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yoongi and jimin being youtubers (trans: doolsetbangtan twt)
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a concept: todoroki and midoriya dressing up as each other’s cursed first hero costumes for a halloween party
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RADICAL SATURDAY
Today’s Friday, though.
The Half Of It trailer!
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Wasn’t this a tumblr post
Yes it was and it’s bugging me so much I need to find it!
Sexuality is fluid and it changes. Maybe in the future I will feel different and that’s okay. It doesn’t mean it was just a phase. It doesn’t mean those feelings were invalid. It just means those feelings changed. That’s life.
[Image description:
A medicine wheel with a thick black outline, four individual colored sections with lists of text, and a small circle in the middle. Along the edge of the border on the top, in curved text, the title reads: “Self-Care During the COVID-19 Pandemic”
The outer border of the wheel has white text along it. The text reads, from the top and going clockwise: “Wa’unsila (Compassion)”, “Wowah’wala (Humility)”, “Woksape (Wisdom)”, “Wacantognaka (Generosity)”, “Wowacin Tanka (Fortitude)”, “Wo’ohitika (Bravery)”, and “Wa’ohola (Respect and Honor)”
The upper left section of the wheel has black text on a white background. The title reads “Physical” and the list reads: “Wash your hands, go for a walk outside, practice social distancing, eat a good meal & stay hydrated, take a relaxing bath, do an at-home workout, get enough sleep”.
The upper right section has black text on a blue background. The title reads “Mental” and the list reads: “Read a book, practice deep breathing, take a social media break, try a 10-minute meditation, establish and stick to a routine, learn something new”.
The bottom left section has black text on a light brown background. The title reads “Emotional” and the list reads: “Hold space for your feelings; all emotions are acceptable, find laughter - watch a funny movie, listen to your favorite music, list what you are grateful for, write in a journal, call a loved one”.
The bottom right section has white text on a burgundy background. The title reads “Spiritual” and the list reads: “Pray for your loved ones, learn more about your culture, make prayer ties, be in nature, call an elder, smudge”.
The circle in the center has a stylized scene with a buffalo, tree, tipi, a small group of adults and children, and an eagle soaring overhead. The black border of that circle has white text along it which reads “Great Plains Tribal Chairmen’s Health Board”.
Underneath the medicine wheel, smaller black text that is curled to fit the edge of the circle reads: “This publication was supported by IHS Cooperative Agreement Number, U1B1IHS0007, with acknowledgement of the original creators, the Elsipogtog Health & Wellness Centre. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors.”
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Oh is that what this is called? A medicine wheel?
Yeah. Medicine wheels are used by a lot of Turtle Island tribes as a visual representation of the things needed to maintain balance in ourselves, our communities, and our environments. The actual content of the wheel varies from tribe to tribe, but the sections usually include medicines (often sage, sweetgrass, tobacco, and cedar), seasons, life phases, and animals. Some of the older versions also include races, which I prefer to steer clear of for obvious reasons.
just stumbled across Francisco Soria Aedo's work and first off: really good painter, super talented. He mainly did portraits and neoclassical but I really like are his expressions, which do show up in his neoclassical work. lots of people smiling and having fun and it's just very cute
this is one of my favorites
heres a couple more examples!
...i dont thing I’ve ever seen this style with people smiling...
biblical
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