I should probably be drawing.

I'm Cait (they/them), and I graduated from art college (you can check my art out at illucaitlin on tumblr and instagram) and am a spooky bitch (for witchcraft posts follow my side blog, smallwitchy.)

nativenews:

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yeet–haw:

lesb0:
calling every instance of showing certain emotions “emotional labor” needs to stop. I just saw a post that was like “reminder that you do not ever need to be a good or kind person” like. Yes you DO???

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hawnks:

watching someone in your notes go through your entire catalogue of work

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cassandragemini:

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slimetony:

slimetony:
slimetony:
slimetony:
Got a food destroyer
Ball form
FUCK
Has anybody seen my filters i cant find them

oneswordstyle:

oneswordstyle:
Level of respect a class of teens I have to teach art to have for me when I walk in: 0%
Level of respect after I draw sasuke from memory on the whiteboard: beyond anything you could possibly imagine
the true reason i rarely teach classes is to keep my ego at bay

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oneswordstyle:

oneswordstyle:
Level of respect a class of teens I have to teach art to have for me when I walk in: 0%
Level of respect after I draw sasuke from memory on the whiteboard: beyond anything you could possibly imagine
the true reason i rarely teach classes is to keep my ego at bay

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zmeyel:

escuerzoresucitado:
Though it can seem daunting, a range of noted thinkers from Karl Marx to Ice T agree that in such scenarios it is necessary to hold your friend to account for their misdeeds. Both for their own sake and for society writ large.

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astearisms:

Huntress’s Moon 🌕

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everythingfox:

Panda having fun in the snow

(Source: twitter.com, via were--ralph)

rustypipes-and-tigerstripes:

babyfoxcollectionthings:
This is the national dance of the Philippines, called Tinikling

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i-am-aprl:

[ID: A video clip showing a Black person in a green coat interviewing an elderly white person holding up a flag, with more protesters in the background displaying Palestinian flags.

The interviewer asks, “Why is it important for you to be here today?”

The protester responds, “Well, uh, I’m Jewish, I’m Israeli, my parents were the only survivors of their families from the Holocaust. They both survived Auschwitz. I’m not going to support genocide am I?

"I’m here with the Palestinians, and we are here with Palestine, because we don’t believe that what the British government is doing is correct. The British government is supporting this genocide! It’s arming Israel, it’s financing Israel.

"BBC and the other media here is supporting genocide. This is illegal. This is immoral. We don’t agree with it, we will never agree with it, and as Jews – and myself as Israeli – I am totally against it, and we will continue to be against it.

There are now more than 60 such events in the whole of Britain, uh, people don’t want to support this. They are against this government on so many other issues, but especially on this one.”

Another elderly white protester next to the first joins in, leaning forward to add:

“And, also, this didn’t start on October the 7th. In 1948, Palestinian villages, hundreds of them –”

Another elderly protester interjects specifically, “500 of them”.

The second protestor nods and continues, “were demolished, thousands of Palestinians, innocent men, women, and children were slaughtered, and seven-hundred and fifty thousand Palestinian refugees were created. That’s when it started, and it hasn’t stopped since!”

End ID.]