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link to bluesky post
In addition to how to turn various things, it includes:
Other useful AI Removal/Detection links
How to spot AI Hallucinations like a Reference Librarian (originally on Substack)
Library Freedom Project has a lot of handouts about AI on their Resources page
This is relevant to art also because it is becoming increasingly difficult to find reference images online during simple searches.
you can make nearly any object into a good insult if you put ‘you absolute’ in front of it
example: you absolute coat hanger
as well u can just add ‘ed’ to any object and it’s sounds like you were really drunk
example: i was absolutely coat hangered last night
#i was gazeboed mate #i was absolutely baubled
Meanwhile, “utter” works for the first (e.g., “you utter floorboard”) but somehow “utterly” doesn’t seem to work as well for the second (“I was utterly floorboarded”).
Utterly doesn’t work for drunk because it’s the affix for turning random objects into terms for *shocked*, obviously.
… huh. I thought that might just be the similarity to “floored”, and yet “I was utterly coat hangered” does seem to convey something similar.
I have to tell you, I am utterly sandwiched at this discovery.
Completely makes the phrase mean “super tired”.
“God, it’s been a long week, I am completely coat-hangered.”
Something is
Something is wrong with our language
Is it a glitch or a feature?
Feature
The reason your snacks are unsatisfying is that you need both carb and protein.
Carb starts your engine, protein keeps it going.
No carb, engine don’t start. No protein, engine dies out fast.
Easy carb add on:
Cookie
Fruit (canned or fresh)
Chips
Piece of bread
Popcorn
Crackers
Easy protein add on:
Nuts
Spoonful of nut butter
Cheese
Roasted chickpea snacks
Glass of milk (dairy or non dairy)
Small canned sausages or similar
Sugar in there.
I am pleased by people messaging me telling me that after adding a carb or protein to their snacks or meals they feel more satisfied all day. Yes, my plan is working. People are getting through their days with less hangry.
Well it being black history month is reminding me how I wanted to doodle something like this down for a while. Since it’s been a lil detail I always take notice of in drawings. These are very simple depictions but I hope it’s enough to give the general idea! Feel free to reblog
[Image description taken from alt: Drawing Scars on Brown/Dark Skin. The left illustration is how cuts and burns looks on brown and darker skin. Top level is the common depiction of using light pink to color it. So no melanin? typically not how most scars look. Of course there’s the condition of raised scars or stretch marks which could look lighter! Next row is showing how they are when scabbing which is reddish and dark. Third row is an aged, finished scar. Burns are marbled in look. They're darker than the skin tone. Last row shows how a fully or nearly fully healed scar, it's lightly visible but still darker than skin tone. Right illustration is a torso with scars with a diagonal cut to show the difference between left and right side. Left has pink light scars, healing? Or just an oversight? Right has darker colored scars. Normal. Same applies to top surgery scars. For recent surgeries that alter the areola, it is pink as it heals (nipples are pigmented on dark skin btw so it’s a weird look) After full care and recovery they’ll look normal (dark). End description.] @a-captions-blog

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Hi Cirice! I've been following your work for a while and I really admire you as an artist, so I thought it would be nice to ask you for some advice (since I'm an artist too).
Recently, another artist publicly accused me of using AI in my art process because 'I was clearly making mistakes on purpose in the sketch (even though you can see I redo the sketch a thousand times) and since my line art doesn't have as many changes as the sketch, it was clearly tracing.' After that, the artist blocked me everywhere.
I have process videos on my profile, but this artist usually talks openly about AI on her page and goes around hunting for AI accounts every single day. Artist friends told me she was out of line (she treated me like an animal; I'm Latin, like you, but I still don't know if it was xenophobia). I recorded my screen while doing my line art and everything, but I'm still terrified because I'm autistic and have severe social phobia, so I can't do live streams.
Anyway, I just wanted to know how you deal with these kinds of accusations. I've had so many panic attacks over the last month because of this, and it would be really helpful to get some advice from an experienced artist who has been through it :(
Hii! First of all, I’m so sorry you’re going through this :( The whole AI issue is complex. I understand where it comes from—I’m totally against AI-generated art and all that—but I’ve noticed that the rise of "artists" using these tools has also fueled panic and made people hyper-critical of details, errors, and styles.
Unfortunately, I feel like a lot of people are using this as an excuse for a witch hunt, pointing fingers at anyone and everyone. I’ve already seen cases where artists had to delete drawings or even their accounts just because someone decided to call them out for completely human errors.
I’ve been accused of using AI several times myself. Usually, I just ignore or block those people, since my work speaks for itself.
Things like posting short painting process clips, wips, tips on drawing techniques or studies, old speedpaints, and showing my portfolio and artistic evolution have backed me up and helped me avoid trouble.
It’s unfair—and sometimes frustrating—to have to prove your work is human; you aren't obligated to do so just because someone feels entitled to demand it. However, doing the things I mentioned not only proves your work is real but also showcases your process and growth as an artist.
Regarding your situation with this person, I’d simply clarify things in a post and leave it at that. Just state the facts and the reality of the situation, then ignore that person.
