Miláčku

I make bad art im 16 dont be an evil larry (I post too much dingbat content just search #art to see my work)

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bum intro

whats crackalacking guys. i need a place to post my art. plz dont bully mi!!!!!

I really like european history, reading, and sailor moon!!!

I hope u like my blog brotato chip

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this writing stuff lowk easy idk what u guys r talking abt

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here is my new oc Kawaii-Chan. She likes electrical pylons and empty pools. as you can tell ive had no inspiration lately due to summer break

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Sleep well Marjane Satrapi. You were a huge influence on me and my work in a way that cannot be understated. You will be missed but your work will carry on for generations to come

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IM CRYING i was scrolling through youtube really fast, which caused me to perceive these two thumbnails as a singular fused together image and NOW IM TERRIFIED. ITS MIDNIGHT STOP

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world of hurt

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thermokarst

(long incoherent ramble about this painting under the cut)

I mainly made this to represent some abstract concept that I feel like everyone is aware of, but can't really articulate. I like to think of it as some shortage of care in the world- not really in the sense that people don't have enough care inside them already, because they really do- but that there is not enough given to each person. In my mind, care is no finite resource. If you try hard enough, it can be infinite, I think. But many treat it as if it costs them something, which I can't understand.

My largest inspiration for the style of this piece was Soviet propaganda posters from the mid-20th century. Minimal color schemes, harsh lines, geometric forms, etc. One of the main symbols in this painting is the Khrushchevka (or khrushchyovka if you're a nerd), a style of copy-and-paste apartment block common in the USSR under Nikita Khrushchev (its namesake). To me, it represents this theme of uncaringness exactly- a building that shows no care to its residents other than the functional necessity it provides. This style of architecture is known as "brutalism," which I think is a very accurate way to describe it. I think it makes people brutalist too- when you are surrounded by nothing of beauty, you begin to think beauty cannot exist.

I could probably go on about the rest of the symbols and metaphors in this painting forever, but I won't. To be completely honest, a lot of these images kind of just came to me. I don't think I deliberately chose to put them there. But overall, I think people should come to their own conclusions about art. It's subjective. If I wanted to explain all this in full, I would've just written an essay. If you read this entire blurb I feel very bad for wasting your time but thanks!!!

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Colorado River

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what is wrong with this dictionary website bro what is the german obsession with dead babies

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what are tumblr ads even about bro im crine

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Warum müssen Rosen welken?

(I can't actually paint roses, sorry guys)

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sailor moon kitty overseeing the mission control room in houston as we leave orbit to head for the moon??? based.

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DEINE BLAUEN AUGEN MACHEN MICH SO SENTIMENTAL!!!!

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not rlly what I normally draw.... this was for a figure drawing project for my art class! I used to draw a ton of pretty ladies like this when I was in middle school, but tbh my people drawing skills have gotten rusty.............. I think I enjoyed painting the fish a lot more lol

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i need to get a scanner bro

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youraislopbores.me is a patently amazing website

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the beast is back