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“Unmanned” patch by Lucia Goodbag

#myart #drones #drone #pinup #embroidery #hand embroidered

cig patch, to be sold at Temescal Street Fair in Oakland, CA - Sunday June 12 12-6

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velvet and denim eye patch - goodbaginc.com

#eye #eyeball #occult #hand embroidered #goodbaginc #goodbag inc #patch #patches #patch game

silk thread on linen - goodbaginc.com

#goodbaginc #patch #patches #patch game

etsyifyourenasty

Text Bubbles

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hey dat me

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omg i just put MAD new shirts on my webstore including 5 new boob shirts whoaaaaa

remember that girl like 10 yrs ago who was famous just for being some hotel heiress and had some contrived catch phrase? yeah neither do i.

new earrings!

Saria awakens as a Sage and adds her power to yours!

#Goodbaginc #Goodbag Inc #loz #oot #Legend of Zelda #Ocarina of Time #Forest Medallion #patch #patch game

#me artist’s statement

Since my highschool days with the advent of MySpace, I've been fascinated with the often stark differences between ones public persona and that which they project on the internet. I began to wonder: is the face I see "IRL" more or less authentic than the one someone cultivates on the internet?

Another aspect of this is which social media site, or "medium," they are using. I have noticed trends unique to each site. Do the constraints of the medium alter the way which we frame ourselves, or do we intentionally change how we present ourselves differently for each site?

Last: what is authenticity on the internet? Is it a stream of consciousness of images or text detailing ones day-to-day thoughts and experiences? Or is it rather more infrequent, conscious choices to more succinctly encapsulate who we see ourselves as? Do we define ourselves by what we do and choose to consume? Or rather, is the very nature of the internet a performance in which we are unknowing actors?