art paranoia

Artist, confused blogger and part-time paranoid what is mine states so, please don't remove the source and no reposts

[aqua-regia009]

Hidden Duvivier, Fotocollage 2019 by Volker Hermes

[animarchive]

Angel’s Egg - illustrations by Yoshitaka Amano / Animage magazine (08/1985) 

[thetrippytrip]

I can’t believe they oblitered straight men like that

[castlevanian]

@tabbran please add lemon man story to this

[tabbran]

PRESENTING LEMON MAN

[buzzfeedrewind]

[teenagerposts]

Who remembers?

[eatsleepdraw]

Hello, this is one of my drawings I did some weeks ago, this took me one month to complete. (Ink on bristol paper, digitally colored) My instagram user name is igorov3d. Bye

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[twofigs]

i am writing all the time except just like inside of me and not outside

[prokopetz]

So there are cave paintings that are simple and abstract, and there are cave paintings that have naturalistic, three-dimensional forms and perspectives.

The popular narrative would have it that the former are older than the latter, with the naturalistic type representing a more “developed” style of art; however, in many cases it turns out that the naturalistic cave paintings are the older ones and the more abstract ones are the more recent.

From a sociological perspective that’s fascinating and all, since it implies that there have been art movements for as long as there’s been art, but all my gremlin brain can picture is a middle aged hunter-gatherer peering over some poor cave-painting kid’s shoulder as they painstakingly sketch out a bison in charcoal and ocher and going “is this anime?”

[kalesbug]

[redlipstickresurrected]

Patrycja Podkościelny (Polish, b. Gdynia, Poland, based Luxembourg) - Illustration for IKM Gdańsk Leaflet (PL, 05/2015)

[the-book-diaries]

“I do not have many things that are meaningful to me. Except my doubts and my fears. And my art.”

— Chaim Potok, My Name Is Asher Lev

[cerealcomma]

[protectbrowngirls]

Protect brown girls from the idea that emotional (and sometimes physical) abuse is an inherent part of poc culture

If your parents belittle you, call you names, dismiss your passions and interests, prevent you from doing things that make you happy– 

If your parents don’t let you have age-appropriate independence, or if they never let you defend yourself, or if they passive-aggressively manipulate you into feeling guilty for disappointing them– 

If your parents slap you– 

If your parents say it’s just “tough love,” or that you’re too young and naive to understand right now, or that your parents are the only people who know what’s best for you– 

Your parents are wrong. This isn’t normal. This isn’t just “brown culture” or “poc culture.” This is emotional (and sometimes physical) abuse. You deserve better. Please never let your parents’ actions define your self-worth. You are so much more than just the flaws your parents are so fond of pointing out. You are bigger and better than the way they treat you. You are kindness and passion and determination and beauty. You deserve the world.

[ghosticalz]

R E B L O G   T H E   P I G E O N .

[oldshows]

[alexazombie]

When you stay out of drama and only focus on your money

[bluntedbeauty10550]

2018 mood

[sietedeadlysins]

2019 schmood

[themodernmisandrist]

A man’s day to day behaviour shows the truth: to them we are tools and they have no remorse forming and reshaping us as it fits their needs if we let them. Once we have outlived our usefulness we get cast aside like a cigarette butt.

[god-emperor-donald-trump]

This is where “not at men” apply. Its only a few and some women are like this too never forget. picture the role reversed if a man posted this about females he would be metaphorically burned at the stake.

[themodernmisandrist]

[view-from-up-here]

[libradical]

queue this post when it’s your birthday and be surprise

[thoughts-in-shower]

School isn’t actually meant to teach you real life skills, it’s actually meant to get you used to waking up early and going to a boring and miserable job every day.

[cop-disliker69]

A lot of people read this and think it’s just juvenile shit kids complain about. But this is literally how mass education started. The necessity of disciplining formerly farming people, used to setting their own schedules, into the rhythms of the industrial economy, was why mass education was born.