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is it rude to say that if you wont take the art someone else will? you're totally valid for your reason.

however while morals are great and all mine say 'oh you're the aggressor country? and this person wants nothing to do with you? cool. free art. thanks.'

sucks to be them i guess. but hey, free art yippeee.

I think you (and honestly, most ppl who didn't experience war, obv) don't really understand how trauma response works and the terrible cocktail of mixed emotions that come with things like this. Should I delete tracks of ru bands that have no lyrics and haven't been active in many years thus in no way contribute to the aggressor economy and I have lots of formative memories with? Probably not. It doesn't change the painful tingle I felt everytime they crossed my playlisy, though. The memories I made with them tangled in gruesome hindsight. Memories made in the streets of the home I cannot return to bc of the war. There's a mirriad of things like this, like shards of glass in my very fibers, cutting into me every time they cross my mind. The severed connection, broken friendships, families torn to shreds in so so many ways. It's not a voluntary response.

So, no, it's not "free art, lol"

isiida-glory-to-ukraine-smoliy

Whenever I think about the fan art I drew for russian creators, I feel emptinеss.

It disgusts me to look at my own old drawings, into which I poured so much effort and joy as a teenager.

I loved singing songs in that language with my sisters around the campfire to the sound of a guitar, but now they are all dark, dirty stains on those warm memories.

Every time, when i see and automatically read russian text ( yeah suprise this is my first language bc colonialism) my inner voice litteraly causes phantom pain to my brain.

Poems, letters, fanfiction, notes in the margins of my sketchbook, diary entries, scribbles in the margins—everything I wrote for myself over the years, everything poisoned by what they did. And continue to do.

I don’t give a fuck about the fate of Tanyusha from rostov, who feels so sorry about how things turned out

You’re sad and you feel guilty, Tanyusha; you want to stifle that feeling by offering me a piece of art, because "красата спасьот мір"?

Swallow it.

Your piece of shit won’t heal me.

Stay in rostov and don’t become part of my shattered, "safe" world—illuminated by the flashes of ballistic missiles.

"Free art, yappi"? Nah, its not.

P.S.

***

Tanya , rostov girly:

"pls dont ignore me, salty hohlushka, і didnt do anything 😢😢😢;"

ВОТ ІМЄННА

anoonimthepoorchad

Guys I love you all

anoonimthepoorchad

I turned out to be okay! My city and my neighborhood not so much though.

I don't feel okay mentally right now so I'll be brief: on the night between the 18th and the 19th of July there was a massive ballistic air raid on Kyiv, my city. I think a total of 50 ballistic missiles were launched towards my city and, as you may know, there are no ways to defend ourselves against them at the moment. There are Patriot air defense complexes, but we don't have any ammunition for them.

With ballistic missiles there's only 1-3 minutes from the moment they're launched to the moment they hit the target. Tonight's targets were shopping malls and civil apartment blocks. Including my very neighborhood and my very street.

We had no time to run to the shelter (an underground parking lot of the building next door) so we huddled in the hallway of our flat, away from the windows. The explosions were so so loud, I heard the glass in the windows shake from the explosion wave. For a second I thought the missiles hit our building directly or broke the windows.

I made my family run in our pajamas in the SHORT break of 2 minutes between the missile launches. That's how bad it was. I noticed my mom, my dog and my sibling getting ahead and thought to myself that if I died and they got to safety first, I would be happy. We all got to the shelter and could barely handle the shock.

I felt like I would never ever ever sleep or eat again, that I never wanted to do anything in my life ever again.

My street is a short one, around 20 buildings in total. A missile landed 300 meters away from our home and all apartment blocks except ours got their windows blown out. A newly reconstructed historical building burned down. Our building was okay only because other buildings took the shockwave on themselves.

My street, my home, the place I love so so much...

for Xishood

#art #artists on tumblr #original art

revenge for @elikinflower

#art #artists on tumblr #original art #artfight comedy #artfight 2026 #artfight

renmarrr

Attack for @dankoneversl33b ✨

heedzhee-art

Artfight attack for ~yummyseadas :3 close-ups under cut

#рендер помідорчиків це шось не з цього світу разйоб жоскі #дуже гарно!!

purplelilies

Blame the government! Ordinary people are not at fault!

Ordinary people are working at factories and making bombs. Ordinary people are going to the occupied cities to settle there. Ordinary people taking the abducted children for "re-education". Ordinary people doing all the soft power work and whitewash state's crimes. Ordinary people launching missiles. Ordinary people go to newly occupied territories for vacations. Ordinary people do nothing and say nothing about state's crimes even when they have a chance. Ordinary people teach their kids to be the same.

And ordinary people loudly play victims while sending you death threats and calling you slurs. Ordinary people are telling the people their government bombing that they deserve to be bombed. Even if they were claiming they hate their government just a moment ago.

Army consists of ordinary people who decided to go to kill people in another country for some cash.

And some of them even think they should be praised and rewarded for leaving Omelas.

more attacks/revenges from artfite

usernames in alt

#art #artists on tumblr #artfight comedy #artfight 2026 #artfight

butterfly pea tea btw

also sharing here under tags because now poopers have some propper descriptions and hope i wont hate them in a month

An art gifting game

#vita sempiterna #vita sempiterna: roots to the heaven

budyak

I have been in Kyiv for only two days so far, but I already feel like I should get heavily medicated because I can't get rid of that nasty feeling deep inside my chest. Every time you support a russian artist please think about the Ukrainians who are running to bomb shelters every night and the Ukrainian artists who are painting under the sound of explosions. I am so mad that we have to claw for the recognition and literally fight for our lives on a daily basis while russians get to live guilt and accountability free.

artfite fites

#art #artfight comedy #artfight #art figth 2026

wordswithoutaworld

The new package of sanctions against Russia is finally supposed to include a ban on entry for Russians who took part in the genocidal war against Ukraine. But several countries are already pushing back, arguing that it should only be a recommendation rather than a binding measure.

It's the fourth year of the full-scale invasion and the twelfth year of Russia's war against Ukraine as a whole. Thousands of statements saying – "We are deeply concerned". Thousands more saying – "We must stand united".

And yet, when it comes to allowing Russian soldiers into Europe, the deciding factor is the money they bring as tourists. Some countries are literally worried about losing tourism revenue, regardless of where that money comes from.

People were outraged when the Olympic Committee argued that sport should be a "second chance" for people, regardless of what they had done during the war.

But Europe is effectively doing the same thing through tourism.

So in Europe, it's entirely possible for a Ukrainian refugee — a mother with her child, for example — to run into the very person who killed her relatives, committed sexual violence against civilians, took part in torture, or committed other war crimes, simply because he came there for a vacation.

Just fucking imagine that.

kamogryadeshi

‼️In Vyshneve, Kyiv region, as a result of a Russian massive combined attack, 6 people were killed, 26 people were injured, among them a 9-month-old child and a 12-year-old boy.

Five streets were destroyed, over 100 private houses were damaged.

500+ people have already been evacuated from the danger zone in the city.

kamogryadeshi

‼️The number of people killed in the massive Russian attack on the Kyiv region has increased to eight people, with 48 more injured, the head of the Regional Military Administration Kalashnyk said.

20 wounded have been hospitalized, three in serious condition. The majority of casualties are in Bucha district, with injuries also reported in Boryspil, Brovary and Fastiv districts.