mortmere
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Made for Flower Crown Day 2021. I had no idea what to call this piece, so I googled dandelion poetry for inspiration. To my utter delight, there's a 19th century American Romantic poem singing the praises of this common flower - exactly the kind of thing I was hoping to find! It sounds like something Fraser might have found in his grandparents' traveling library as a boy. This is the bit where the title comes from:
-- thou art more dear to me
Than all the prouder summer-blooms might be.From "To the Dandelion" by James Russell Lowell (1819-1891)
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[ART] No Ships Like Partnerships, or "What's a Starsky?" by mortmere
Fandoms: due South, Starsky & Hutch
17 Jan 2021
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Fraser needs a lesson in American popular culture.
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Smut, with love.
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All six pieces from my Rainbow series at a glance.
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- Part 7 of Rainbow
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It took me nearly four years to finish my Rainbow series, so I’m very happy to finally offer you the last part. After noticing that there’s hardly any eye contact between our guys in the first five parts, I made this last piece all about that; the title, "All I See Is You" comes from Stan Rogers’s beautiful song “Forty-Five Years”, and hey, isn’t that fitting, 2020 being Starsky & Hutch‘s 45th anniversary?
"I just want to hold you closer than I've ever held anyone before...
And I want to see your smiling face forty-five years from now."Series
- Part 6 of Rainbow
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”I think you look rather nice in basic black and pearls.”
- Starsky to Hutch in "The Omaha Tiger"/"The Psychic"- Words:
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These two pictures are my first ever printed works - and printed works in what still counts as an underground publication, the SHareCon zine. That is why, although I work digitally, I wanted to do something special as an homage to the traditional medium and the underground spirit: both pictures are based on pencil drawings by the grand old man of gay erotic art, Tom of Finland. Tom, alias Touko Laaksonen (1920-1991), was a Finnish underground artist who became an international gay celebrity after his US exhibitions in the late 1970s. If you want to learn more about Tom, The Guardian has a nice article on how Tom helped create the modern gay aesthetic. You can read (and see) even more on Tom of Finland Foundation's homepage (the gallery requires Flash player but is worth the trouble - very NSFW, mind you).
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A Starsky/Hutch art series based on 1970s gay erotica.
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A compendium of all the Starsky & Hutch episodes with credits, summaries, behind-the-scenes info, etc. Originally published in 1996 in the zine "Above & Beyond."
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27 Jan 2017
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Starsky tells his own story of how he and Hutch fell in love. This is a companion piece to Velveteen Hutch.
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29 Sep 2016
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A camping trip and a necklace drive Starsky to tell his partner the truth.
Originally printed in the 2009 VegaSHcon conzine.
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18 Sep 2016
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Starsky considered the offer. He thought of the look he’d seen on Hutch’s face when they’d been together with Terry. A beautiful kind of aching he hadn’t been able to define. Now that it no longer mattered, and alcohol had lowered the few natural inhibitions he possessed, he felt driven to know.
“Were you jealous of me ‘n Terry?”
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18 Sep 2016
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A heat-wave in 1989 makes both Starsky and Hutch a little crazy ... which can be a good thing.
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25 Aug 2016