Peter Elfman from Stereo Static (He/Him) 🖖🏽

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Writer, baby music producer, audiobook producer. Decaffeinated and dilapidated. We are all more alike than we are different. BLM. IDIC. Live long and prosper. He/him. I also respond to "elf". Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/stereo-static-bx/tracks

In the background, Peter Gabriel's face is heavily blurred, while drops of water fall in the foreground in sharp focus. The entire image is in black and white.
Me wearing a red bicycle helmet, shades, headphones, a red shirt, and sporting a goatee. It's daytime, and I'm in a park with a children's playground behind me. My bike's seat can be seen over my right shoulder.
Dominoes score card, 505 for me, 115 for them.
5 dominoes totalling 38 points, plus a score card showing 101 and a sad face for Son, and 566 and the date showing for Mom.
Double-six dominoes. The game is closed with 6's at both ends. Both players have 21 points in pips left in there hand. Player one has 5 dominoes left l remaining, on the left player 2 has 4 remaining on the right.
Cover of Fantastic Four #348 featuring Grey Hulk in a button down shirt, green slacks, and loafers, Logan out of costume, Danny Ketchum Ghost Rider, and Spider-Man.
Red bicycle light, on a mostly black frame, against a white backdrop.
A photo of a monitor showing a video editing timeline, indicating someone is editing a video. In the lower right hand corner can be seen the nose and glasses at an extreme upward angle of the idiot that took the picture.
The cover to Enigma's first Album. On a black background, near the top,their band name appears in a yellow serif font followed by a red Victorian cross. The middle consists of an impressionistic painting of a monk in red robes sounded by white burst of light approximating an 8 pointed cross. The monk stands on a green hill, with a large fallen cross in the foreground. The square painting is surrounded by a thin purple border. The album name lies below the painting, reading "MCMXC a.D." in the same yellow font as above.
Michael Whelan's "Terrant's Realm" painting; against a blue tinted background of dead trees in front of a distant fantasy castle, and man dressed regally in red, black, and gold stands with a sword stabbed into the ground near his feet.
The Cover to the album "Starburst" by Stereo Static: close-up of a dark, plush dragon's face, with large black and gold eyes. Across the top reads "Stereo Static" in yellow stylized lettering. Across the bottom reads "Starburst" in a blue-ish sci-fi font. On the left side in the middle is the Stereo Static logo: two cartoony speakers spread apart and facing each other, with curved lines indicating sound waves bouncing between the speakers.
The Gorgo monster from the British film Gorgo. It's a bipedal lizard with huge hands.
Scarecrow, Tin Man, Dorothy, and The Cowardly Lion from The Wizard of Oz skip down a field of poppies arm in arm.
A collection of RPG books, including D&D Player Handbooks editions 2, 3.5, 5 & 5.5, with some supporting books; Mutants & Masterminds editions 2 & 3 plus a few sorting books, Munchkin RPG Player Handbook and DM Guide, Heroes Unlimited (hard and soft cover) with all of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles RPG books; Amber Diceless RPG and a sporting book; Cyberpunk (both editions) and support books; Transformers RPG; Jadeclaw; Pathfinder 2e Core Tylenol and support book; Werewolf: The Apocalypse; In Nomine; Bunkers & Badasses; Steinhardt's Guide to the Eldritch Hunt; D20 Modern RPG.
The cover to the Stereo Static album called Starburst. The background is a closeup of a dark plush lizard with yellow and black glass eyes and red wings, lying down and facing the camera. At the top in yellow letters reads "Stereo Static" beside the lizard's face is the Status Static logo: stylized wave forms between two speakers. At the bottom in blue spacey letters with thin yellow outlines reads "Starburst".
Side marque sign for the Kings Theater, reading "Yoko Kanno with Seatbelts. Sold out
Glitter the fairy from the animated show Kidd Video. She has dark brown hair in a picture cut (of course), a thin pink headband, lavender sleeveless shirt with pink shoulder cuffs, and purple briefs that match her headband and shoulder cuffs. She appears to be questioning something off camera.
