#[di]

[evenamito]

guys Chris is so lucky like, wtf

[littlealienproducts]

Pixie Sewing Kit. PDF Pattern. by RosieTaylorCrafts

[sarahth2]

Hold on I'm starting to see a pattern here from Liam Vickers himself!

[unmeinoakaito]

@unmeinoakaito

[untuffonelpassato]

Gustavo 🫢

[heavyarethecrowns]

Diana, Princess of Wales Spam

[mrgnx2504]

[fallimentiquotidiani]

[askdiscordwhooves]

Today's guest artists are @canvascolt and  _thetinyvoid_

[Mod Note: In an earlier update with Warden there was a pony who looked eerily similar to Eighth Note save for two minor details. I just wanted to clarify that Warden's nurse is NOT Eighth Note and the pony's similarity to her was a funny coincidence]

[cokowiii]

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Should've turned back DUMMY

I'll do another 3 if theres like... 169 notes thingies??? yeah that ones harder to get

Omfg i gotta number these

I need coffee

[marzybarzyz]

Di again! Colored this to de-stress before a test

(referenced from @SylwiaS64561129's artwork of Di)

[shrimploverart]

*flirts with you by demolishing your undefeated record at arm wrestling*

old oc comic about my d&d ocs moms <3

[librarycards]

Today, I'm in conversation with my beloved friend and colleague SG Huerta. We discuss Failure to Comply (goodreads/storygraph), and with it, noncompliance in the face of eugenics, settler colonialism, & attendant restrictions of/on the collective imagination.

An excerpt:

[Failure to Comply] is an artifact of the bodies and selves “I” have occupied over the course of our –– myself and all of the others –– lives, especially as lived during the time of first-drafting. It is not the novel I would write if I were to write it today, and this is not a value judgement in any direction. This is a novel written by someone who is and is not me, who had and does not have breasts, who had and does not have a uterus. It was written by someone who, over the course of its creation, has become exponentially more disabled, not by their-my own choosing; it was written by someone who chose and continues to get more queer, more trans, more noncompliant with each passing day. Perhaps most distinctly, it was both written and not-written by someone who, as I mentioned in another answer, believed they had done the readings, but had in fact hardly scratched the surface. Just today, I read La Marr Jurelle Bruce’s How to Go Mad Without Losing Your Mind, a really complex, astute book of textual criticism that has itself given me an entire reading list. Sitting out there on my porch, I couldn’t help but laugh, because Bruce and others point toward a living, breathing lineage of creatives whose Madness exists in every aspect of their craft. I do not wish I had known the extent of this at seventeen, or even twenty-one. I am so glad I entered this territory unprepared, because this novel is also about me learning (that is, de-learning, un-learning) how to write Right.

[nocternalrandomness]

"The Six Pack" - Basic flight instruments

[unmeinoakaito]

@unmeinoakaito