You are not doing enough to make your dreams come!

💮a portion of the promises of Joey Drew💮

[zingio-deactivated20220522]

Help him

[niramihasters]

[dottea-time]

Just some father-son bonding!

Please do NOT repost!

[bloodofelves]

Happy Anniversary to Undertale!  (September 15, 2015)

[lil-artist-blog-fandoms-ocs]

Hello

Goodbye

[fishymom-art]

Can you draw datura and anemone in 18 please

Dancing

i already drew them dancing cute a lot, time to draw it “Catra and Adore on Princesses’ Ball” style

[fishymom-art]

12 for bendy and susie??? (Idk think it's cute)

Watching a scary movie

It 2 is great, but the ending kinda sucks?

[kendallroy-deactivated20210425]

this tweet is such a perfect encapsulation of what the brain trust on twitter considers activism at this point, i swear to god

she was a child

she was a child trapped in a legendarily abusive studio contract where she was being pumped full of drugs and sexually abused by producers

what is the point? “think about this the next time you watch the wizard of oz”? and do what? this tweet is so pointless

not for nothing but she was also a lifelong advocate of the civil rights movement and held a whole press conference to denounce white supremacist terrorism after the 16th street baptist church bombing

there are politicians who did blackface in office right now

judy garland has been dead for 50 slutty, slutty years

[thehours2002]

If you want to use this information to actually learn about minstrelsy I would recommend the chapter “Past Imperfect: Performance, Power, and Politics on the Minstrel Stage” from Digging the Africanist Presence in American Performance: Dance and Other Contexts by Brenda Dixon Gottschild. Gottschild covers the Africanist dance influence in minstrelsy, the re-appropriation of and resistance in minstrelsy by Black performers, the legacy of minstrelsy, and much more.

In a similar vein I would also recommend the Marlon Riggs documentaries Ethnic Notions, which covers anti-Black stereotypes in popular culture from the antebellum period through the Civil Rights movement, and Color Adjustment, which covers the representation of African Americans on television from its advent through the 1990s.

You’re not going to raise your consciousness by watching The Wizard of Oz and feeling bad that Judy Garland did blackface (in not just Everybody Sing, but also Babes in Arms and Babes on Broadway, for the record) because she was a minor under the thumb of her abusive stage mother and legally obligated to perform in these films because of her contract with MGM. Engage with the work of Black activists on the subject instead and think about or criticize how the stereotypes from minstrel performances still manifest in popular culture today in different forms.

[kendallroy-deactivated20210425]

this isn’t showing up in my replies because of the links so i’m boosting it, tumblr user thehours2002 is smart and thoughtful as always

[caffeese]

Designs! finally I was able to make a drawing of all of them, I hope you like it🤙😭❣

[halfusek]

hey look its thing

[goldenpen87]

I confess to you that I am a little ashamed of what I wrote here.

I have no idea what to write in tags...

[lady-glim-deactivated20201214]

“Une chanson..”

[miyahopscotch]

Hey so I finished it 😳👉👈

[the-hellion-studio]

Some little doodles to keep y’all entertained because as much as I’d like to churn out a renaissance painting art every day I can’t :(

[computervanity-deactivated20260]

ART COMMISSIONS ARE OPEN!

If you cannot or simply don’t want to, it’d be super nice if this can be spread around!! Thank you <3

[miyahopscotch]

Also working on a thing as well, it's going to take forever but I feel like it's gonna be one of those where the sketch is better then the final piece shshjshdnd

[s-w-stern]