Living on a Rainbow 🌈

Studying to make rainbows 🌈 🌦 #BPD

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in 2026 DO NOT ask yourself whether your art is GOOD

instead ask:

is it SINCERE

was it CATHARTIC

was it FUN TO MAKE

is it MADE BY ME

and don't forget to stay silly

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Hero - Cover

This is my rendition of 'Hero' by Enrique Iglesias. I never felt especially compelled to cover this particular song but my friend Jase (he's

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This. Is. Impossible! Could someone please help me out here 🙏😭

Update: I DID IT!! Woohoo 🥳 with the help of a friend ❤️

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"Lash Out" Canvas Print for Sale by Andromeda2024

A bold, minimalist illustration featuring a striking eye with long, dramatic lashes that cleverly spell out the words “Lash Out.” This playf

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What I’ve Seen - The Lovelace Gallery

Everything the human eye has seen has shaped our perception of reality for better or worse. Even if it is something that we knew could happen can still change our lives forever. - What I’ve Seen

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"Threads of Life" (2026) by artist Chiharu Shiota | Ph: Sunhi Mang

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Help me out here. The character of Nate Jacobs is quite unambiguously an a$$hole of biblical proportions - this is something acknowledged by the other characters, the writers and by Jacob Elordi himself. He stated in no uncertain terms that Nate was an "emotional terrorist", a "narcissist" and a "sociopath". So why do so many people (mostly men) defend him??? The other day I came upon a clip of him yelling at Maddie for how she was dressed and he told her to dress like a human being as opposed to a hooker because "my parents already don’t like you". I knew ahead of time that there would be guys defending him but even still it was disheartening to see. When I pointed out how disturbing I thought this was, these are some of the comments that I received (I’m still getting more and more angry and hateful insults) 👇

This isn’t even a case of women romanticising a character that they shouldn’t (which is quite common). It’s men actually identifying with this character! 🤦🏼‍♀️

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Who’s this guy??? 😂🙌

I'm loving the Sky celebrations! Happy birthday Sky people 🥳 🎂 but this was kinda random though (in a good way) 😅

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To Be American - The Lovelace Gallery

I first created this for the July 4th festivities but it became more to me than that. America might not be my favourite country in the world right now but it's still my late dad's home country and so for that I choose to celebrate all the good things that came from the United States of America 🥳 anyway I enj - To Be American

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A Life So Changed…

For years I’ve been haunted by the movie Titanic (like lots of people!), especially the character of Rose DeWitt Bukater and her journey. I’ve often had dreams about her life after the sinking and for some reason those dreams usually included a flower shop 💐 this is set during the 1920s when she kinda stopped acting but before she met her husband. I haven’t really captured Kate Winslet's likeness very much but I’m not too concerned about that. I’m just happy to share my dreams with you all 😘

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Break time

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This is one of those drawings that I start with only a very vague idea of what I want to do and once I start drawing it takes on a life of its own! I'm really happy with how it turned out. I was inspired to draw this when I saw a clip from a lost silent film starring Theda Bara as Cleopatra (it was the dress specifically)

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Polaroids by Andy Warhol

Candy Darling (1971)

Yves Saint Laurent (1972)

David Hockney (1973)

Russell Means (1976)

Carolina Herrera (1978)

Ric Ocasek (1980)

William S. Burroughs (1980)

Carly Simon (1980)

Tracee Ellis Ross (1981)

Jean-Michel Basquiat (1984)

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Movie Recommendation: 𝓣𝓱𝓮 𝓤𝓰𝓵𝔂 𝓢𝓽𝓮𝓹𝓼𝓲𝓼𝓽𝓮𝓻

Watched this movie recently called 'The Ugly Stepsister' and it’s retelling of the Cinderella story (from the ugly stepsister’s perspective obviously). It’s a black comedy but it also works well as a strong feminist piece. It’s not for everyone! I will say that but it’s message about how dangerous the convention of "perfect physical beauty" can be to women who both do and don’t fall into that category - the Cinderella character Agnes is put through all sorts of grief because she is beautiful and her stepsister Elvira is put through all kinds of medieval torture to become "beautiful"💔 Personally I found the whole thing to be very moving, but that’s just me 🤷🏼‍♀️

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Character Appreciation post: 𝓜𝓪𝔁𝓲𝓷𝓮 𝓜𝓲𝓷𝔁 (Miller)

What can I say (besides the fact that I’m obsessed with Mia Goth)? I just love Maxine! To me she’s the ultimate feminist fantasy. No matter how much trauma she’s put through she doesn’t just survive, she strives. She knows what she wants in life and she doesn’t let anyone get in her way! Is she flawless? Of course not but it’s hard not to admire her ✨ I will not accept a life I do not deserve - should be everyone’s mantra 🙅🏼‍♀️

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"Happy Pride Month" Tote Bag for Sale by Andromeda2024

Happy pride month to all! It is one of my favorite times of the year because it is first and foremost about love and being who you are. Whet