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Portfolio: Illustrations (14) Portraits (6) Character design (9) Botanical Art (1) Tattoos (26) Alessandra Carrano (fioreinverso), 1992, Italy I make and sell original art on many online shops. I’m used to work on dark themes and nerdy things inspired by the books and films I love. I work digitally and traditionally according to my inspiration. For any job inquiry, send an email to: [email protected] Support me by leaving a little donation here: Donations

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Bilbo Baggins Fan Art by fioreinverso ➢ instagram ➢ redbubble ➢  facebook

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*contact for tattoo permission*   Legendary creatures Set ➢ instagram ➢ redbubble ➢  facebook

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*contact for tattoo permission*   Objects Tattoo Set ➢ instagram ➢ redbubble ➢  facebook

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*contact for tattoo permission*   Games Tattoo Set ➢ instagram ➢ redbubble ➢  facebook

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*contact for tattoo permission*   Tv-series Tattoo Set ➢ instagram ➢ redbubble ➢  facebook

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*contact for tattoo permission*   Travel Tattoo Set ➢ instagram ➢ redbubble

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*contact for tattoo permission*   Food Tattoo Set ➢ instagram ➢ redbubble

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*contact for tattoo permission*   Plants Tattoo Set ➢ instagram ➢ redbubble

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LGBT Tattoo Set ➢ instagram ➢ redbubble

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Halloween Tattoo Set ➢ instagram ➢ redbubble

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armine.

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emma+elliot love will win over anything

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Private commission for a booklet cover.

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instagram George Floyd series, by Alessandra Carrano The breaking of a man

1.  George Perry Floyd Jr. was born on October 14, 1973. He grew up in Houston, Texas. He was a hip hop artist and a mentor in his religious community. George was called "Big Floyd", being over six foot tall in middle school. Friends and family called him Perry and characterized him as a "gentle giant". He loved football and baskeball and saw sports as a way to improve his life when in high school. After being convicted for robbery, he moved to the Minneapolis area and worked two jobs as a truck driver and a security guard. A customer says he had a gentle spirit. He loved his customers and would be mad if you didn't stop to greet him. He lost his security job due to the covid-19 pandemic. George Foyd was father to a six-year-old girl, named Gianna. Her mother says he was a good father. In a recent video on social media he spoke out against gun violence.

2.  George Floyd died on May 25, 2020 in Minneapolis. On the evening of May 25, Floyd purchased cigarettes at Cup Foods, a grocery store where he used to go regularly. Mike Abumayyaleh, the store owner, said George was a pleasant customer who never caused any trouble. When George got back in his car, two Cup Foods employees followed him. They believed he had paid with a counterfeit $20 bill and wanted the cigarettes back. An employee said that George appeared "drunk" and refused to give them back, so he called 911. 911 decided to sent police to the scene. At 8:08 pm two police officers arrived, Thomas K. Lane e J. Alexander Kueng. They approached George Floyd's car, where two other people were sitting. Lane drew his gun and asked George to come out the vehicle. Following a brief struggle, Lane pulled Floyd from the car and handcuffed him. George attempted to resist arrest and kneeled over several times. According to prosecutors, Floyd told the officers that he was claustrophobic and that he was struggling to breathe. Then two more officers arrived, Derek Michael Chauvin and Tou Thao. The report says Chauvin and other officers were involved in an attempt to put Floyd in the police car. After that, Chauvin pulled him away from the passenger side, causing him to fall to the ground. That's when multiple witnesses started to film: Chauvin placed his left knee on George Floyd's neck to stop him to the ground. George screamed "I can't breathe" repeatedly, while an emotionless Derek Michael Chauvin kept his knee on George Perry Floyd's neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds. A terrified George Floyd started pleading for his mother. He lost consciousness about 6 minutes into that period and this was when people around the scene urged the police to stop and check his pulse. Officer Kueng did just that, checking Mr Floyd's wrist, and said he couldn't find one. Yet Derek Michael Chauvin did not move his knee. At 20:27, Mr Chauvin got up and George Floyd was taken, motionless, to the Hennepin County Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead. Everything was filmed by local security cameras and several eye-witnesses' mobile phones.

3.  The death of George Floyd triggered the eruption of many mass protests across the US and the world. These demonstrations played an important role in prompting actual change and proposals for both near and long-term future. People united against violence helped promoting ideas like the dismantlement of police forces, the shift of fundings from police departments to social services, minority communities, and education, the approval of bills to restrict the use of chokeholds, neck restraints and ban "warrior"-style officer trainings, the elimination of unannounced police raids and the easing of prosecuting police members for misconduct. Also the protests have sparked wide-ranging conversations about the responsibility industries and organizations — including the media — have to address institutional racism. What the world is experiencing is that protesting works, it brings actual change and people shouldn't let it die. Thanks to the BLM action, the charge against Derek Michael Chauvin was upgraded to second-degree murder. To Thao, Thomas Lane and J. Alexander Kueng, also involved, were charged with aiding and abetting second-degree murder. However, Breonna Taylor’s family is still seeking the arrest of the three police officers who killed her, like many other people victim of police brutality.

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The Story of a Seagull and the Cat Who Taught Her to Fly instagram