Crying and Screaming

He/They/It - Autistic and Spoonie

[inkeexd]

New intro post!

Hi! I'm Inkee and whatever diety exists deigned me worthy to pick up a pen and I have since endeavoured to make it everyone's problem. I use he/they/it pronouns but will also answer to most swear words if they are said in my general direction.

The art you will see on here will mostly be fanart or art of my ocs (under #romam) but outside of this I do none digital art as well. I do paintings and collages and charcoal may not have been my first love but it sure is the one I keep coming back to.

Digital art commission

Commission available on Ko-fi.com

Kofi -

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[catchymemes]

[inkeexd]

Now on hermitcraft season 9 and I really want Grumbot to go skynet. Expect some cute guy and hot guy art to come.

The binary should spell you will die.

The art process is up on my kofi.

[inkeexd]

I'm going to return to my old ways of putting my siblings up on Facebook marketplace when they annoy me. ISTG.

[billiecipher]

various userboxes I made for myself. Free to use I don't care, with or without credit. Though I'd like to see so you can tag me.

(i had a lot of other ideas in mind as well but I didn't have the images to do it.)

If you have an idea for a userbox, I would like an ask sent with the photo you want it to have if you want one made! :-)

[dearreader]

i’ve said it before and i’ll say it again:

a lot of yall do not understand what a tradwife is and think it just means “a women who wants to get married and have a family” AND THAT SAYS A LOT MORE ABOUT YOU THAN YOU THINK

[dearreader]

for context: a trad wife is someone who uses social media to glorify and promote all women returning to home life and having babies. they have obscene amounts of money and buy retro things and do everything “old school”. they don’t even do the hard work themselves but rather show themselves doing it. their husbands also may have pressured them into this life.

a trad wife is not: someone who is married, a mother, someone who works and has children.

notable tradwife Nara Smith is a good example and also look up ballerina farm too. those are trad wives.

promoting the idea that anyone who has kids or wants to be married and have kids is a tradwife is deeply misogynistic and you’re spewing radfem rhetoric. you need to examine what that is and fix it because that mindset won’t do anything to actually fix the problems we have going on.

open a book and learn about feminism from there and not tiktok or twitter or instagram. actually learn and engage with the feminism movement and unlearn your misogyny. once you start you’ll never stop and realize just how fucked everything is.

[dearreader]

important note!

[inkeexd]

You'll never guess who just finished season 8 of Hermitcraft

I don't know what possessed me to individually draw and colour every feather in Grian's wings. That is 20 mins of my life that I'm never getting back.

[inkeexd]

Just realised that Mumbo doesn't have a shadow. I'm blaming the caffeine.

[inkeexd]

You'll never guess who just finished season 8 of Hermitcraft

I don't know what possessed me to individually draw and colour every feather in Grian's wings. That is 20 mins of my life that I'm never getting back.

[inkeexd]

After far too long spent trying to beat Kofi into submission, I am happy to say that my commissions are open.

InkeeXD's Commissions

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[inkeexd]

Aquarius design instead of revising

[homunculus-argument]

There's an above zero possibility that someone you know may one day casually say some shit like "I don't get why people like potatoes, I'd never eat them voluntarily, they just taste like vaguely bitter watery dirt and if you like the texture, you could literally just eat an apple instead" and that's how you find out that nobody in their family knows that you're supposed to cook them first.

[inkeexd]

Me when I realise that the hour plus of research I did into the bookbinding industry in 16th century Britain that I did for story reasons isn't actually going to make it into the story.

[inkeexd]

Do not stand at my grave and weep

[byjove]

writing historical fiction will make you google things like “when we’re towels invented?” “how much did a towel cost in American in 1885?” “historical average number of towels owned per household”

[byjove]

Yes. Sorry for derailing my own post but I love this little tidbit of info. One of my favorite words. It may date as far back as the 13th century. It was regularly in use by the 16th century among Shakespeare’s contemporaries, utilized in a number of fun and bawdy poems.

There is a scene in Outlander where Jamie asks Claire what ‘fuck’ means and it made me roll my eyes because there is absolutely no way a Scotsman from the 18th century wouldn’t have heard that word before, it had definitely entered the Scots language by then.

It actually gained flexibility of meaning in the 19th century though we know it had been used in America since the 18th century at the very latest. So, what I’m saying is that people in the Wild West probably said fuck regularly. There was a taboo against the word in printed media but if you see vague phrases like ‘he swore’ or ‘she spoke in a way that was vulgar and unbecoming’ it may mean they were in the habit of saying fuck and fucking and possibly even fucker.

[byjove]

Diversity win! King Arthur had two dads! 3, if you consider Merlin a kind of father! Potentially 4, if you think the theory of Gorlois being his biological father holds some weight…

[homunculus-argument]

Fun fact: if someone tells you that they've got misophonia and that they can't stand a specific sound, and you start making that sound on purpose and won't stop doing it before they forcibly physically stop you from doing it, you were the one who escalated the situation to violence.

[themaniacisinthemailbox]