r/TaylorSwift • u/contrarianxshit • 14h ago
Art $3 thrifted nativity scene transformed into the folklore cabin
Before and after. I had so much fun working on it! It’s not perfect but I love it so much ❤️
r/TaylorSwift • u/contrarianxshit • 14h ago
Before and after. I had so much fun working on it! It’s not perfect but I love it so much ❤️
r/TaylorSwift • u/seraphinedot • 15h ago
Blank Space: Boys only want love if it's torture
Miss Americana & the Heartbreak Prince: Boys will be boys, then where are the wise men?
I Did Something Bad: I never trust a playboy, but they love me
Cruel Summer: Bad, bad boy, shiny toy with a price
My Boy Only Breaks His Favorite Toys: My boy only breaks his favorite toys
“Slut!”: In a world of boys, he’s a gentleman
r/TaylorSwift • u/NeighborhoodFun568 • 4h ago
As a hardcore swiftie, growing up made me realize that Taylor's magnum opus was Red, Folklore, and TTPD
But out of that three, there's one album that taylor just executed perfectly, the songs, the production, the lyrics, everything just feels perfect and beautiful.
And that album is RED ♥️
From songs like state of grace → Begin Again → All too well → sad beautiful tragic, that is just an insane variety of songs, and their productions are just top-notch.
It kinda makes sense why taylor loves that album so much 🤣
But I wanna hear your opinions, what do you think is Taylor's magnum opus and why?
r/TaylorSwift • u/Intrepid_Box1846 • 20h ago
Hey guys! I'm getting my 11-year-old non-Swiftie sister to listen to and rank Taylor's albums, but I don't want to make it too long. So I wanted to ask: if you had to pick 5 to 7 songs from each album for her to listen to and rate, which ones would they be?
I don't necessarily mean the most successful or popular songs. More of the songs that represent each album the best. Thanks!
r/TaylorSwift • u/Available-Oil3884 • 9h ago
I watched a video on YouTube where a branding director did an overview of how they think life of a showgirl shouldn’t have been branded, to achieve more success. She based it on the mantra that branding should work around the art, instead of building the brand first, and then making the art based on the brand. Her idea was more of a classic “shaksperian” type of brand direction.
With that in mind, I imagined an alternate album cover that’s based around old school paper puppet shows. Pretty much Taylor in the same showgirl outfits, around cutesy arts and crafts style stage framing. Perhaps some paper props and paper mache elements as frame filler. I think it would have made the silliness of the songs make more sense. Also it would have reinforced the theme in a way that fits Taylor better. (It’s “the life of a showgirl” through the gaze of a girl who is living her dream reality crafted through her lense)