rebirth

artist & writer resources w/ references fashion, architecture, culture. tutorials, tips, inspo, info, dnd. [still figuring out my tags-ish]

[bunniepuddin]

i thought i should join this tend i had fun with this drawing uwu

[drafthearse]

Shawl Dancers. Ruthe Blalock Jones / Chulundit. 2004. acrylic on canvas

[telekitnetic-art]

🦝🃏

Another sticker design I did for my LVFC visit- a raccoon joker sticker!! This guy is actually pretty popular as a sticker design at other events I've gone to, so I might keep him around on the roster!!

(Edit: he’s now in my shop!)

Raccoon Jack - Formline Sticker - TeleKitnetic's Ko-fi Shop

A matte sticker of a rectangular formline illustration, featuring symmetrical raccoons in the style of a playing card.

[bodhrancomedy]

How I’d introduce a Deaf tech character in an action/sci-fi film.

Our heroes stop outside the big swoosh workshop door.

The introductory hero hands our pov protagonist a pair of earplugs.

“Why would I need those?”

“Trust me.”

Door opens, light and an INCREDIBLY LOUD recording of Beethoven’s Grosse Fuge Overture sweeps over our heroes. (Open to suggestions)

They step inside, the pov newbie clutching their ears.

Panning shot of workshop and inventions.

Our first intro to our Deaf techie is their sock-clad feet tapping in time.

Medium shot from the back of our Deafie dancing wildly.

Intro hero walks over and pulls the plug.

Silence.

Deaf techie turns around and sees visitors.

POV hero: “you know, you’ll go deaf if you’re not careful.”

Deaf techie [in sign]: too late. What you want?”

[shadeslayer]

Afro-Indigenous and Black Native peoples navigate a complex landscape of identity, often facing erasure, colorism, and anti-Blackness within Indigenous spaces—all shaped by deep historical, cultural, and political forces.

To support deeper understanding, we’ve developed a resource that explores terminology and concepts commonly used to describe the identities of — and issues facing — our Black Native and Afro-Indigenous relatives.⁠

Language matters. It carries history, power, and responsibility. Because Indigenous identities are living, nuanced, and ever-evolving, this guide is a starting point — not a final word. We welcome reflection, dialogue, and continued learning as these conversations grow.

#BlackHistoryMonth #AfroIndigenous #BlackNative

imgs and caption via Native Americans in Philanthropy's Facebook

[stillfuckingtired]

Chronic illness/disability culture is: overdoing it getting ready for an event to the point you can’t even enjoy the event (or possibly might not even make it at all.)

[hvshi-cowboy]

piece i tried to get out for indigenous peoples day, but every day is indigenous peoples day when ur native

[thrdnarrative]

A man ascends the steps of the Great Mosque, the largest mud-brick building in the world, located in Djenné, Mali

Photographed by Susan Liebold

[thrdnarrative]

The art of Sudanese-Sahelian architecture demonstrated at the Centre Korè in Ségou, Mali

Shot by Nybé Ponzio [@visualsbyponzio]

[folkfashion]

Apache woman's dress, United States of America, by traditionsbyselina

[kiaraithink]

Sunday best

[friendswithclay]

Painted Granary of Packed Earth Construction in Savannah Region of Northern Ghana

Ph by: Miracle, Marvin

[dyingenigma]

[xanaxfarts]

[im-staying-calm-this-time]

Chronic illness sucks because you’ll catch yourself thinking shit like ‘I wish it was possible to bathe regularly’ or ‘they should invent a digestive system that doesn’t hurt’ and then realise… that’s actually the case for most people. That’s the norm. Not only do most people have that, they don’t even think about it

[dateamonster]

can we send up a quick thank you to pdf uploaders, torrent seeders, copy sharers, scanlators, fansubbers, digitizers, paywall dodgers, and various other internet archivers for making niche art and information more accessible in a media landscape where all but the most profitable mainstream are often tossed aside and left to rot

[rebirthresource]

from the bottom of my heart, i truly love you all

[xanaxfarts]

Japanese Wisteria (Wisteria floribunda 'Alba')