Johnny Appleseed

*rotates you by 90 degrees in the 4th dimension thus causing you to be perpendicular to time as we understand it*

*rotates you again so now youre experiencing time upside down*

Please stop

No, no, I wanna see where this goes

Friendly October reminder not to put Spock or other Jewish characters in costumes with horns

to clarify: it is an antisemitic idea that Jews have horns (dating to a mistranslation of karan (shone) v keren (horns) ) which was perpetuated in art by the likes of Michelangelo. this is not a thing of the past–some gentiles still believe that jewish people have horns, and putting jewish characters in costumes/aus with horns is insensitive at best and also really fuckin gross

Just to give y'all an idea of how modern the horn issue is: My dad, when he went to college in the early 1980’s, was asked by someone who had never met a Jew before where his horns were. In the 1980’s. My dad was asked where his horns were. This was only 30 years ago. I have been lucky not to deal with that particular stereotype in my lifetime, but that was less than a decade before I was born. And I know other Jews in areas where Jews are scarce have dealt with this much more recently than the 80’s.

It would b cool of my non-Jewish followers to reblog this!!! Spread this bc it’s scary and real and you should know!

You did good Patricia

Imma set this on top again.

Encounter: the Uncanny Orb Bard (and his little friend)

If you support adobe DO NOT under any circumstances fucking click this link and download Adobe Animate CC 2019 . It would be A HUGE financial loss on adobe’s part umu please reblog this and spread it around so people Don’t download and get adobe for free and make them lose a bunch of money

@spudtasticart ;]

Is the last one an angel? It looks like iconography of the ethiopian orthodox church

I didn’t do any research before creating this design but it’s superbly interesting that you said that because I just worked with these concepts in mind: the experience of being a brown girl, sainthood, worship, and reflection.

That last masterpiece is on view at the The Colored Girls Museum……..Shout Out!!