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Me: *Seldomly checks tumblr about twice a month
Tumblr: someone liked/reblogged a post you made from 7 years ago
Post: *Total likes/reblogs/interactions; 24
Me proudly looking at the most popular post I’ve ever made: heh, still got it.
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My favorite thing about this is that the “traditional” woman isn’t always on the left. By switching it up the artist is really committing to the idea that the right way for a woman to be is however she wants.
Just wish some of the women were plus size..
I really love how much Lainey’s art and positivity is bringing people joy and I really hope you’re checking out her insta, it’s full of so many more
It got better
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M.C. Escher, Relativity, 1953 and Convex and Concave, 1955
and
Kentarô Miura, Berserk
Takato Yamamoto