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My favorite reblogs are when Fandom blogs will reblog my religious hot takes or Christian theology posts.
Because it’s always one of three things.
1. It’s just a random theology long post in a sea of fanart.
2. They post it with tags that imply they are coming out as a woke Christian to their followers.
3. It’s tagged with something like #Beedlesnorf would approve of this message. Like I don’t know who Beedlesnorf is but I’m glad he agrees with me.
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you know, whenever i see the stupid Simpson x Monopoly ad being shoved in between posts, it reassures me how right Bill Watterson, of Calvin and Hobbes fame, was to outright refuse to ever license his creative work for anything. god... if i ever made something as culturally significant as Calvin and Hobbes or the Simpsons, lord grant me the strength to hold out on that sweet sweet licensing money lest i too have to watch my beloved children hollowed out and forced to dance like gambling homunculi as well.
*this meeting could have been an email voice* this cgi could have been a puppet
Something that infuriates me to no end are vegans using their veganism as an excuse to use A.I
… 😒
Yes, the meat industry uses more water each year. Yes, being vegan does have a real impact on the environment. NO it’s not an excuse to use A.I without guilt.
You cannot have empathy for animals yet simultaneously be apathetic to the over one hundred MILLION people who live within 5 miles of a data center in the United States alone.
Brown, filthy water, constant noise pollution, light pollution, and many long term health effects.
That’s what you cause every time you use A.I, and yet you think you’re completely free of all guilt because you’ve lessened your harm in your diet?
Not even close. It’s disgusting. Do better
“Sometimes we’re praising God, and sometimes we’re bitching at God. And it’s nice that we can bitch at God and we see that in the tradition of the psalms of people bitching at God.” - My priest this morning
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New from JSTOR Daily: Meet Rollerena, New York City’s roller-skating Fairy Godmother!
In flowing gowns, vintage skates, rhinestoned glasses, and elaborate hats, Rollerena became a beloved presence in queer New York. She appeared at Pride marches and legendary nightclubs, using performance to create joy and make queer life more visible in public. During the AIDS crisis, Rollerena became an ACT UP activist and helped rally her community around creative expression and collective action. A newly digitized archive from Reveal Digital preserves the flyers, photographs, speeches, and collages that document her remarkable public life.
Read Emilie Hardman’s story about a queer icon who understood the political power of being seen.
Image: Leonard Fink. Portrait of Rollerena in the Street and Moving towards the Camera, from Christopher Street Liberation Day March, New York, 1975. The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center Archives. Reveal Digital. JSTOR.
I wasn't planning to make anything finished today. I just wanted to relax and enjoy the process, and painting some small cards reminded me that not everything has to be an ambitious art piece.
rocks n leaves next to a creek
For when I'm sick of my own bullshit
They call him Jimothy and he's round
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"fishfinder"
image description: a porcelain seal with simple blue fish painted on it. The fish on the seal's right half have black eyes and fins, and the fish on the left are blank silhouettes. The seal's right eye is filled with black, and the left is blank.
This was originally a part of a thing im drawing but I decided it might as well have its own post instead
phineas and ferb heritage post
Boat!
ID: a photo of a watercolour painting of a boat with a bright orange mainsail and green-blue jib. The boat is on the water with a pink sunset behind it. The painting is stuck to a Guided Hands assistive device which is being held vertically to facilitate the photograph /end ID
Prints now available - A5 and some A6 :)
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Capsicum intestina
Watercolor and colored pencil on paper
Known today as the basis for adorable trinkets and collectables, Kewpie dolls and cartoons were a wholesome cultural phenomenon. Artist Rosie O'Neill described Kewpie as “a benevolent elf who did good deeds in a funny way" in her autobiography.
Wholesome though they were, O'Neill also used her Kewpie characters to promote women's suffrage, critique elitism, and advocate for marginalized communities. In particular, Kewpie lent celebrity to the suffragist cause and helped reshape feminism in the popular imagination.
Image: Special Collections at Johns Hopkins University. Kewpie: Votes for Women. 2019-08-15.
