manko.mouse

INFP, early twenties, artist.

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The Man Who Fell to Earth

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I love this completely unguarded shot of David. This was taken at the end of a particularly long and grueling day of interior shooting under hot lights. I took this in between cameras rolling with only one light source and no flash; I like the combination of Bowie’s hair tone and the orange glow given off by the lamp.

- Geoff MacCormack

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I've literally used tumblr solely to follow new lady-friendly porn blogs over the last eight months so I come back, scroll through my feed and realise I am wading through a lake of fucking.

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An Embroidery of Voids | Daniel Crooks | Via

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DESIGN: An Embroidery of Voids by Daniel Crooks

Specially commissioned by Michael and Silvia Kantor for the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, An Embroidery of Voids furthers Daniel Crooks existing time-splice technique, creating strangely impossible landscapes out of familiar, lived spaces of the city. 

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gardens are good

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gorgeous ethereal flower queen

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Jenny Wildfang

2012

Monotypie

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notes to self

scribbled in darkened room during talk by Michèle Champagne, On criticism as fun mechanism in pain relief for designer bullshit, 13 April 2013, AIGA Design Educators Conference Blunt: Explicit and Graphic Design Criticism Now * *

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“This is my first cabbage! You know, a lot of times they’re kind of soft, but this one is solid! It’s going to be good eatin’!“  “What are you going to make with it?” “Well, this one I’m giving to my parents. You have to give the first one away or you just spoil the whole spirit of gardening.”

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always reblog cabbage lady

raise the happiness level of your entire dash

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THIS MAKES ME SO HAPPY EVERY TIME I SEE HER!!

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Jannis Kounellis, ‘Da Inventare sul Posto,’ 1972, Galerie Hans Mayer

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Native Woman JosieVF Arrested for Burning Sage in Denver CO at Trump Rally. 

Ironically the cop arresting her had chewing tobacco in his mouth. Native to Americas, but she can’t burn sage, so much for “religious freedom”.

I’m confused as to how people can legally walk around with guns, but not sage.

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Freedom is conditional

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These demons don’t want to be cleansed

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Reminder that this was in the same state where, less than a year ago, a man in Colorado Springs shot and killed three people who were just minding their own business on the sidewalk. A woman had actually called the police, alarmed that the (white) shooter had a gun…and was told by the operator “This is an open carry state, he is not committing a crime.” So to recap, Native woman burning sage=BAD CRIMINAL WHO MUST BE STOPPED, (white) man with large gun=perfectly harmless citizen who shouldn’t be imposed upon by a police visit. This makes me so ashamed of my home state.  (Source on the above because I know it sounds ridiculous but it is true: https://news.vice.com/article/911-operator-allegedly-cited-open-carry-law-and-refused-to-send-cops-before-colorado-shooting-spree) 

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I’d hate to be a party pooper, but as a Native woman, this all makes me seriously uncomfortable.

If the Hogwarts mascots were a lion, a snake, a badger, and a raven, all real animals, why do these new ones have to be religious creatures? Also, the Hogwarts houses all had fanciful made up names but these are legitimate names of creatures Indigenous peoples believed in. Doesn’t that seem a little ethnocentric to anyone?

And the whole “indigenous magic but i can’t say which tribe” bullshit? Seriously? No, it’s not like we aren’t all thrown into a cultural stereotype by white people all the damn time.

So glad I never got into Harry Potter, or this could have been heartbreaking.

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If you ever wondered what cultural appropriation looks like, it looks kinda like this.

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I don’t have any energy left to rant more about this entire shitbundle of “no, leave your hands outta my culture” that is Rowling’s new venture. So I’ll just second what other Native folks are saying.

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And because it’s come up many, many times already: This is not the same as using Greek or Norse myths in fantasy, and if you try and make them equivalent you’re absolutely blind. Native Americans are still alive and still practicing their faith despite centuries of outside oppression; a wealthy white lady from across the Atlantic saying that all of their (“their” being a vague “all Natives are one culture” mess, which we’ll get into elsewhere) actual beliefs are just as much a part of her made-up pretend universe as all of her fictional nonsense is immensely harmful. It reeks of what can only be described as cultural imperialism.

This might be slightly more excusable if she’d actually done any research on actual Native American tribes beyond just cribbing from various disparate sources or if she’d been bold enough to say “Jesus was a wizard,” but that might actually offend the people she cares about.