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★ candid wip of my skroongles <3 im workshopping names for my vampire oc >:] (and then theres rave at the top mwehehehe)
★ goodmorning everyone ^_^ the morning is nice but its humid as HELL outside. literally in the devils armpit right meow.
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Happy Juneteenth 2026
For Juneteenth this year, I'd like to share some information about a woman who few may have heard of. Her name is Dr. Opal Lee and she is considered the Grandmother of Juneteenth. She is still alive today as of June 19th 2026 at 99 years old!
Known as the “Grandmother of Juneteenth,” Dr. Opal Lee was present on June 17, 2021, when President Joe Biden signed the Juneteenth National Independence Day Act bill that established June 19 or “Juneteenth” a federal holiday. Ms. Lee said on that day, “Now we can celebrate freedom from the 19th of June to the 4th of July!” Opal Lee was born in Marshal, Texas, in 1926 and moved to Fort Worth, Texas, in 1937. At the age of 12, her family’s home was destroyed on June 19, 1939, but she nor her family allowed that to deter them from making an impact in the community.
Keep reading: National Women's History Museum: Dr. Opal Lee
More resources:
Ted Ed VIDEO: What is Juneteenth, and why is it important?
Learn more about Juneteenth (Post by CreatingBlackCharacters, with WWC reblogged commentary)
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★ hello :) i have returned!!! ★
★ almost a year without posting 😭😭 woof. the year has been very transformative!! for my birthday i FINALLY got myself a photo scanner, i LOVE LOVE LOVEEE how pictures come out!^_^ im excited to post my traditional work and establish my internet corner :D
★ im working on an intro/meet the artist post, but for now i would like to show you an older piece i adore. :)
★ in case i lose track of time, i want to wish a happy juneteeth to my fellow black artists. days like these are SO important.. especially with the world actively burning down. 🤘🏾🖤🧟♂️
HELLO I LIVE (in an undead sense)- i finally finished this comm ive been rotting on (its for my bestie!^_^)
important images of the day
anyways heres a super cool sword i finished!!
trying to finish art pieces when im actively learning things that drastically improve my art (while also conflicting with said piece) is a terrible cycle im trying to break :sob
drew my friends cat the other day!^-^ silly meow meow meow meow meow (mewo)
Sinners studies in heavypaint
Kinetica Art Fair, 2012, featuring 'Pony' by Tim Lewis (video source)
edit: i feel the need to specify that this is a robot for everyone who's confused 😭
artin' and fartin' lowkey