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[sa2sugu]

olivier mira armstrong

[viralfrog]

[dragongirlbunny]

[benjaminwarnitz]

Animation test for my feature film "- Rouge - ". Script is written since 2020 ;)

Original score created by the talented @josey2019 , go check her amazing music and animation work !

[pokemonpixels]

[valeriapryanikova]

THE BUTCHER / THE BUTCHERED

[ctrl-shift-alt-9]

THIS GUY HAS A REDBUBBLE. Holy crap, the moment I have money, I want to buy maybe a pullover or a shirt with this.

I LOVE the way the logo warps like it's underwater!

[ctrl-shift-alt-9]

True to my word, I couldn't pass this up. This goes SO HARD as a graphic tee. I'm going to pair it with my maroon bomber jacket and maybe some cargo pants. Can't wait for it to arrive!

[crochethub]

Book Bag for my daughter by AutumnIvy9

[interestingmistakes]

Reblogging this manually. Op doesn't want credit for fear of being terminated.

[midnightnautilus]

I haven’t even seen this movie but I need you to see this Letterboxd review of The Housemaid - the discord server I’m in and I have been losing our minds over it

[derinthescarletpescatarian]

Well now I really want to watch this movie.

[norwegianfacecrusher]

Behold my Hercules beetle! I took a huge chunk of time away from piecing and sewing in general due to work insanity, but I finally got around to finishing this boy.

The fabric is all second hand: the background fabric came from a local craft thrift store, and the green/orange and brown/gold speckled fabrics are twice reused kimono silks. The kimono fabric was gifted to me by the wonderful Madame Button, who used the original garments to make these gorgeous corsets.

She got the kimono because they were either new dead stock, or in such bad condition that they couldn't be worn. She can't use the fabric once it's cut up smaller than a corset panel, so she's been chucking the scraps at me for a while, and I've finally gotten over my fear of cutting up such beautiful silks. Go check out The Bad Button on Instagram and Facebook and drool over her other gorgeous pieces.

I decided to forgo sandwiching and quilting this because I wanted the piecing lines to be the highlight. For now it's tacked to a plain cotton bed sheet until I can find a nicer frame for it.

Pattern is from Etive & Co on Etsy and I could not recommend their patterns enough. I scaled the pattern up by 200% because I wanted the silks to really shine in this design.

[bramblebeau]

arise queers

[hikikoii]

how I look when I draw

[bluefinntuna]

wurmple commission from tiktok !! he's ready to party

[the-big-mood]

Post like Pokemon were real.

[the-big-mood]

[souperluminal]

05.28 - Nebula

[s-nnoh]

[sobcat]

old painting, deer infront of the windows xp solitaire winning animation

[lifeafterpsychiatry]

I've talked about my fruit box on several occasions. How since I told my mom that I just don't eat fruit because the task of buying, keeping track of and preparing it is too demanding, she has been cutting up fresh fruit for me and putting it in an easily accessible box at least once, sometimes twice a week. This week, as she was cutting away, I asked her about it. "How are you still doing this every week? It's been years. It's very nice of you, but why do you bother?" Her answer surprised me.

"You know how schizophrenics have a much lower life expectancy than the general population?" she said. We do. For a combination of various reasons that I won't get into here - that's not what this post is about - people diagnosed with schizophrenia die earlier than people without schizophrenia, statistically speaking. Apparently my mom knows this too. And she has read up on it. Why do we die. What can be done.

Most of the contributing factors are not something my mom has any shot at affecting or controlling. But one of them stood out to her. Not a major one admittedly, but still it was mentioned. A lot of us don't eat enough or don't eat varied enough. We generally don't get enough fruits and vegetables, because when you're severely mentally ill and also likely to be poor, that's just not a realistic priority for a lot of people.

My mom has felt very powerless in the face of my illness. She loves me a lot, but it hasn't solved most of the things I've been struggling with, most of the detours my mental health has taken, most of the crises I've survived. And there's a lot she can't do, while also working a full-time job, and being there for the other people in her life. A lot of it is very much out of her control. But she can cut up fresh fruit. And so she does. Every week.