Joan from PL. - Warsaw / aquarius - 14.02.1993 / 4w5 / “The Mediator” (INFP-T) / ICD-10: AvPD, F31, F33 / writing poems, singing, playing electric guitar & drums / feminist / antifascist / anarchist
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“One day the sadness will end.
But I don’t think today’s the day.”
David Lynch
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David Lynch (January 20, 1946 – January 16, 2025) RIP 🤍
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david lynch telling people in 2017 that you should accept trans people or kill yourself. he was so real for this.
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Rest in peace, David Lynch 🤍🕊️ January 20th, 1946 - January 16th, 2025
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A David Lynch Tribute in The New Yorker Cartoons by Navied Mahdavian and Ellis Rosen.
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Grateful for the work of David lynch being an inspiration to my art and also so much art that I love who was inspired by him
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Today is David Lynch's birthday, it's been 4 days since he has passed. His family requested that fans around the world take 10 minutes at 12-noon today, to sit quietly and reflect about him, his work, and how it may have impacted you. Meditate. And so I did. And I realized, without his work, I have no idea where I would be today. There would have been no Ah, He's Sick! without his influence- and without Ah, He's Sick!, my dev partner & wonderful friend Day would have never found my work. We would have never met, never became friends, there would have been no Smile For Me. There would have been no GREAT GOD GROVE. Without a doubt, no Be Kind, My Neighbor either. Donut Canyon wouldn't have taken shape the way it had. Perhaps it would have never gotten picked up by Cartoon Network, I never would have moved to LA at that time with my friends, met all those people out there, had all those adventures. I would have never met my partner, Val, whom I love with all my heart, who I've been with for almost 5 years now. Where would I be now, I wonder? Lynch's influence was so powerful for a younger Yugo. I said before, seeing his work for the first time felt like a missing piece had finally been found. He gave me the tools to express my abstract feelings, my abstract feelings of love for life & the world, to to seek goodness, that there is prevailing happiness underneath it all. That there is real evil, too, fear. And we can't pretend it isn't out there- man is capable of twisting life into hate. But that there is nothing more powerful than love, being alive, the indominable human spirit. We should all have a chance to experience that. That ideas come from a special beautiful place inside us all, something cosmic, ethereal. Storytelling doesn't need to be objective, diegetic, it is a an idea that you give feelings. And when people see those feelings, they can look within themselves, and hold onto their own feelings & interpretation of that idea. And it's beautiful. That's what art is all about. I really wouldn't be who I am today without David Lynch and his work. Absolutely no exaggeration. I can't thank him enough :)
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