Andrew Wyeth, Moon Madness, 1982

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Sweet Seals For You, Always
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Andrew Wyeth, Moon Madness, 1982
lunch break in the middle of nowhere in a dq and they are playing lana videos on a giant tv. hell yeah
messenger by kent ambler
just my humble attempt at raging against the machine
[ID: a zine, with a page or spread per picture. Transcript:
Wrapped: How to ditch Spotify & switch to something slightly less evil (illustration of the Spotify logo being tossed in a trashcan).
Why quit Spotify?: In case you missed it- They pay artists terribly while their CEO rakes in millions.[1] You don't wanna fund their CEO, Daniel Ek, throwing hundreds of millions of dollars into military tech start-ups.[2] If you really need more reasons than that, read Liz Pelly's book: Mood Machine: The Rise of Spotify and the Costs of the Perfect Playlist.
Alternatives to Spotify: Tidal, Bandcamp, Deezer, Youtube music, Qobuz, Apple Music. *No alternative is without problems, but Spotfy SUPER sucks. / I switched over to Tidal & that's my recommendation. The user interface, features & music catalog are identical to Spotify. If you're basically looking for a slightly less shitty 1-1 replacement, this is it!
Making the switch: I signed up for Tidal & made a tunemymusic.com account to transfer all my playlists & saved music over. If you have under a certain number of songs, you can use tunemymusic for free. I had A LOT of music to move, so I paid a nominal fee (~$25) for a year subscription which I canceled when I was done.
Tidal's first few months were free, so the tunemymusic fee wasn't as much of a blow. The transfer process was easy, i just selected everything, pressed a button & waited. Only a few of my songs (out of a shitload) weren't available on there. Once I got everything in order, I gleefully ended my Spotify subscription.
Support musicians: Consider: Bandcamp. Spotify streams pay a fraction of a cent out to artists. If that weren't bad enough, in recent years, they demonetized songs with less than 1,000 streams per year.[3] That is to say, don't forget to buy music from your favorite artists! Buying a $7 digital album on Bandcamp is infinitely more meaningfully supportive than streaming alone.
Bandcamp is not a 1-to-1 swap for Spotify (or without problems) but! They pay artists the most by an incredible margin. Best for listening to independent artists. Has an app where you can stream & make playlists. No subscription, you buy digital or physical music from the artists you like! Often on a sliding scale pricing model. It goes into your collection where you can stream it ad infinitum.
Support musicians! Buy music! Buy merch! Go to a show! Share songs with friends! / SOURCES 1. dittomusic.com/en/blog/how-much-does-spotify-pay-per-stream/ 2. cnbc.com/2025/06/17/spotifys-daniel-ek-leads-investment-in-defense-startup-helsing.html 3. ultimate-guitar.com/news/general_ music_news/all_songs_with_less_than_100 O_annual_streams_officially_demonetised_ by_spotify.html print me! dodiy.org/free "OLY, WA"2025 CRAFTORDIY.ART
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Personal note: this zine helped me get out of Spotify's pocket, too! That tunemymusic.com discovery was so worth it. I paid their $5.5USD monthly fee and transferred all my playlists and songs (over 10,000) out of there!
Emily Palmquist - Easy Keeper, 2021 - Oil and gold enamel on canvas
HI! WE’RE TRAVELING ON THE INTERSTATE
Midsummer Ritual
"we desperately need to condemn political violence" well i desperately need my pussy ate
I was looking for references and stumbled across a series of paintings from 1930s by Soviet painter Alexander Samokhvalov called "The young women of metro construction"
>"nobody's gonna help you in the real world!!"
>go outside
>love and support in many places as long you have the courage to ask for it
gray wolf
this little passage from Mr. Rogers' book You Are Special made me tear up a little I can't lie
circa 1956 - multi-exposure shot