Happy(?) Barricade Day everyone!
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Happy(?) Barricade Day everyone!
I made the Corinthe, or at least the shell⦠last year. But here it is again!

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Just some TGWDLM sketches because I watched it recently and oh boy I have not stopped thinking about it.
Coffin heist sketch from who knows when.
Pirate Bahorel and Enjolras! Also they are definitely about to get arrested (possibly leading to big amis breakout heist???).
Album cover for Javert? Also sorry about the lack of sideburns, I forgot them and then didnāt want to add them.

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Yeah, I donāt know. I think this is a western AU where Grantaire meets Enjolras after being thrown out of a bar window. At least thatās what it looks like.
This feels wrong.
In case people don't realize the full extent of what's going on, we are under siege in Minnesota. I live in an affluent, majority white suburb of Minneapolis, and ICE is all over the place terrorizing people. They showed up at the library, kitted out in their Temu tactical gear, and stormed it.
The library. Please let that sink in.
They've pulled weapons on legal observers and physically attacked them. They're threatening teenagers and children with death. One woman told a story at my, again, affluent, majority white suburban town's city council meeting this week of being shoved from behind so hard that she fell down by an ICE agent, who then said to her, "Stop touching me." A man, in tears and begging for our city government to do something to help our neighbors, described having a baton pulled on him. They're luring people out of their workplaces with lies about "hitting someone's car in the parking lot" and then abducting them. Citizens and legal residents are being detained. People are being racially profiled and snatched. A teenager (a US citizen) working at Target got dragged out and shoved in a car, then dumped a mile away in a Wal-mart parking lot, beaten up and crying. And all of this is after they murdered Renee Good.
I don't emphasize the demographics of my particular suburb to say "but this shouldn't be happening here, we have money!" but to illustrate that the Trump administration has declared war on a US state. Even if you stick your head in the sand because you're white and won't be directly targeted, ICE is running traffic lights, speeding, tearing the wrong way on one way streets, and causing nasty accidents because they think they're above the law. They think it doesn't matter who they hurt or kill, because they're being told straight from the top that they can do whatever they want to whoever they want.
We are all under attack, and this is coming to a city near you if we don't stand up to it. Please stand with Minnesota, as well as LA, Portland, Chicago, and every other place DHS has sent their COD cosplay gestapo. I don't know what that looks like for you but please, please, don't ignore this.
I live in Minneapolis. OP is not being dramatic. We will continue this fight, but please everything you can to stand with us because nobody in this country is safe if they get away with these crimes against humanity.
One month and probably a little nerve damage in my fingers later and she is done! Would do again. 10/10 very cool.
I need to fill up my poster wall and I canāt just be a normal person. Anyway, hereās a Grantaire original if he spilled some wine on it.

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Just Zoe and my fav silhouette character up on a rock.
What I see when Iām just trying to study
On a little Shosanna kick and got some new pencils!
Call me crazy but I think these represent Enjolras and Grantaire in a way.
The one in the left is pretty, revolutionary, and the colors of the French Flag. But it is also a huge mess on the back*
The one on the right is thick, green, and forever incomplete.
*also this is what the back looks like
The other day, my friend said: ādonāt bully the twink!ā And although it was not directed at me, I really took it to heart. So I threw the twinks I bully a little apology party.

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āLOOK SHARP, BUTTHEADS!ā I bellowed. āITāS WOMAN TIME!ā
On Thursday, November 6, the New York Times published an op-ed video criticizing the effects of feminism on institutions and warning of the dangers of ātoxic femininity.ā It briefly ran with the title āDid Women Ruin the Workplace?ā
I can answer that question: yes. Specifically, meāIām the woman who ruined the workplace. And, frankly, I had a blast.
From the moment that I, a woman, entered the workplace, it was irrevocably changed. And not for the better.
On my first day, I arrived with a hopeful heart, excited to serve our clients and become a member of the team. āLOOK SHARP, BUTTHEADS!ā I bellowed. āITāS WOMAN TIME!ā Things didnāt improve when I insisted on being called the Capān.
Little doodles of some of my favorites! Oh yeah, and Grantaire. Donāt know why heās there.