Post 1: (Reskeet) "A truckload of rhesus monkeys from Tulane University escaped after a crash. The university warned they're highly aggressive forward humans and infected with hepatitis C, herpes, and COVID." Post 2: "I should've learned this by now but DO NOT use FedEx. The diseases monkeys I ordered haven't arrived and I can't get a straight answer on what happened to them."
Photo of a TV screen reading "Google for Education Leadership Series Higher Education"
The poster for "Weird" Al Yankovic's Bigger & Weirder your. It's a giant Al smashing buildings like a kaiju while people run away in the foreground
A still from the original Mothra movie by Toho studios featuring Mothra in flight above the Tokyo Parliament building, which is covered in her web-like silk.
Me wearing a Miles Morales face mask, red bicycle helmet, and looking a little deranged per my usual.
Headshot of Ben Grimm as The Thing from the Roger Corman produced Fantastic Four movie.
The Judgement Night movie poster; the top half shows busts of Cuba Gooding Jr., Emilio Estevez, and Stephen Dorff above the movie's title ("Judgement" in white, "Night" in red, both words in damaged block letters). The bottom half shows Cuba Gooding Jr, Emilio Estevez, and Jeremy Piven (remember him?) frantically running from an explosion. Most of the poster is bathed in amber/orange hues.
Stylized drawing of Nightwing and Batgirl, where their bodies are silhouettes, inside of which can be seen the lights off Gotham City buildings. Art by Bruno Redundo.
A worm's eye view of me in a goatee wearing a Godzilla hoodie, where Godzilla is silhouetted by fire.
An illustration of The Fantastic Four as part of the official film casting announcement: Pedro Pascal as Reed Richards (standing) playfully holding hands with Vanessa Kirby as Sue Storm (seated), while Ben Grimm in his The Thing form reads a magazine while seated beneath a framed photo of his human self portrayed by Ebon Moss-Bachrach dressed as an astronaut. Seated in a backwards chair between The Thing and Sue is Joseph Quinn as Johnny Storm, smiling at The Thing. All Four are wearing blue sweaters in white trim. Sue and Reed have the FF logo on their chests and wear matching pants and white boots, completing the comic-book accurate costume. The entire image is framed beneath a banner adorned with pink and red hearts and reads "Happy Valentine's Day." This is an officially sanctioned image released by Marvel Studios, and is bordered at the bottom by a 50's style version of the Marvel Studios logo and the Fantastic Four logo, complete with encircled "4". GET HYPED, Y'ALL!!!!
A hand holding a white and metallic blue Bic brand 4-color pen (black, red, blue, green) in front of a laptop screen showing a reskeet of the post of which this is also a quoted reskeet.
Laughing emoji
Al and Peg Bundy from Married: With Children, enjoying life on their couch.
Peter Elfman with package of Chips Ahoy Red Velvet cookies.
The fairy named Glitter from the 80's Saturday Morning cartoon Kidd Video.
Cover art to the song "Twelve Days" by Stereo Static. Art consists of the Stereo Static logo - 2 stylized speakers pointed at an angle towards the viewer with sound waves playing between them, colored white, green, and red - and 'Stereo Static' and 'Twelve Days' floating above the logo in red stylized text.
Mark Ruffalo, Rachel McAdams, and a bunch of other smiling Hollywood talent applauding from the audience at an awards show.
Super-smooth and sexy Adam West Batman saying "Do not ask for whom the bell tolls." Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
Chris Evans laughing himself to death
Chris Evans laughing himself to death
Cover art to Peter Gabriel album "Us"
Chris Evans laughing in 4 pictures until he dies
Peter Elfman in a bicycle helmet and Superior Spider-man cycling jersey.
A lonely amber street light illuminating the curve of a wet, lonely road, the sunless sky barely visible through leafless trees as a foreboding dark blue.
Different shots of Chris Evans on various roles in which he laughs, laid out consecutively to infer he is laughing to death.