People like that often forget that humans make mistakes—and always will—yet they’re so brainwashed that they think any error is a sign of AI.
And the way this person is dehumanizing you makes their true intentions pretty clear.
I can easily tell you that... Just ignore it—even though I know that’s quite hard to do, especially since I understand how you feel. Feeding into their narrative will only keep things going, because that’s exactly what these people want: to harm others while positioning themselves as heroes or claiming the moral high ground. You have no idea how many people like that I’ve run into.
Just keep drawing and creating; go ahead and post your art—and the process behind it, if you like. Remember, you are under NO obligation to respond to someone as toxic as the person you mentioned. If it isn't you they target, it will be someone else; that’s just how they live.
Please take good care of yourself and never stop drawing or sharing your drawings. Do NOT let people like that hold you back or bring you down; this is the best advice I can give you, because throughout your entire life—in every aspect of it—there will always be people like that. Even though it’s tough and difficult, you can't let them hold you back just because they couldn't make it.
I hope this helps, and please excuse any grammatical errors I used google translate😭 a lot of hugs for you!!!<3
sherpas used to be treated like expedition partners that knew the land better than you because they were raised on it and now they’re treated like they are lowly disposable service workers setting up heated tents or spas for wealthy hikers who have no business on the mountain like they are collecting your nasty trash off one of the holiest and most sacred mountains in the world like do y’all understand that we see sagarmatha or mount everest as a living deity on earth while the rest of the world sees her as a conquest?
If you're a leftist who finds inspiration in the stories of the anarchist and communist revolutions, you also need to find wisdom in its excesses, it's cruelty and it's vulnerability to corruption. If you find pride in the history of the resistance movements against nazism, you also need to find introspection in the fact that many resistance members ended up raping the wives and abusing the youngest children of nazis the moment the power was reversed.
I don't trust people who only explore the pretty parts of leftist history. It doesn't lead to a realistic understanding of our past movements and it doesn't make us prepared to see the flawed, vulnerable and ugly in our current movements. Will you recognize and confront the rapist in your local group? How can you, if you won't even recognize and confront him across 80 years of distance?
Speaking as a childhood Harry Potter fan, the enduring persistence of its popularity including amongst adults is 100% because it is slop without substance.
It flirts with the idea of rebellion and emancipation from slavery but ultimately discredits those notions by having the rebel leader become a lead cop in the institution that was repressing him and by making emancipation seem silly.
It reflects the chauvinisms of a British aristocrat who offers an impossible narrative of an abused child escaping abuse through the purity of their Aryan magic blood. It’s a fantasy that doesn’t even pretend to offer catharsis or self-actualization, merely hundreds of pages of occasionally racist drivel about a special little boy who joins the SS after reforming them from the inside.
That’s why it has maintained such reverence - because it doesn’t actually offer a subversive story but the aesthetic of one while reflecting the conservative biases of the author. It speaks to a certain liberal perspective that is progressive only so far as the oppressed don’t hurt their feelings.
This is an official anti-JKR post!
do it grieving
do it while the ground falls out from under you; do it while everything you loved goes up in smoke; do it while the dream of your future is still burning embers around you; build anew on the hot ashes of everything you worked for; keep going, keep loving, keep living, even as all you want is to turn back (there is no turning back; it is gone already); do it through grief, which feels like fear in the body
do it grieving
The tag I have seen most often on this post is "I needed to hear this," and I am so, so grateful to have said something that was needed. These words came out of the depths of my own grief, and I am so grateful to have made this small connection with others in the midst of it. Grief is isolating and indescribable, but none of us are alone.
That said, these tags were what I needed to hear:
we're all gonna make it
it's okay if you can't see how yet. you don't have to believe in better. for now it is enough to just keep going, and eventually the path will emerge. you are not alone. you are not lost in the woods forever. keep going. I love you.

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i got lazy with the clothes
whoever's idea it was to have womens t-shirts have those tiny sleeves that go way up into the armpits must have done that maliciously
you’ve been moving around a lot? FATIGUE!
you’ve not been moving around? FATIGUE!
you’ve been standing? FATIGUE!
you’ve been sitting? FATIGUE!
you are simply conscious? FATIGUE!
you’re sad? FATIGUE!
you’re apathetic? FATIGUE!
you’re happy? Headache…AND THEN FATIGUE!
Ironically, being bombarded with advertisements 24/7 has made me LESS susceptible to the FOMO effect of limited time offers and discounts
To the Person Who Asked If I Was OK
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hey so filming people without their consent is weird. you know that right? filming people you don't know and they aren't aware of what you're doing is creepy. posting strangers online is fucking weird. we're too comfortable with doing it now for shits and giggles, chasing some sort of viral hit instead of reckoning with the fact that you posted someone who did not consent to their body and face being publically used.
we're being pushed these Meta Glasses as if mass surveillance of strangers is fun and normal! it's weird!!! there are already reports that people are using these to film women without them knowing and sharing it to communities who get off on this shit. who else knows who people are filming. these glasses with cameras are not obvious and that is dangerous.
more benches in museums
the benches need to have backs!