If I’m Kindling, At Least I Can Feel Of Use

UPDATED: 8/24/20 COMMISSION INFO

Howdy guys, it’s about time I got around to updating my prices and making a nicer reference sheet with more of my services ! So, here it is!

Interested in a commission? Here’s what you should know:

Check my blog to see if my commissions are open! If it says yes, then don’t hesitate to dm me! After talking with me, please fill out this form!

Commissions can take anywhere from 2 weeks to 2 months depending on the complexity/size of the order, your place in the queue and other circumstances irl. You will be notified when any changes occur!

Complex designs may increase the base prices listed here.

Payment is expected up front, but if up front is not possible, then you may inquire about partial payment. Work will begin on pieces after payment is received. I will send updates throughout the process. 

You may post the finished piece wherever you want, so long as credit is given for the artwork.

For more examples of previous work, my commissions tag is here and my art tag is here 

Evening Jacket

c. 1890

silk, jet, linen

by House of Worth

We should all be talking about KOSA. The bill would mean the end of the open internet in the US, and it was just approved by a House committee for a floor vote. The act is ostensibly designed to regulate the age of social media users. However, it actually deanonymizes the internet and allows the government to sue LGBTQ+ websites.

Unsurprisingly, the Heritage Foundation is one of the main lobbying groups behind this push. They have publicly stated they want to use the law to restrict LGBTQ+ and abortion-related content. Blocking children under 16 from accessing the internet means young people will be isolated within their communities. They cannot discuss LGBTQ+ issues with their online peers. They could not request help to access abortion clinics. Senator Marsha Blackburn, who once personally sent the FBI to my doorstep to harass me, admits the law is intended to shield “minor children from the transgender [sic] in this culture.”

“The through-line couldn’t be clearer: destroying online anonymity is a way for government to be able to identify ¬— and ultimately punish — dissenters,” explains Ari Cohn, lead counsel for tech policy at the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression. The DHS has already subpoenaed hundreds of anonymous accounts tracking and protesting ICE. KOSA would make it even easier for the government to access your data.

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