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rakka sketch

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Lobby of the Renaissance Center, Detroit, Michigan Architect: John C. Portman Jr. (1924–2017)

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just in time 🎂

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Dots!

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Mao Asada: Chandelier » 2024 Friends on Ice

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palau guell // barcelona, spain // november 2023 // ©

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House for H. Taylor at Westport, Connecticut 1967. Arch. Johm M. Johansen.

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redraw of Edmund Leighton's "God Speed"

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back to my bread and butter (colouring pencils)

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Fragments of You

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hello, i've been going through your #no more war tag and it's great. do you have any anti-war book recs, whether fiction or non-fiction?

hmmmm this one is tough. off the top of my head:

nonfiction

the works of wilfred owen & siegfried sassoon

war primer by bertolt brecht

coercion, capital & european state by charles tilly (if you want a shorter version of this thesis, read: war making & state making as organized crime also by charles tilly)

the liberal defence of murder by richard seymour

kill chain by andrew cockburn

nothing ever dies: vietnam & the memory of war by viet thanh nguyen

the shadow world: inside the global arms trade by andrew feinstein

savage ecology: war & geopolitics at the end of the world by jairus victor grove

fiction

eyeless in gaza by aldous huxley (this was my introduction in college to what principled, personal pacifism might look like)

mother courage & her children by bertolt brecht

catch 22 by joseph heller

zone rouge by michael jerome plunkett

on the beach by nevil shute

ice by anna kavan (this is a sliiiight stretch, but i liked the way this novel framed the intimate intertwining of patriarchy & its violence, war and ecological collapse)

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Ryazan, Russia. (2017)

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M-madoka...

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A redesigned Edelgard!