Vitery

instead ask:

is it SINCERE

was it CATHARTIC

was it FUN TO MAKE

is it MADE BY ME

Bustle at the riverbank, somewhere in the heart of Samsara. Surrounded by lush, foamy hills, the overgrown edges of the reservoir shelter a multitude of creatures seeking a home and food here. The usually quiet landscape, diluted only by the sounds of wind and current, is today disturbed by screams and squeals. Sazael, standing on the rocky bank, is loudly indignant at the pack of green notters that took away his hard-earned prey.

I've definitely spotted a couple older people, but they were also from older drawings, so the way they age could be outdated by now.

Here sort of, I’ll have to do more detailed drawings later this is just kinda getting stuff out.

Muttreazik too (hidden under a read more if you don’t want to see an albeit very undetailed humanoid elder death). It’s a hot topic whether hospitals etc should stop muttreazik from doing this, since it’s a natural part of their life cycle and it can be more distressing to the individual to try and restrain them from carrying out an almost undeniable internal instinct, but either way they have protocols for the aftermath.

I gave Umbra a redesign, going along the same vein as Anqet’s design, except he gets a starface and little back legs to be a nuisance to boats with. He’s an abandoned catch-and-release of the Ladder when they were studying bioengineering in the Trench Stations along the rim of Hellmouth. He’s still got a dormant tracking chip floating around in his body.

Someday you will find me Caught beneath the landslide In a champagne supernova in the sky

Rejects parade wooo

+ a wip, because I think I have a new way of looking at the connection of the chest and waist in the Sentinels.

Trevor Noah interviewing Judith “Badass” Heumann

Judy Heumann believed in the inherent value of each disabled individual and would never back down on what she thought was right. Her friends and fellow activists remember her as a strong leader.

Judy Heumann

December 18, 1947 - March 4, 2023

She’s Jewish and born to immigrant german parents who migrated in the 1930s

She has been in a wheelchair for nearly her entire life due to contacting polio at a very young age.

Due to her wheelchair, she was actually barred from most schooling including kindergarten as her wheelchair was deemed as a “risk.” because it could be “in the way” if there was a fire.

She was the first wheelchair teacher in New York after suing when she was once again denied her license for the same reasons she was denied kindergarten.

She worked as the Assistant Secretary of Education for OSERS for 8 years

Her parents, especially her mother, were big parts in her becoming an activist as her mother Ilse was a community organizer and fought hard to get her daughter as much education as she could, it was her activism that helped her daughter and other disabled children be allowed to enroll in High School instead of being separated into a specific disabled school. (We don’t have time to go into all that but tldr; those schools sucked and its a genuine accomplishment disabled kids no longer have to learn in like, cramped attics that didn’t teach anything)

She was a founder of the organization Disabled in Action! She didn’t just organize sit-ins, she helped RUN the organization that was organizing them!

The president she butted heads with the most was Richard Nixxon, this isn’t that important I just know everyone loves when he gets dunked on

She helped CREATE THE INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES EDUCATION ACT!!! I cannot express to you just how important that is, if you have basically any kind of disability, this act is a big reason you were able to go to a public school instead of being shoved into a warehouse.

The Black Panthers helped with the 504 sit-in! They helped bring food because the organization also included black disabled people, and one of the members of both, Brad Lomax, asked for help!

She had a podcast! You can go listen to that podcast right now!

Honestly just check out her website in general

She also founded the Berkeley Center for Independent Living!!

Honestly I could keep going on but she’s genuinely one of my heroes and was an amazing person who it is not an underestimate to say changed the world for the better.

Dressing up toddlers is so hard... -.-"

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