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minus-squarexXthrowawayXx [none/use name]hexbear14·11 months agoSign holders: emaciated, tattered clothing, foot wraps/bindings/bandages, visible wounds and scars, body language signifies either fear or aggression Sign occupiers: well fed, clean clothes in good repair, no visible wounds or scars, body language signifies openness. The visual language of enmity portrayed in opposition to the visual language of belonging. link
minus-squareFrank [he/him, he/him]hexbear6·10 months agoGood analysis. Do you think the red phrygian cap is a reference to "Red Cap" goblins, or to the phrygian cap as a traditional symbol of liberty, or both? link
minus-squarexXthrowawayXx [none/use name]hexbear5·10 months agoNeither. Red and green pop together like blue and orange do and that’s why the sign holders are dressed as they are. Art tells you about society, craft tells you about the person that did it. link
Sign holders: emaciated, tattered clothing, foot wraps/bindings/bandages, visible wounds and scars, body language signifies either fear or aggression
Sign occupiers: well fed, clean clothes in good repair, no visible wounds or scars, body language signifies openness.
The visual language of enmity portrayed in opposition to the visual language of belonging.
Good analysis.
Do you think the red phrygian cap is a reference to "Red Cap" goblins, or to the phrygian cap as a traditional symbol of liberty, or both?
Neither. Red and green pop together like blue and orange do and that’s why the sign holders are dressed as they are.
Art tells you about society, craft tells you about the person that did it.