So Ya Like Bones?

Conor | She/her | ♌ | 27 | INFP

[bloodybellycomb]

This is literally this entire website in a nutshell

[depsidase]

[zzipa]

some practice. i drew each frame in sai then exported them to photoshop in hopes that it would all flow together and it sorta does

[peach-el]

TMNT x Brawlhalla

[goofbell]

superrrrrrrrrrrr

[bluestation]

RUNNING THROUGH MY MIND

[cranity]

The crews attempt to get Franky to wear pants around the ship backfires quickly

[marashi96op]

for ya phone.

[02decay]

tombstone in the fog

[plasmalogical]

[prettiestboytoy2]

Irene Sanders from Desert Rose

[theelvishfiddler]

thinking about the red ones

[legallybrunette1997-deactivated]

the monstrous-feminine (x)

[androdragynous]

this is advice I've given friends directly before and I've probably also posted it but I really like giving it so here it is potentially again: do not create something for an imaginary bad faith reader.

there will always be someone who finds fault in your work. there will be people who read the messages on it wrong. there will be people who will take every compelling aspect about your work off of it so they can put in their own.

you cannot make art for these people.

you will never write a story that is free from criticism. you will never draw a piece that everyone finds appealing. you will never compose a song that everyone enjoys hearing. you cannot, fundamentally, set out to create something and only think of how you can avoid someone not liking it.

because, and this is key, there will be someone who sees every angle of your story and feels its intent in their heart and gushes to their friends about it. you will draw someone's favorite art and they will make it their phone wallpaper because they want to see it every day. someone will fall in love with your song and loop it on their way to work because it gets them through the day. and THOSE are the people your work is for. THOSE are the people you have to care about, because they love what you make for what it is - because it's itself.

if you set out to create something and file off every sharp edge, prune every thorn, you will be left with something fragile and weak, and it will be fragile and weak for the sake of someone who does not exist but that you were scared of anyway.

sharing art is complex and tangled and powerful, and anything you care enough to create deserves to flourish as itself. get sillay.

[little-klng]

i think kids online should really get back to making internetsonas instead of whatever fuckshit this is with putting their entire real faces, names, ages, and such everywhere. you're not gonna realize how nice internet privacy is until you dont have it anymore and no chance at getting it back. make up a guy and a name and just be that online. make up conflicting details about your completely made up backstory. make a fursona or something

[keysandcrosses]

dofuwani uwu

[wizardofmoss-art]

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