Sinah's Art Den

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[artsinah]

A formal introduction to my OCs. ✨

"Cal" short for Callen. The town's new local baker, fresh on the job, taking over his uncle's Bakery.

"Vern," the aspiring author, the town's librarian. She's diligent, an over-thinker, and makes sure no book gets lost in the shelf of the wrong genre.

[everydaylouie]

while my mom was pregnant with me, she was delivering chinese food on bike in new orleans. i like to think that the music she heard in the streets made me the way i am now.

happy new year everyone!

[wolfythewitch]

I get so offended when people associate me with conservatism/the bigotry associated with Christianity lmao, or accuse me of spreading some secret agenda. I draw Jesus art yes, but it takes less than a scroll to find art of queer characters right under it. I myself am queer and have my own share of religious trauma. I hate when people put words in my mouth

[artsinah]

Certainty is the great enemy of unity 🐢

[storja-historja]

[mynqzo]

cupid !! they/them

[uriekukistan]

the ppl either a) celebrating gege's illness on twt or b) saying he's faking being sick bc he doesnt know what he's doing with his own manga need to seriously reconsider their perspective on media/creators as a whole

just because you're unhappy w the story doesnt mean you need to wish ill upon its creator, and that doesnt mean the creator doesnt know what theyre doing

[nessieartss]

this was commissioned a month ago and I liked the result so much I had to share it here as well

[juniperarts]

Apparently Miles is a JJK fan (in the comics)

If you put these two in a room together I think the result would be adorable 🥺

[sayruq]

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[featheredadora]

A very quick comic about how I've been feeling recently!

Trying to give myself the same grace that other people are kind enough to give me, even when I'm feeling burnt out

[iwishyouroses]

Normal People

Normal people is about vulnerability and the importance of intimacy. It explores miscommunication and the power unsaid words have on people. Such a deeply emotional, sensitive, gentle and beautifully written and directed story about two young adults - who find such enormous solace in one another, that cannot be found within anyone else they meet throughout their lives. 
Connell and Marianne are two twin flames who fall in and out each other lives, mostly because of their lack of clearness and transparency which feels frustrating and even overwhelming at times. 
What often happens is that Connell and Marianne overthink almost everything, but don’t express their thoughts because they think they have the other person’s thoughts already figured out. But thinking is not the same as communicating. They get so caught up in their assumptions and thoughts that completely forget to do the simplest thing, which is - to ask.
Although they have a lot of misunderstandings the love they feel for each other is terrifyingly unmatched.
All throughout this novel it becomes clear that the two characters have a really unique and special spark, they and their relationship is complex, but between them exists a certain normalcy that cannot be understood by others. 
Connell and Marianne constantly try out things that make them feel weird or normal, but towards the conclusion of the novel it appears that they have accepted that their favourite version of normal is the version that exists within their relationship, when they’re with each other.
This story explores perfectly but in a very realistic way, the importance of growing up and finding love within ourselves and the people around us. 
Normal People shows us how societal expectations and insecurities can affect us and our relationships forever.

[rosarrie]

they're singing!

[hawberries]

demoiselle stays on my mind 💛

[owwllly]

if Geto and Laois met

[coldfeetonthekitchenfloor]

So for over a month and a half I’ve been told in my Creative writing MA class that my writing is too poetic and abstract to work in the form of a novel and that I need to simplify my meanings and sentences. I did as I was told and lost all interest in writing if I have to write in the same style that every other novelist does. Today I received this note from a classmate and didn’t realise how much I needed to hear it. Don’t change your art just because other people don’t get it. Don’t change your style to fit in with everyone else. It’s your story not theirs.

[elfspectations]

This post is 4 years old, but for anyone who needs to hear it I want to tack on the advice my Creative Writing professor told the class I was in: "Not everyone is going to get what you're trying to do. So a lot of the advice your classmates write on your papers might feel Wrong to you. If it feels Wrong and you don't think they understand your story, don't take their advice because they are not your audience."

Sounds like the initial advice for OP to tone down her natural voice was incorrect, but thankfully one of her classmates that was part of the audience wants to hear that voice.

[cherriielle]

grover underwood!!! my best friend!! 🫵💚💚💚