#that can't

[strxnged]

WAIT THIS IS A THING???

🧍‍♀️🧍‍♀️ america doesn't have 'no name' brand??

i never realize how much canadians are #blessed

[loverboi-art]

Meme time! Meme time! Here's the thot and the mini thot.

[grifalinas]

Millie’s eleven?!

[spoopyandtired]

For those of us witches unable to join in the Trump Binding

One like charges, a reblog casts it. This is the one for February 24th, I'all be making more for the other dates as well. 🔮✨

[jolliesjaded]

IF YOU SEE FAN ART ON WE HEART IT

If you see it on pixvir If you see it on google If you see in on Deviant Art I don’t care WHERE YOU SEE IT.

Don’t repost it. DON’T repost it. DON’T REPOST IT.

Writing comments like “via we heart it” or “found on google” is such a poor excuse to justify reposting, and sure enough,it can be considered art theft as well. If you run a fan blog, but don’t want to feature what everyone is reblogging, search for artists nobody has found!!! reblog their work! support them without reposting their fanart, find blogs that not a lot of people know and help them grow by sharing their things! They may not be that picture you saw on google or on we heart it, but you can bet your ass you’d be doing yourself and that person a favor.

But in any case ,Please DO: -Ask for permission -State the permission given -do a bit of research on who drew or made that edit or art. -try to find the source of that picture that you love so much and want everyone to see instead of being lazy and not citing it!

BECAUSE when you repost, You discredit the artist. WHEN YOU REPOST YOU MAKE ALL THAT HARD WORK LOOK LIKE NOTHING. YOU MAKE US FEEL THAT THOUGH THE WORK WE DO IS TO SHARE AMONGST FANS, it can be taken lightly and passed around without our say, or regard towards our opinions. And worst of all, It makes us not want to do it.