Buffering

As of August 27th, 2020, it was revealed that Jake Parker (the creator of inktober) had plagiarized the work of black artist Alphonso Dunn in Parker’s upcoming book ‘Inktober All Year Long’.

Alphonso’s video breakdown of the similarities

Proof Jake Parker was aware of Dunn’s work beforehand (01-21-20)

Parker’s publisher puts his book on hold (08-28-20)

DeviantArt suspends their Inktober Awards (08-28-20)

Alphonso Dunn’s book: Pen & Ink Drawing

2020 Inktober alternatives:

so cad got his ass beat and his handmade wok taken

okay if you don’t know, starkid productions has donated 20k to helping BLM organizations and this week is asking us, the fans to send in donations they’ll match. this may or may not include individual donations being given by every member, but this is really important. especially because we all know that most of them can’t work right now and all of them have the same financial limitations and abilities as we do. 

this isn’t like a bunch of hollywood people donating spare money, there IS no spare money, but what can be given is still being offered. don’t sleep on that. that’s amazing and i’m grateful to know these people exist, so let’s not let them down. we got starkid homecoming to happen, we can rally around if all of us give something. i wish i could personally, but if you or something you know can, PLEASE, spread the word!

Mermay day 30

#how the turntables

“Patrick… I’ve never liked a smile as much as I like yours. I’ve never felt as safe as I do when I’m with you. I’ve never known love like I have when we’re together. It’s not been an easy road for me, but knowing that you will always be there for me at the end of it makes everything okay. Patrick Brewer, you are my happy ending.”

I just realized that this is like, the last time that we’re all gonna be here, like this. Soon I won’t be able to just come in here and say, ‘Hey’. I remember there was like a whole year that we didn’t even see each other… I’m just saying, a part of me feels like, I’m almost glad that we lost the money. I love you very much.

‘Love is a word you hear a lot here, not in the casual, hyperbolic, verbal air-kissing Hollywood sense, but the real emotion, the spiritual state, the intentional action. “No one ever talked to me about how this show was going to be written from love and about love,” says Catherine O’Hara. “It never came off as any kind of agenda. It’s just the world that Daniel would love to live in.”’

SCHITT’S CREEK (2015 – 2020) where everyone fits in