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Adult • she/her • Asexual • 🇮🇹🇭🇺 [same name on instagram, twitter and tiktok] I post art once in a sometimes

[tisthemarmot]

✅️ FLASH COMMISSIONS OPEN ✅️

LITTLE UPDATE:

Shamelessly announcing that I'm opening 3 flash commissions slots because I desperately need the new Tomodachi Life lmao

I'm offering 3 flat colored full-bodies for 20€ each

If you're interested feel free to dm me here on Tumblr, Instagram or Discord under the same name @tisthemarmot

[3/3]

Prices and details are shown in the pics and below the cut 👇👇

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● Lineart only

• Bust - 4€

• Half-body - 8€

• Full-body - 12€

● Flat colour

• Bust - 10€

• Half-body - 15€

• Full-body - 20€

● Shading

• Bust - 16€

• Half-body - 22€

• Full-body - 28€

◇ Due to time limitations I will only do simple, flat colour or blurred backgrounds for free

◇ Each additional character costs +50% of base price

◇ I will try and draw anything as best as I can EXCEPT for:

- Complex mecha, armor, animals, monsters and poses

- Explicit NSFW

- Hate art of any kind

- Anything I might be uncomfortable with

◇ Full payment is made upfront via Paypal. I will only start your commission after I receive the payment

◇ I will keep you updated about the state of your commissioned drawing periodically

◇ If you want to cancel your commission before it's finished for any reason, you will get a full refund only if my work is below 50% of its total progress

[tisthemarmot]

Hey you, [random internet stranger who could be from literally anywhere]!

Are you struggling with [problem that exists in many different countries and cultures but often requires local solutions]?

Fear not, for I, your humble tumblr saviour, have compiled a list of completely universal resources that absolutely everyone can access:

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[tisthemarmot]

I'm so glad Subnautica 2 came out so I can finally stop seeing the same fucking annoying ass comments asking for multiplayer under every single Subnautica post

[tisthemarmot]

For commissions, do you accept USD through PayPal? I was unsure if there was a way I could easily convert it :)

Hii and no worries! Paypal automatically handles the currency conversion, so even if you pay in euros it should show and charge you the equivalent amount in USD on your side :D I think there's a small fee because of the conversion rates though

[tisthemarmot]

✅️ FLASH COMMISSIONS OPEN ✅️

LITTLE UPDATE:

Shamelessly announcing that I'm opening 3 flash commissions slots because I desperately need the new Tomodachi Life lmao

I'm offering 3 flat colored full-bodies for 20€ each

If you're interested feel free to dm me here on Tumblr, Instagram or Discord under the same name @tisthemarmot

[0/3]

Prices and details are shown in the pics and below the cut 👇👇

————————————

● Lineart only

• Bust - 4€

• Half-body - 8€

• Full-body - 12€

● Flat colour

• Bust - 10€

• Half-body - 15€

• Full-body - 20€

● Shading

• Bust - 16€

• Half-body - 22€

• Full-body - 28€

◇ Due to time limitations I will only do simple, flat colour or blurred backgrounds for free

◇ Each additional character costs +50% of base price

◇ I will try and draw anything as best as I can EXCEPT for:

- Complex mecha, armor, animals, monsters and poses

- Explicit NSFW

- Hate art of any kind

- Anything I might be uncomfortable with

◇ Full payment is made upfront via Paypal. I will only start your commission after I receive the payment

◇ I will keep you updated about the state of your commissioned drawing periodically

◇ If you want to cancel your commission before it's finished for any reason, you will get a full refund only if my work is below 50% of its total progress

[4ofcrows]

scammed

[takajoppari]

first post, kinda nervous

//starting off strong w some skifter

[galacticcrash]

Do you remember the first RANDOM* shiny Pokemon you've found?

Yes (tell me :V)

I think so? Maybe? (tell me anyway :V)

No :(

I've never found a random shiny

I don't play pokemon

Voting ended onNov 17, 2025

*by random i mean non-scripted, not hunting for it actively, you're just wandering around in any game and you just found it somewhere

(tell me the game too, not just the pokemon :V)

[tisthemarmot]

Big shoutout to one of my favourite NINAH characters <3 Keeping this guy alive till the end of my first run might be my biggest flex so far, even if I still got a bad ending

[robotsandramblings]

absolutely love it anytime Zeb appears in new star wars projects because i love the fans' reaction,, it's just these two emotions in literally the same breath:

[tisthemarmot]

Obligatory Mafia edit since I finally replayed the og after 15+ years and checked out the remake for the very first time

[sztivan]

[iliothermia]

Given their presence in my childhood I really thought I'd run into one of these by now

[byrpakh-sem]

Just random og. Sam head

[byrpakh-sem]

"Our business has rules.."

[velvetcloak]

[kuromi-hoemie]

Al Jazeera does have a better article about it, full text is under the cut

‘They murdered young people’: Nepal’s Gen Z anger explodes after 19 killed

Nepal’s PM resigned on Tuesday as protesters set buildings on fire. But calls for broader change are growing.

‘Topple this government’: Nepal’s Gen Z protesters demand mass resignations

Kathmandu, Nepal – Pabit Tandukar was shouting slogans against Nepal’s government outside the country’s parliament building in the capital Kathmandu when he felt sharp pain cutting through his leg.

The 22-year-old university student was taken to the trauma centre of Kathamandu’s Bir Hospital on Monday, where doctors confirmed he had been hit by a live copper bullet.

“We were there for a peaceful protest. They were initially firing tear gas at us and we were pushing back. Suddenly, I was shot,” Tandukar told Al Jazeera.

