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| − | Picspams are a popular form of art which may range from simply a collection of photos of a particular subject (Sam’s hair, the Impala, Dean laughing, Jared in hats) through to the picspam meta. In this form pictures are used to illustrate and explore a character or | + | Picspams are a popular form of art which may range from simply a collection of photos of a particular subject (Sam’s hair, the Impala, Dean laughing, Jared in hats) through to the picspam meta. In this form pictures are used to illustrate and explore a character or episode in the show. |
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Revision as of 09:21, 19 January 2013
Picspams are a popular form of art which may range from simply a collection of photos of a particular subject (Sam’s hair, the Impala, Dean laughing, Jared in hats) through to the picspam meta. In this form pictures are used to illustrate and explore a character or episode in the show.
Some examples:
- Daily Padalecki keepaofthecheez posts themed picspams dedicated to Jared (and Sam)
- Ten Expressions Hilarious re-interpration of each episode by kroki-refur
- Brotherly Manlove by Winchesters sargraf's insightful analysis of the boy's relationship through how they interact in each other's space and through physical contact
- Dean Winchester Clothing Picspam and the Sam Winchester Clothing Picspam bellanut beautifully documents the boys' wardrobe
- Motel Rooms bellanut takes us on a tour of all those quirky motel rooms.
- Dean and the Impala In this perceptive meta, anteka draws parallels between Dean's emotional state and the condition of the Impala
- Castiel The Sex!Hair of Castiel Hilarious study of the angel Castiel and how his angelic nature influences his appearance
- 19 top moments in Supernatural by moodymuse19
- The Epic Love Story of Sam & Dean As Told Using Lyrics of One Legendary Ms. Britney Spears
See also Tumblr which from 2009 became a popular site for a new form of picspams posts.
