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I used to draw now I just vibe. This is a side blog

[herpsandbirds]

Viet Nam Flying Frog (Rhacophorus calcaneus), family Rhacophoridae, Viet Nam

ENDANGERED.

photograph by Phước Lợi

[escuerzoresucitado]

[sunflowerpupper]

[beardedmrbean]

[anchor-biter-jay]

Happy Krampusnacht! 👹❄️

[art-res]

How to draw human male and female

Hey there! I curated around 13 resources to help with learning human anatomy

Mastering anatomy will let you draw humans from memory, as opposed to drawing off specific references and not understanding the basis of what's going on.

also related article specific to poses is here :)

Hope this helps! Best of luck with your art journey!

[sunflowerpupper]

checks out a new playlist on spotify

first song, one second in

instantly transported to the most stressful worst time with the ex (i was listening to a pandora station a lot and this song played frequently)

nope

lol

[roboco-san]

[jambos6]

[nyyyoooooooom]

[rain-droplet]

I want to give Ronald a day off to see what happens

[beif0ngs]

Miromabby…?! Aww, you’re so cute together!  

[cryptotheism]

The unsavvy talk about furries like they're some hypersexual excretion of modernity, but drawing animal-people is one of the top 10 neolithic human activities. It's up there with collecting berries and producing clay figures of fat women.

[sunflowerpupper]

Asking for God to remove the desires I have if they're not meant for me

AAaaaaand they're gone

[glass-expanse]

girl help I'm being faced with the overwhelming depth of my own sin

[cathademia-deactivated20240907]

girl there’s a priest for that

[glass-expanse]

girl the veil is torn, I'm taking my struggles straight to the top

[morteraphan]

Design Commission for SnoweyStorm! 🐇

[sunflowerpupper]

Mm. Sixth seal

Earthquakes are next

[lara-cherriinie]

more yuri shadnicky/sonadow

[otakuvampyre]

Holy crap I love this female sonic design. Literally the best I have ever seen. Kudos to you. 🥰

[margindoodles2407]

I will say it once again.

You cannot be a "Christian Witch". Those two things are inherently incompatible. Christianity means relying completely on God, ceding control of your own life to His divine plan, trusting in His providence and Fatherly Love. Witchcraft means trying to manipulate both the natural and supernatural world to domineer control of what you think they should be.

You cannot serve two masters.

Thank you and goodnight.

[wisegirlandseaweedbrainforever]

People keep on being shocked christianity is attractive to women, like that hasn't been the case since Jesus was walking the earth and Mary was sitting at his feet, and Martha was planning a dinner party for Him.

[wisegirlandseaweedbrainforever]

Jesus: men, you have a responsibilty to the women in your lives, and women you have a profound effect on the world around you.

Godless world: women are sinfull and subservient in traditionional christianity right?

[awfullybigwardrobe44]

If Christianity was so distasteful to women in Jesus’s time on earth, explain to me why His female followers went to find His body after His death in order to honor Him. And why they were crying at both His death and in the aftermath. Explain to me why they followed Him as He was tortured and killed when His male disciples had deserted Him.

It’s not that Christianity was just “attractive” to them back then. (Although if you haven’t read up on how Jesus treated women and how it was revolutionary, I encourage you to research that.)

Jesus was their everything, and for those of us who know Him, He is our everything too.

[raspberryzingaaa]

The very first people Jesus appeared to after the resurrection, the heralds He sent out to share the good news of the event that God had been working towards since the Moment we Fell, were women. His mother, two of His disciples', his closest friends, mothers, Mary Magdelane who was among His followers, and Suzanna whose husband had been one of the Herods' stewards. Women from multiple walks of life were there. And it was to them He chose to appear to. To give that indescribable honor to.

We see in Jesus's Lineage several women that life had kicked down, that had made bad decisions, that were outcasts, and God chose to lift them up and make them forbearers in the Great Story Ever Told. Tamar, who had been widowed and her husband's family refused to care for her, yet God provided. Rahab, a prostitute in Jericho, who saved the lives of the Israelite spies, and her family was saved because of her actions and her faith in God. She was the mother of Boaz, who married Ruth. A foreigner who has her own book in the Bible detailing the mercies God laid upon her. Bathsheba (the wife of Uriah), who had been entangled in some messy events. Widowed, her baby a stillbirth, God has her in His lineage as the Mother of King Solomon. And Mary, an unmarried (though engaged) woman He chose to bear the King of Kings as a son.

Not only this, but Old Testament laws set up as protection for women. Jesus being very stern about how divorcing your wife is a akin to leaving her impoverished with no choice but to turn to prostitution, Peter effectively telling husbands that God is disinclined to listen to their prayers if they don't treat their wives well.

It's no wonder that history is filled with women who turned to Christianity, and/or Judaism. Women who dragged their whole families along, who converted even though their husbands disproved, even though it was a death sentence.

[miss-nerd-alert]

The first person Jesus revealed his identity to as the Messiah was the woman at the well. She had been married five times, and the man she’d been living with at the time was not her husband. The one to whom Christ said “I am he” was a woman with a controversial personal history, and she became the first to spread word of the coming of the Messiah.