Meringise

Come, let us have some tea and continue to talk about happy things

[gisellepickens]

A comission for @supercerealoso!!! He likes to eat scared ice-cream.... XD

[gisellepickens]

A sketch for the Roller Derby team I'm in.

[gisellepickens]

Another comission...... Doooone

[sarahseeandersen]

Hey! 2019 calendars are here! I worked super hard on the illustrations and I think you will really like them. Both the wall calendar and planner have stickers this year. WALL CALENDAR PLANNER DAY TO DAY (NEW) 

[gisellepickens]

I couldnt help ordering the planneeeeeeeer!!!!!!!!

[gisellepickens]

Love skeeeetch

[gisellepickens]

This one is an oldie but I loveeed iiit

[gisellepickens]

Long time without uploading!! This is a personalized drawing a friend requested, her daughter loves Mononoke Hime, so.....

[gisellepickens]

[gisellepickens]

I drew my brothers 'cause it's gonna be our birthday soon... So I'm giving them a personalized cup with these images!!!... It's hard to believe they're brothers....

[notsweetbutreichel-deactivated2]

I couldn’t stop thinking about pega-knight Michalis during my trip…

[gisellepickens]

Aweeesooooomeeeeee

[firelxrdazula]

three types of people

[notsweetbutreichel-deactivated2]

Help Mexico

As you may or may not know, recently there were two huge eartquakes on my country, one on September 7 (intensity 8.4) affecting mostly the states of Oaxaca and Chiapas, and the other one on September 19 (intensity 7.1) but affecting Mexico City and other states in the center of the country.

Us who live houndreds of miles away just gape at the non-stop transmissions from the disaster areas watching people work day and night with  the hope of rescuing others from under the collapesed buildings —apartment buildings, office buildings, schools. Many people were left homeless, people who already belonged to the poorest section of the population,

My friend told me it feels so surreal, as if we were watching an old documentary. I didn’t know how to cheer her up, so I decided to create this post to raise awareness and also in the hope that it reaches those who wish and are able to help. 

Here is a list of sites for donation, for those outside of Mexico:

Solidaridad por Oaxaca GoFundMe By Rafa Rodriguez, the FIOB LA & the Organización Regional de Oaxaca (ORO)

Instituto de Artes Gráficas de Oaxaca Paypal

Anthropologist Denise Lechner

Mexican Red Cross Online donations

An Amazon Wish List that delivers to the Mexican Red Cross. You can pick where to send your donation.

Global Giving

Fondo Unido México: here to donate directly and here; and here an illustrative map of recent natural disasters

Direct Relief. This one also gives you the option to direct your donation to where it’s needed the most or an specific cause.

Any tiny bit helps!!!

Please share.

[theartofanimation]

Chiara Bautista  -  https://thereachiarabautista.deviantart.com  -  https://www.instagram.com/chiarabautistaart  -  https://www.facebook.com/chiarabautistaartwork

[gif87a-com]

Show me your war face!

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Bla Bla Bla [x]

[i-am-dallas-deactivated20190109]

He wants to talk with the family so much

[inspecthor]

This is how people sound to dogs/cats when they imitate them

[notsweetbutreichel-deactivated2]

I loved when the counselor said, “Starco is completely platonic!” Haha. Fool.

[gisellepickens]

OMG I LOVE IT!!!

[notsweetbutreichel-deactivated2]

Hey, Mickey, you’re so fine 🎵