How does one Serve Cunt in a Metalcore Way?

* M. 28. They/Them * Aroace, Metalcore idiot, professional ex-catholic. Artist over on @holts-knees. Squares Beware.

[passionpeachy]

a message for workaholics + people who call sunfish “useless” animals

[teomodo]

art books on the internet archive for you

morpho books

figure drawing for all it's worth (+ creative illustration)

framed ink

will eisner comics and sequential art

will eisner graphic storytelling and visual narrative

understanding comics (+ making comics)

folder of various animation production art

burne hogarth drawing dynamic hands

perspective for comic book artists

michael mattesi force drawing

the animator's survival kit

color and light james gurney

be free

[bedupolker]

I've recommended this one before, but for all the non-human vertebrate likers out there... the art of animal drawing

[swiss-army-fangirl]

“man it sucks that that song [“hellfire” from ‘the hunchback of notre dame’] is so good, it’s like falling in reverse but disney—”

- my spouse, from across the apartment

[batsinurbelfrey]

I said this in a completely separate room but still heard the screech and laugh in response perfectly clear LOL

[saviorified]

Hockey is such a beautiful sport. too bad about literally everything else about it

[tomhoppusdelonge]

“you can’t hate ICE agents for wanting a fat paycheck” ah yes. people who are willing to disregard all morals for cash. congratulations you played right into their hands you uneducated piece of shit

[tomhoppusdelonge]

you couldn’t pay me an amount even feasible to do this evil shit. you are lower than dirt

[korrasera]

This. You can and should judge people for working for ICE, they're people who willingly signed up for an American secret police force that's violating the rights of people constantly in order to act as enforcers of a fascist government.

[msaprildaniels]

Basically everyone is not an ICE agent. Like, virtually all of us, the entire population, are not ICE agents. No matter how steep our bills are, very nearly every single American is not an ICE agent.

We can, and should, judge them forever. It should be the sort of thing their grandkids are ashamed to discover. The sort of thing that hamstrings a career forever. "What were you doing in 2025-26? Oh, you were with ICE? Thank you for your time, get out right now."

They should all be judged and shunned for the rest of their lives.

[batsinurbelfrey]

TW pet loss post

A week ago we said goodbye to baby Dai, and i think it's the hardest thing I've ever had to do.

My wife said in all our time together she's never seen me cry as hard as I did, and hopes to never again. All week I've been wanting to find the words to memorialize her. But every time I've tried I've come up blank, Not because there's nothing to say but because there just don't seem to be words that exist in the English language to encapsulate the enormity of what Dai was to me, and my grief in losing her.

I took Dai in when I was twenty, and cared for her through thick and thin the last 10+ years, exactly a third of my life, and basically all of my years as a true individual. I built my entire life around her presence, every choice big or small made with her in mind, and in return her love found me everywhere I went.

Life now feels like a black hole has opened up beside me and its consuming everything I know. My alarm goes off and I shoot up to administer morning meds, but there's no one to treat, I get up and get dressed to walk a dog that is not sleeping beside me. When i amble around the apartment half awake I confuse pillows on the floor for her sleeping body and break my own heart over and over, When I make breakfast I turn to set down a bowl of food for no one, When the floor creaks or my neighbor jingles their keys outside my door I look to see her and find empty space, When I get off the couch I still check the floor under the coffee table to make sure I don't kick a ghost, When I eat dinner and food falls to the floor I still instinctively rush to grab it in a panic, even though no one is racing me for it. When it rains I cringe knowing wet fur and shivers are inbound, even though I just end up staying in now. Hundreds of things like this happen every second of each day, because our lives weren't just tied, they were one.

I know we made the "right" choice, that the cancer none of us knew was in her lungs was suffocating her painfully, and she needed peace. But every day I wish I could just go back and have even one more day, just a little more time...a proper goodbye.

She was and remains my best friend. My kindest companion. And many times in my life, my savior. She always knew how to comfort, how to heal. If she even heard the softest sniffle she came trotting, for warm snuggles and silly tricks that would laugh you out of crying. She had many issues of her own [medical] but we always had eachother's backs, I'd help her heal her body and she'd help me heal my heart. Even now as it lays shattered somewhere deep in my chest, its stronger for having known her, and being loved by her for ten wonderful years.

Life will never be the same without her, nor will I. but I am forever grateful for the decade I got to be her mom, and feel her love, and I will spend the rest of my own life working to hopefully be worth all that she gave me. Doing my best to carry forward the kindness and light she spread everywhere her happy little helicopter tail spun. 🐾🌈🤍

[batsinurbelfrey]

Donate to Support for Dai's End-of-Life Costs, organized by Marisa Ross

Earlier this week we returned home to find our dog Dai having difficulty breathing. Th… Marisa Ross needs your support for Support for Dai's

We had to let our baby go very suddenly this week, If anyone feels moved to donate or share to help us bring her home, it would be greatly appreciated Full campaign story below the cut

Earlier this week we returned home to find our dog Dai having difficulty breathing. Thinking that it was a pre-existing issue with her trachea, we took her to the overnight ER vet for some supportive oxygen and medication. However, after arriving there we were informed that they were hearing substantial amounts of fluid in her lungs; In investigating that, we discovered that in the few short weeks since she was last seen by her oncologist, with no outward symptoms along the way, the brain tumor we had been treating her for had metastasized and aggressively spread to her lungs, to the point that imaging showed almost half of her right lung was completely occupied by a cancerous mass.

