Art Ho

I'm here to drink tea, and post dumb art, and I'm all out of tea.

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It kind of gets lost in the rest of the drawing, but that is a human heart in their hand. 

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This one is...uhhh, well, it’s something. 

I didn’t like this one as much, but I got bored with it, so here’s what you get. 

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After the other  Eldritch horrors I concocted for Inktober, even I needed a little break. 

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[toocooltobehipster]

To donate £5 to the charity supporting the male victims of domestic abuse, text the message: MKDV46 to 70070

Click here to watch the video

[yogaboi]

At first I though this was a joke

[hypo-thermic]

Don’t ignore this Tumblr

[kerplunkers-deactivated20200804]

Yet they still do even when it’s right in their face.

[theouijagirl-deactivated2014062]

This reminds me of how a friend of mine was abused by the mother of his child. She was mentally unstable and used to berate him constantly and would smack him in the head all the time. It really pissed me off. Then one night she threw hot coffee in his face and tried to stab him with a screwdriver. The cops hauled him off to jail because she made up a sob story that painted herself as the victim.  Once he left her, he stayed with me and it was a nightmare. She stalked him and me. She would drive by my house obsessively at all hours of the day and night (her muffler made a weird sound so I know it was her). She started showing up at my job, showing up at the places I frequented around town, and filling up my voicemail with dead air. The cops were no help. One day she got bold enough to talk her way into my home by conning my elderly grandmother, whom I was taking care of, while I was out. She went in my room and went through my stuff (creepy), then found him napping on the couch and attacked him. My grandmother witnessed the whole thing. He grabbed her by the arms, forced her out the front door, and locked it. The cops were called again. They said they’d go and ‘talk’ to her.

The next day we were watching a movie and there was a knock at the door. The police had come to arrest him. She filed a complaint against him and shown off some bruises on her arms from the altercation that she swore were completely unprovoked. My grandmother saw the whole thing since she was in the living room too and testified on his behalf. He still ended up serving jail time. No one takes male domestic violence victims seriously. They only see males as perpetrators.

[laraleecupcake]

#standing up for male victims takes NOTHING away from female victims #this isn’t an either/or scenario #you can pursue justice for male victims and still be 100% feminist #safer world for EVERYONE 

[unfortunatelysirius]

This is important. Just… everyone needs to see this.

[legendofcarl-deactivated2020041]

Just as a fun fact,

If you don’t believe male victims exist, or deserve to be stood up for then you’re not a feminist. Sorry I don’t make the rules.

[the-raspberry-addict]

REBLOGGED FOR SURE

[nikkoliferous]

PSA: men are people too

[watercolourferns]

Feminism is supposed to make sure everyone has equity. Everyone includes men, too.

[swingsetindecember]

look, i dont care what directors say in behind-the-scenes or interviews, if they dont present that information in the film, they are bad story tellers. like, we had to assume everyone attended your comiccon panel? like? no. you are bad at story telling. if a character appears with zero context, it is confusing. i am not saying spoon feed the audience, but goddamn, there are plot devices that should be there to explain why that character showed up. not just information from your twitter. i shouldnt have to absorb five layers of media for your film to make sense 

[swimthroughthefires]

PREACH

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[artandarcana]

Julian from the Arcana in Tim Burton style.