At least 19 protesters were killed, and hundreds – like Tandukar – were injured after security forces fired live ammunition, rubber bullets and tear gas shells at youth agitators on Monday, after what began as a peaceful protest descended into violent clashes with law enforcement officers.

The killings have pushed Nepal into a political crisis. Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak resigned from the position on Monday evening, claiming moral responsibility, and on Tuesday, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigned.

But the thousands of young people who hit the streets of Kathmandu and other cities in Nepal on Monday, as part of what the organisers have called a Gen-Z movement, are demanding more – a dissolution of parliament and new elections.

The protests have erupted amid growing criticism of alleged corruption, and anger over perceptions that the families of the country’s ruling elite – including leading politicians – live lives of relative luxury while Nepalis struggle with a per capita income of less than $1,400 a year.

Then, the government last week banned 26 social media platforms, including Facebook, YouTube and X, after they missed a September 3 deadline to register with the country’s authorities under a controversial new law. That ban further raised anger against the government among young, digitally native Nepalis, though the government said it was trying to stop the use of fake online identities to spread rumours, commit cybercrimes, and disturb social harmony.

By Tuesday, though, that simmering anger and the protests it led to had exploded into even more violence, with the killings of civilians by security forces becoming the lightning rod galvanising youth, who returned to the streets for a second day in a row.

“The government should not have fired bullets at students,” Tandukar said.

‘This one is for KP Oli’

Joining the protest near parliament on Monday, Megraj Giri* aimed a stone at a CCTV placed on the northern wall of the legislature building in New Baneshwor, in the heart of Kathmandu.

The government had imposed a curfew – which was extended on Tuesday – but Giri was defiant. “This one is for KP Oli,” he shouted, referring to the prime minister, as his missile shattered the camera.

That’s not how the organisers of the protest had imagined things would turn out.

“We planned a peaceful protest with cultural events and fun,” said Anil Baniya of Hami Nepal [translated as We Nepal], one of the organisers, speaking to Al Jazeera.

“During the first few hours, it went as planned, until some external forces and political party cadres joined in the protest and agitated the armed forces and pelted stones.”

Organisers have not named specific parties or external agents whom they blame for instigating the violence. But it was when some protesters began to climb the walls of the parliament complex to enter that security forces fired back, Baniya said.

Some of the protesters who were hit were schoolchildren still in their uniforms – it is unclear whether they were among any of the 19 who were killed.

The Kathmandu District Administration Office imposed curfew in that part of the city, and Nepal deployed its army. Armed forces also entered the Civil Service Hospital near Parliament to capture protesters, and shot tear gas, causing chaos in the facility. Toshima Karki, a doctor turned member of parliament, was at the hospital helping the injured when she witnessed the attack.

“No matter what, the government should not have used bullets. They murdered young people,” added Baniya.

Until late on Monday night, videos also emerged showing armed police officers carrying out search operations in houses near the protest area.

Among those killed was Sulov Raj Shrestha, who was studying civil engineering in Kathmandu.

“He was always smiling and had a friendly behaviour,” Sudhoj Jung Kunwar, a friend of Shrestha, recalled, speaking to Al Jazeera. “I just found out; he had his GRE exams today.”

Kathmandu Engineering College, where Shrestha studied, posted on Facebook: “We mourn, we protest, we condemn…… Sulov…..your nation has failed you…”

Political analyst Krishna Khanal blames “sheer negligence” on the part of the government for the killings.

“The young people should have been handled well; even if they crossed the parliament building, there were other ways to control them,” Khanal told Al Jazeera.

The UN’s Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and Amnesty International have both condemned the killings and called for transparent investigations into the events of Monday.

Speaking to the press late Monday night, Prithvi Subba Gurung, Nepal’s communications and information technology minister, announced the social media ban was being lifted.

But while the ban might be over, it is the killings on Monday that have now emerged as the principal issue inflaming passions on Nepal’s streets.

‘We demand mass resignation’

While the social media ban drew global attention, many protesters said their grievances run much deeper.

“We need to kick these old leaders out of power. We are tired of the same old faces,” said 27-year-old Yugant Ghimire, an artificial intelligence engineer who took part in Monday’s protest.

“The government is on a power trip, there is rampant corruption, no one is accountable,” Ghimire told Al Jazeera.

The movement has found support from sections of the political class, including Balen Shah, the mayor of Kathmandu, who is also a popular rapper.

Posting on social media on Sunday, Shah wrote, “Tomorrow, in this spontaneous rally, no party, leader, worker, lawmaker, or activist will use it for their own interest. I will not attend due to the age limit, but it is important to understand their message. I give my full support.”

Meanwhile, before Monday’s protest, Oli was largely dismissive of the movement. “Just by saying Gen Z, one is free to do anything, just by saying you don’t like it,” Oli said to an audience of his party cadres on Sunday.

That approach appears to have backfired on the government. On Tuesday, as the government imposed an indefinite curfew in Kathmandu, protesters defied those restrictions to set the homes of several politicians on fire.

Organisers of the protests have now released a set of “non-negotiable demands” which include the dissolution of the parliament, mass resignation of parliamentarians, immediate suspension of officials who issued the order to fire on protesters, and new elections.

Protest leader Baniya said the movement would continue “indefinitely until our demands are met”.

“We now have more of a duty to live up to the expectations of our friends who were murdered by the state,” said Baniya. “We need to topple this government, we demand mass resignation and we want them out. This is our country.”

[defectivegembrain]

"I asked ChatGPT" well I asked Hermaeus Mora and that's why I'm trapped in Apocrypha for all eternity

[shitty-miraak]