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25 year old bi trans guy. Under 18 don't follow. art sideblog.

[zegalba]

Hadi Rahnaward: 'Fragile Balance' (2023) rug sculpture created with matches

[bratprincedyke]

Myself and my hot butch lesbian Fiancée Gideon at Portals, DIY time travelling dyke night in London

Taken by photographer Jody Evans

[leatherlesbianstuff-deactivated]

"DYKE BAR STREET VIEW" by Montreal-based artist Mel Perrault

Limited edition signed and numbered print - series of 15 14 x 38 inches Archival ink jet print on German Etching paper

[thevaultoftheatomicspaceage]

André Courrèges 1968 Collection in Vogue Paris.

[reverendsrevenge]

i’m gonna start talking abt simon and garfunkel like people talk abt kpop idols

[pechebeche]

hey. it was always shitty and damaging. to repost art without artists' permission. but now that midjourney is known to be scraping tumblr. if you repost something from artists without permission. i am literally coming into your house and committing violence upon all of your personal belongings

[pechebeche]

this is ok to reblog btw. tell everyone you know to cut this shit out. it's not forgivable due to ignorance anymore. hit their keyboard with a baseball bat

[heartnosekid]

hard matrix opal cabochon | source

[bisexualsnufkin]

Won't be posting here much more

I don't really do a lot of original posts here,but I have enjoyed sharing around others art. With the changes coming to Tumblr, I don't feel good about feeding into AI data scrapers. I especially don't feel good about posting any of my own art on this or my main blog, nor necessarily continuing to share work from smaller artists. Nothing about the structure, the slow roll of opting out and all the fine print associated with how little you're actually able to opt out, is encouraging. I'll still be slinging stupid memes on my main blog from time to time and probably posting some properly credited older (in the centuries sense) art here on occasion. I know anti scraping tools exist, but I don't feel confident in their wide spread.

[k00278300]

Images of the Paintings done in studio this week.

[dailyflicks]

THE GREEN KNIGHT (2021)  dir. David Lowery

[k00293084]

Vivienne Westwood

I really like her use of tartan patterns, something I drew inspiration from with my design, and the way she layers and drapes her fabrics.

She uses contrasting patterns in one design, which creates a fun, slightly chaotic vibe.

I love the playfulness of her work, how crazy it can be.

[nohomodotcom]

Daniel Montoya as Mystique

[makrustic]

Moments in time, preserved through sentiments Twitter | Ko-Fi | Patreon

[brarchives]

rio de janeiro, brasil: carnival 1989 by b. martinez

[geyashvecova]

Design graphics Geya Shvecova (Crystal Hypnosis) Archive_220621

[ithilien-bjd]

I saw that dollcon dallas had a cloud room photobox, and i got really jealous and inspired simultaneously. So. Here we are...

[queenofsquids]

ahhh so cool!

[theboozehound-blog]

I love James Baldwin simply because he validates my existence. He already (and more eloquently) thought, said and wrote everything I want to—but with those things having already been thought, written and said, it’s up to those who’ve come after him to work to affect change.

[ritterssport]

“A black gay person who is a sexual conundrum to society is already, long before the question of sexuality comes into it, menaced and marked because he’s black or she’s black. The sexual question comes after the question of color; it’s simply one more aspect of the danger in which all black people live. I think white gay people feel cheated because they were born, in principle, into a society in which they were supposed to be safe. The anomaly of their sexuality puts them in danger, unexpectedly. Their reaction seems to me in direct proportion to the sense of feeling cheated of the advantages which acrue to white people in a white society. There’s an element, it has always seemed to me, of bewilderment and complaint. Now that may sound very harsh, but the gay world as such is no more prepared to accept black people than anywhere else in society.”

—James Baldwin