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Mostly reblogs and some of my art

[yburesque]

Moving through the pov of my cats

[bethfuller]

word on the street is that there's an inprnt sale on. you could possibly buy a print of some kind.

[oceancentury]

Michelangelo's Moses sculpture. Carved in Carrara marble between 1513 and 1515.

[creekfiend]

I think we could really make inroads at dismantling the two gender system if we simply implement ranked choice gender

[mochironmochi]

Sailor Moon fanart <3

I'll be releasing the print with hot stamping on CCXP here in brazil! :) Come see me! <3

[isbergillustration]

tattoo it was very important to me to get in a dream

[yburesque]

by the end of this week we'll have moved into our new home

the majority of the week shall be spent in boxes

Its all very exciting

... but also Im a Cancer Sun about to move house with two indoor cats so please wish me luck 🫡

[treasuredplanet]

I think that when you're overstimulated you should appear kind of grayed out and no one should be able to interact with you like a locked character in a video game

[yburesque]

In the past two weeks I've watched Love Through a Prism, Primal, and Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein.

There isn't a ton of crossover between the three (...well actually there's a good amount of crossover between Primal and Frankenstein..) but an interesting shared theme that stands out to me is the human urge to record the moment.

In Love Through a Prism the artists are motivated to create by an urge to remember the moment. Lili and Kit want to draw faster and better so they can record the light and color of their world exactly as they see it.

In Primal, Spear often only finds peace and understanding when drawing or viewing stories on cave walls. Specifically the act of drawing these memories acts as a salve to his rage.

In Frankenstein, "the creature" only begins to acknowledge their experiences after learning to read/speak. Revisiting memories with the ability to explain and share his perspective is his first step towards joy.

I dont think these are the main themes of any of these stories, but I do think the act of recording and creating holds importance in all of them.

I'm dwelling on this because Im constantly looking for a reason to draw or write or share thoughts.

And I'm tired. I don't want to keep looking for a reason but I seem to need one to stay motivated. I just want to make things whether they matter or not. Just for the sake of recording whatever Im feeling in the moment.

But I don't think I can without feeling more purpose to it.

I'm trying to rewire my brain to accept "remembering my experiences" as my motivation. Wanting to record and keep and share. That should be enough.

[dazed-cherry]

📍Jordan

[rann-poisoncage]

[rei-the-head-shaker]

[yburesque]

my cats give each other "threatening sniffs"

[thatbitchsimone]

[srdcovka]

Worlds of Ursula K. Le Guin (2018) dir. Arwen Curry

[pinolitas]

real

[hypokeimena]

image description: tweet by Ethereal Trash Fire @/etherealraccoon, reading: look, before I work on myself, does anyone like me insane /end description

[chamerionwrites]

“Crystalline Light,” reduction linocut, 2025. By William Hays