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[lotusinjadewell]

Illustrations of Vietnamese food. Credit to Le Rin.

[27-moons]

photo by hind khoudary

[kreativekopf]

Posters based on Images by Robert Croma, Gaza 1988.

“Wherever I went in the West Bank and Gaza Strip in 1988, Palestinian children spontaneously gave ‘V’ signs in response to my camera”.

- Robert Croma

[unsubconscious]

Set of iron chairs custom made in France by local artisans Via Bruises Gallery  

[arcadebroke]

link

[ortut]

George Rohrmann Lower on Mt. Kilimanjaro, Tanzania Kibo summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro, Tanzania

[iindex]

[frostingdoll]

yukari by ai yazawa

[jxiaoo]

cat with a tamagotchi

[softestaura]

Maison Margiela Artisanal 2024

[myrunwayarchive]

Maison Margiela Spring 2024 Couture

[horrorlesbians]

blue looks from Maison Margiela's 2024 collection

[rebeckb]

it’s getting quite spirited

[yan-wo]

[el-shab-hussein]

I know I'm being ridiculous but images like these cauterize the wounds in my heart like nothing else. May Allah keep Ghazzans safe.

[allsadnshit]

UPDATE: DROP #2 IS OFFICIALLY SOLD OUT THANK YOU SO MUCH PLEASE STAY TUNED FOR MORE <3

Hellooooo!!!

Drop #2 of "The Cursed Girl Cookbook" is finally live and back in stock from my little kitchen to yours!

This recipe zine has all my favorite meals, small dishes, and bakes that have been so dear to me the last year and recorded with great care! I am so excited to have restocked so I can send more of what I love out into the world when I know good food and comfort can be so tricky to come by ❤️‍🩹

Link to google form to purchase:

The Cursed Girl Cookbook Order Form

"The Cursed Girl Cookbook" is a recipe zine written and illustrated by Isabelle Suen featuring recipes for meals, sauces, and bakes to heal

[drumlincountry]

I was at a Palestinian solidarity gig last night & the one Palestinian artist who was going to perform had COVID so the organisers asked around to see if there were any Palestinians who'd like to say a few words instead.

A local guy who was born & raised in Gaza offered to speak. He started with "I'm an engineer. i'm not a poet or a politician. I don't... do public speaking… I had no idea what to say when I came up here. So i'm just going to tell you about the street I grew up on."

And then he did! He went down the street building by building. He told us about the ice cream shop on the corner, the grocery shop, the charity that supports people with intellectual disabilities. He told us about the people who he knew growing up, the families who still live in the different houses. He told us about the university buildings and about his friends who quit being accountants to start a band together. All on that street.

All of which is gone now, by the way. Bombed to dust.