tay :•)

she/her profile art by the lovely pugmuffinss on insta https://linktr.ee/hazestarr

[hazestarr]

warrior commissions are back open !

@hazestarr across all platforms, open to venmo/cashapp

[hazestarr]

leafpool

[lycanthrope-petall]

Art Fight attack of Spiderpaw for @hazestarr.

[slghh-deactivated20251220]

[wormcosmologies]

[hazestarr]

i drew mothpool. if you even care. 

[hazestarr]

making the rounds again so happy pride month !!!!

[myuraniumlove]

I haven’t shared these yet! These are 6 illustrations from my university project that was based on warriors! I chose to draw 6 scenes from Into the Wild from the 1st arc!

[glimmah]

insane about that woman again

[glimmah]

her mentally ill tendencies have captivated me

[paragonraptors]

thought i'd also share the lil promo image i made without the text since i like how it turned out

[alongtimealone2]

John Singer Sargent, Val d'Aosta (A Stream over Rocks; Stream in Val d'Aosta), ca.1907-08, Oil on canvas

[letmebegaytodd]

tragedy enjoyers when even good intentions lead to ruin

[valtsv]

researching parrying daggers as a fun little treat and i'm delighted by how much every single one of these things looks like it's designed to be as annoying as possible

[valtsv]

this one is my favourite. it's called a swordbreaker. it looks like a weaponised version of snagging your clothes on a door handle. if you caught my blade in one of these things there isn't a force on earth that could deliver you from my fury.

[hazestarr]

trying to get back into drawing on my phone and all i can manage or half finished paintings so have jay *o*

[kuailphobe]

This applies to both arthur and the queen i think. IM CRRAAAZZYYYYY

[epilepticsaints]

[the-sofa-king-awesome]

the tags on this post do not disappoint

[backwardsorbust]

What's going on in the congo rn is one of many many reasons that the right to repair is a VITAL tenant in leftism imo

[backwardsorbust]

At this point smartphones, laptops, and other similar devices are necessary for daily life in the US. Like if I did not have a phone and a laptop, I couldn't hold down a job, it would be extremely difficult to access public transportation, my education depended upon my ability to access the internet, etc. Tech companies know that their products are indispensable. So do they make products that last? No of course not, they need you buying a new device every two years. That just makes sense under capitalism. But ofc this system spreads far beyond our borders; this system of planned obsolescence is supported by the plunder of the global south for lithium (like in Bolivia) and cobalt (like in Congo).

The imperialist extraction of resources could be challenged if, say, we could repair a device rather than needing to purchase a new one. Companies like apple know this, and have gone out of their way to make such things impossible just to continue making shit products for too much money. It sucks!

[saamdaamdandaurbhed-deactivated]

can i ask for some reading about what's going on in Congo and how it's related to cobalt mining?

[base-and-superstructure]

Here's an article that will give you an overview:

Escalating violence and mining expansion lead to massive displacement in Congo

Prolonged conflict and escalating violence within the Democratic Republic of Congo have led to a record amount of 6.9 million people being d

[lanladesu]

requested by youngandmeanace (@Waterparks0 on twt) for Just Roll With Palestine!!