fi 🌟
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ID: A vivid colored sketch of the late Brazilian singer Belchior as an antropomorphic Laotian rock rat, with greyish fuzzy fur, a squirrel-like tail, and a lot of whiskers. He is looking over his shoulder, wearing a striped light yellowish and navy blue t-shirt, and carrying an acoustic guitar. Offwhite gackground with some grey tints around the character, plus three greyish round color swatches. End ID.
🌟 2024 carrd | ☕️ Ko-fi 🌟
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fanart
Species Rat
Size 1050 x 1050px
File Size 528.4 kB
A wonderful furrification, thank you!
You've helped bring back the memory of a great Brazilian voice,
and you've taught me about Laotian rock rats, which are charming a very good fit for Belchior!
The looking back pose, the clothes, this specific hold on the guitar's neck -- it all fits the person so well!
There is this sense of deep understanding and appreciation for the world, and a sense of existential tension,
and he looks lost, physically and spiritually, but there is also a sense of relaxed serenity.
Makes me think of the scene at the end of "The Big Lebowski".
You've helped bring back the memory of a great Brazilian voice,
and you've taught me about Laotian rock rats, which are charming a very good fit for Belchior!
The looking back pose, the clothes, this specific hold on the guitar's neck -- it all fits the person so well!
There is this sense of deep understanding and appreciation for the world, and a sense of existential tension,
and he looks lost, physically and spiritually, but there is also a sense of relaxed serenity.
Makes me think of the scene at the end of "The Big Lebowski".
Yaaaaay, thank you!
Laotian rock rats are FANTASTIC, and their lineage was considered "lost" since Miocene if I'm not mistaken. Also, they look incredibly CUTE.
Nice mustaches and existential discourses are very Belchior, indeed! And now I got a Bluey reference! In one episode they call each other "duuuude" all the time (translated as the mano for my "paulistano" dismay xD)
Laotian rock rats are FANTASTIC, and their lineage was considered "lost" since Miocene if I'm not mistaken. Also, they look incredibly CUTE.
Nice mustaches and existential discourses are very Belchior, indeed! And now I got a Bluey reference! In one episode they call each other "duuuude" all the time (translated as the mano for my "paulistano" dismay xD)
This episode, right?
"Dude" is a famous word for addressing one's male peers, originating from California, or at least popularized there.
It has strong connotations of the surfer and stoner culture of the Western U.S.
The term was very widely used in the 80s-90s US media, but has now become worn out.
You can still occasionally see someone who is overtly macho being referred to as a "dudebro" on the Internet nowadays.
"Dude" is a famous word for addressing one's male peers, originating from California, or at least popularized there.
It has strong connotations of the surfer and stoner culture of the Western U.S.
The term was very widely used in the 80s-90s US media, but has now become worn out.
You can still occasionally see someone who is overtly macho being referred to as a "dudebro" on the Internet nowadays.
Exactly this episode :D
Thanks for the detailed explanation about "dude", I had no idea! Our "mano", the translation of choice, is alive and well! It is a highly derived version of irmão ("brother"), and very characteristic of São Paulo, they even added the weird accent we have.
Thanks for the detailed explanation about "dude", I had no idea! Our "mano", the translation of choice, is alive and well! It is a highly derived version of irmão ("brother"), and very characteristic of São Paulo, they even added the weird accent we have.
Thank you for explaining how "dude" is localized in Brazil!
And hey, your city is the most populous in the country –
maybe it's everyone else who has weird accents?
But it's good to be mindful of what spins everyone
is putting on the language in other places!
I hear they speak a very quaint dialect
of Brazilian way over there in Portugal!
Eu sou apenas uma rata Paulistano...
And hey, your city is the most populous in the country –
maybe it's everyone else who has weird accents?
But it's good to be mindful of what spins everyone
is putting on the language in other places!
I hear they speak a very quaint dialect
of Brazilian way over there in Portugal!
Eu sou apenas uma rata Paulistano...
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