Creeper Bait

Korean artist Jee Young Lee’s beautiful dreamscapes are living proof that you don’t need Photoshop or even a large studio space to create amazing surreal images. She creates all of these scenes by hand in a room that is only 3.6 x 4.1 x 2.4 meters and then inserts herself into the pictures. Some of these self portraits represent her own experiences, dreams and memories, while others represent traditional Korean folk tales and legends.

Kittens bust biphobia myths.

~ GIVEAWAY TIME  AGAIN ~

So! My last giveaway ended up getting cancelled and I felt really bad about it so I’ve decided to do another one! 

What you will get!: 

Items from WhatPumpkin and Topatoco 10 for first place, second place followers will get five, non-followers three and third place two for both followers and non-followers!

A brand new WACOM Bamboo Manga Graphics Tablet for first place

Plushies! Any plushie from any show as long as it has been made! Five of these cuties are up for grabs if you win first place, three for second and two for third

Wigs! Two for first place and one for second

Rules:

You don’t have to follow me but as this is a follower giveaway only followers can win first place 

REBLOGS AND LIKES COUNT 

Reblog as much as you like! But be wary of your followers, it might get annoying for them. 

Winners will be chosen randomly

No side or giveaway blogs, just to keep things fair. 

YOU CAN LIVE ANYWHERE TO WIN 

Feel free to message me and ask if you have any questions! 

This was an art project for school, the assignment being to do a piece on some social injustice. As a person who has been, is, and likely will be depressed in the future, I feel a strong shame when the topic of depression is brought up in a social setting, as if my struggle is some kind of a disease. The way depression is talked about is, for some reason, separate from the way physical injuries are discussed. My pain and injury is no less than that of someone with physical evidence that there is something wrong, which is absolute bullcrap.