She was evaluated as an unviable candidate for surgery, as her lungs were too weak to be operated on, or to attempt puncturing for fluid aspiration. In addition to that diagnosis, we were informed that they were unable to stabilize her breathing in supportive oxygen, meaning her two choices from that point were to either slowly suffocate under the weight of her tumors and fluid through the night, or to be given a peaceful rest with our help. As much as it broke us to make the choice to let her go, we couldn't let her suffer. So, in the early hours of the morning we made the call to let Dai go comfortably in the arms of family.

On top of the emotional toll this came with, we incurred an overwhelming amount of bills and financial draws. Our savings had been already wiped clean from her cancer treatment prior to this point; we took on the emergency vet costs, euthanasia, and cremation without a concrete plan on how those would be paid, as our priority was, and will always be, the health of our family above all else. In addition to these incurred costs, Victoria had to take unpaid leave from work to be present for Dai’s passing and assist with her further arrangements, as Victoria’s employer does not count pets as family members and she did not qualify for emergency work excusal or bereavement.

In the past week our family has felt the world fall out from under us, and we continue to feel buried by the enormity of both our grief and also all of the moving parts, payments, and paperwork we need to manage to bring our baby home and wrap up her previous ongoing medical affairs.

Any donations to help us in this time of need are greatly appreciated, but in no means obligatory. We appreciate any kindness shared, either via donations or messages of condolences and sentiments should you feel moved to send either.

Dai brought light and smiles everywhere she went, both to those who knew her and to strangers alike, and we hope we can soon shift our focus away from treading water and towards all the ways we can carry even a fraction of that light forward in her honor.

[batsinurbelfrey]

Donate to Support for Dai's End-of-Life Costs, organized by Marisa Ross

Earlier this week we returned home to find our dog Dai having difficulty breathing. Th… Marisa Ross needs your support for Support for Dai's

We had to let our baby go very suddenly this week, If anyone feels moved to donate or share to help us bring her home, it would be greatly appreciated Full campaign story below the cut

Earlier this week we returned home to find our dog Dai having difficulty breathing. Thinking that it was a pre-existing issue with her trachea, we took her to the overnight ER vet for some supportive oxygen and medication. However, after arriving there we were informed that they were hearing substantial amounts of fluid in her lungs; In investigating that, we discovered that in the few short weeks since she was last seen by her oncologist, with no outward symptoms along the way, the brain tumor we had been treating her for had metastasized and aggressively spread to her lungs, to the point that imaging showed almost half of her right lung was completely occupied by a cancerous mass.

She was evaluated as an unviable candidate for surgery, as her lungs were too weak to be operated on, or to attempt puncturing for fluid aspiration. In addition to that diagnosis, we were informed that they were unable to stabilize her breathing in supportive oxygen, meaning her two choices from that point were to either slowly suffocate under the weight of her tumors and fluid through the night, or to be given a peaceful rest with our help. As much as it broke us to make the choice to let her go, we couldn't let her suffer. So, in the early hours of the morning we made the call to let Dai go comfortably in the arms of family.

On top of the emotional toll this came with, we incurred an overwhelming amount of bills and financial draws. Our savings had been already wiped clean from her cancer treatment prior to this point; we took on the emergency vet costs, euthanasia, and cremation without a concrete plan on how those would be paid, as our priority was, and will always be, the health of our family above all else. In addition to these incurred costs, Victoria had to take unpaid leave from work to be present for Dai’s passing and assist with her further arrangements, as Victoria’s employer does not count pets as family members and she did not qualify for emergency work excusal or bereavement.

In the past week our family has felt the world fall out from under us, and we continue to feel buried by the enormity of both our grief and also all of the moving parts, payments, and paperwork we need to manage to bring our baby home and wrap up her previous ongoing medical affairs.

Any donations to help us in this time of need are greatly appreciated, but in no means obligatory. We appreciate any kindness shared, either via donations or messages of condolences and sentiments should you feel moved to send either.

Dai brought light and smiles everywhere she went, both to those who knew her and to strangers alike, and we hope we can soon shift our focus away from treading water and towards all the ways we can carry even a fraction of that light forward in her honor.

[depsidase]

[guerrillatech]

[mazzysky]

i could really use a fish right now fish right now fish right now

[dailycatsblog]

[zedogica]

ok. i survived 25 years outside the international space station. who gives a shit

[biglawbear]

Technically most moss is outside the international space station

[davvvd]

[trainingdummyrabbit]

please do me a favor and look up "dovekie" on your nearest image searching tool at your earliest convenience. for me. thankyou.

[ottisbuns]

Waddashape............

[trainingdummyrabbit]

Very Important

[bunjywunjy]

their wingss. are so littl

[woosh-floosh-art]

Situation that happened in class this semester that was so funny I immediately sketched it out in my notes

[segamascott]

[t4t4t]

[d-7th]

The fundraiser to help Adriana's family.