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writingbox

Here’s an invaluable writing resource for you.

i-penna

Was looking for this information just yesterday. Thanks so much.

phantom-of-the-keurig

Y’all I could have used this so many times before oh my good god

feral-ballad

Mohammed El-Kurd, from Rifqa; “Born on Nakba Day”

[Text ID: “Birth lasts longer than death. / In Palestine death is sudden, / instant, / constant, / happens in between breaths.”]

halloweenlandmotherfucker

anotherdayinbliss

Anjelica Huston, Vogue, October 1, 1972

huariqueje

Wild night - Kenne Grégoire , 2023.

Dutch, b. 1951 -

Acrylic on linenl , 100 x 120 cm.

gothicprep

Thinking once again of this absurd shrine to capitalism at wife’s job

beyond-the-pale-deactivated2023

Ash Allen - Reconfiguration sequence

dr-paint

Y’all see me for who I really am. A Star!

the-mad-prince-of-denmark

Fun fact- my apartment building used to be a highschool back in the 50s

It is EXTREMELY liminal

the-mad-prince-of-denmark

@toalwaysbeconfused oh, they kept most of the buildings original features

Hell, my living room has a chalkboard and built-in shelves

anais-ninja-bitch

so....how haunted is it?

horsegirl

how can we lose when we’re so sincere is forever always one of my favourite peanuts bits

horsegirl

actualbird

there have been many cases already international clients dropping their commissions from filipino artists or avoiding commissioning filipino creators altogether, either due to a fear of consequences getting associated with us because of current events or the misguided notion that not supporting us somehow hurts the oppressive government we’re under. lemme address both those issues:

for the first reason, nothing will happen to you, a foreigner, for supporting filipinos. theres nothing to be afraid of, youre not in this country and wont suffer any consequences. many of us, however? we’re afraid. especially artists and creators who rely on commissions to support themselves and their families

for the second reason, you are not hurting our oppressors at all. you are hurting filipinos, majority of which did not want this to happen and are actively speaking out against the looming dictatorship. dropping filipino creators does nothing but hurt us. our inflation rates are predicted to rise, and money is fast becoming an even bigger issue for so so many

so if youre looking for art, dont give up on us. commission filipino artists and/or boost commission posts! 1 USD is literally enough to buy a meal here, it really helps. here is a link to a thread of filipino artists posting their commission rates. and here is another thread of filipino commission rates. tips and donations outside of comms to these artists help even more.

edit: fixed links