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Khan Younis: A City of Displacement and Hunger🇵🇸🍉

Khan Younis… a city overwhelmed by displacement, suffocating under the weight of tents and silent screams.Families fleeing from one danger into another, with nothing but broken dreams and borrowed blankets.

Children are starving. Mothers spend the day searching for crumbs. Fathers are shadows of themselves, carrying pain they can’t express. No clean water. No food. No medicine.

This is not a page from history — this is now. In Khan Younis. In the dust and mud, among torn tents and empty pots.

Hunger is the only language left. The cries are loud, even if the world has stopped listening.

Please, don’t turn away. Every share, every donation can help.

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A little after Bionicle Day treat for y'all~

This is my MoL Takanuva and Makuta design. Makuta was a real piece of work to color and line tbh and while I might change his head design, I'm kind of liking how his entire body turned out.

And how could I not love my boy Takanuva? He's my fav and nothing will ever change that~ (right next to Kopaka)

This is the last of the six original Toa I purchased as a kid, and I feel kinda bad about that. Stone-themed characters have generally always sold less than the others. Some blame it on the color brown being too bland to be visually catching next to other characters on the toy shelves, hence changing it out for orange or… grey. Kudos to lego for at least attempting to find SOME middle ground of sorts with their G2 stone-themed sets. Pohatu is the most fondly-remembered Toa Mata in the hearts of many, and I am one of those people. There’s just something about his upside-down body, lanky proportions, scrawny arms, forward jutting head and giant hands and feet that strongly endears me to him, and I don’t really like how the Nuva armor “masked” this to a degree and made him look more like the other Toa. The fact that the most awkwardly-built, “misshapen” toa is the fastest (and one of the strongest, with natural strength comparable to Onua’s) of the team makes me wanna cheer him on. Pohatu’s the best.

It's been about a year since the last one... (characters listed in order top to bottom, left to right)

Just a very brief preview for something I'm cooking up, don't tell anyone.

In 1987, when Spider-Man finally tied the knot and married Mary Jane, Stan Lee held a real-life wedding at Shea Stadium as a publicity stunt.