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they/he/xe; art and media blog 🇵🇸🍉

[funkylittlelesbo]

INTRO:

☆ Surya/Rya

☆ 17

☆ neutral/masc/neo/xeno pronouns. Mainly they/xe/he

☆ Art. Poetry. Short stories. Occasional screenwriting. Occasional longform. Writing posted elsewhere, art posted here when I feel like it.

☆ I am actively looking for ways to get my work out so if you want to reach out, please do.

This is a pro-palestinian, antifa, anticapitalist, and anti-racist blog.

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➥#gwourtneyweek2025 day 3: first time / canon divergence

first canon interaction!

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girl from ch7

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mindyyyyyyy

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art-i-ficial 👽🎸

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get ready for a karkalicious 2009

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Starstruck or wtv

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Buzzing

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Shapes and colours :3

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Dr Frank n Furter

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Frankenstein's Monster!!!!

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Vampire!!!!!!

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'the awe-inspiring expanse of the alien head was actually just a mechanical helmet, kept on the actor's head by a chin strap,' xenomorph costume pictured in the collector's edition of alien magazine, costume designed by h.r. giger, 1979.

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Debbie Harry and Joan Jett at the Whisky a Go Go in West Hollywood, California, 01/01/1977

📷 From Donna Santisi's Book - Ask The Angels - 1978

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Every single empire in its official discourse has said that it is not like all the others, that its circumstances are special, that it has a mission to enlighten, civilize, bring order and democracy, and that it uses force only as a last resort. And, sadder still, there always is a chorus of willing intellectuals to say calming words about benign or altruistic empires, as if one shouldn't trust the evidence of one's eyes watching the destruction and the misery and death brought by the latest civilizing mission.

Edward Said, Orientalism

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guys i have to get this out or im gonna explode. in my life drawing class we are making our own series and mine is about lobster people, and the whole point of my project is to turn my class into furries--and its working. people relate to my lobsters...someone said they feel like their emotional reality was portrayed truthfully through these lobsters, these kind of ridiculous and funny but so painfully out of place and grotesque figures that you cant help but see yourself in if youve ever experienced being the "weird one". they dont know my secret plan but i am winning.

^this was my piece from last critique and it was received really well. people were like, "hey, thats how i feel."

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here's the first piece, inspired by that cathartic scene in I Saw the TV Glow (if you're trans or a furry, or unsure about either of those, you must watch it).

if you saw what was inside of you, in your perception a ridiculous and unexplainable and forbidden version of yourself--would you allow it to breathe? would you take it seriously?

lobsters live for a ridiculously long time in the wild (average 45-50 years). they molt their exoskeletons several times throughout their lives and the process is extremely physically demanding, in fact, it is the most common way for a lobster to die. imagine physically trying to turn yourself inside out and exposing your fleshy, soft and vulnerable insides at the bottom of the ocean. a lot of times they lose their claws during this process, abandoning the part of their body meant to protect them, obeying the natural mechanisms to allow a rebirth and transformation.

people don't take furry art seriously. it's cringe, it's bad, it's unserious. it exists to be mocked & laughed at. with my pieces i am forcing them to take it seriously. i don't leave room for these lobsters to be perceived as a joke. lobsters are a fundamentally un-furry animal, they are insect-like and aren't cute or cool, and that is precisely why i chose them--i wanted to approach them as an outsider, and understand how it is that i've come to grow so attached to an animal that, before this project, i at best thought of as, well, a joke.

being misunderstood is such a deep fear i have. my identity as a furry artist is so commonly treated as an unfortunate choice i made, something that hides my artistic knowledge. a misplaced joke spoken out of turn in a conversation, i'm the kid at the adult table of "real artists." but if i can grab those people, and make them see it as valuable, see that they're allowed to enjoy this and view themselves as something "uncool", something not normal, something closer to what is really inside of them- that's all i want. furry artists are doing something so big and impossibly beautiful that i can't let it go unseen.