hope is a weapon

Virgil ◇ 23 ◇ they/them ◇ anxious 24/7 ★banner art by @hillhomed★

[haunting-pools]

Its dangerous to go alone, take this

[wizardarchetypes]

I just got on the elevator with Maggie and some other guy I've never seen before in my entire life. None of us said anything getting on but he hit my floor button and then his. He just knew what floor we were going to. With such confidence. Said not a word.

[wizardarchetypes]

ohhhhhhh

[veryluckyclovers]

[misericordiia]

yes, thanks for checking in

[christianrichardrice]

Vincent Van Gogh, Patch of Grass, 1887.

[hrjrjj]

[9twoeight]

20260801 oc art + sketch

[carboniila]

riverclan cats look kind of pathetic after swimming.

[thysilus]

went on a nice walk

[fehyesvintagemanga]

Osamu Tezuka

[gumy-shark]

playing stupid games but im really bad at them so im not even winning the stupid prizes

[blextrophy]

[tinybed]

little baby… i’m taking u home with me

[greelin]

being alive is great because there are so many different vegetables you can sauté. but then there are also the horrors

[yves-and-scessernee]

with faith and perseverance, one day we will sauté the horrors

[so-much-to-read-deactivated2025]

[half-giant-fighter]

[coopercurly]

what if they fell together

[mybeingthere]

Inuit artist PITALOOSIE SAILA (1942-2021)

I remember how Inuit used to live, thinking of them back then, my relatives. I also recall how the clothing was made; that is what I base my drawings on when I draw people.

-Pitaloosie Saila

(From “Kinngait: Riding Light Into the World; Producer: Site Media; Director: Annette Mangaard)

Pitaloosie was born in 1942 on the southwest coast of Baffin Island near what is now the community of Cape Dorset. She spent her childhood years in various hospitals in Quebec and Ontario for treatment of tuberculosis. She learned

English during this time, and recalls the difficulty she experienced in relearning her native language upon her return to Baffin Island in 1957. She is now one of the few of her generation who speak both English and Inuktitut fluently.

Pitaloosie began drawing in the early 1960’s, and quickly established herself as a versatile and intelligent graphic artist.

Over the years, she has become a familiar presence in the Kinngait Studios, and her work has been included in annual

print collections since 1968.

[sygni]

roy as a dragonnn

[sygni]

also my meow meows