#also posted on instagram

[rosyrubi15]

love these little guys

[piptoost]

GUYS. I’m on the fence about it, I posted it on Insta and TikTok last night and I was like YES I DID IT IT’S LITERALLY HIM and now idk 😭😭😭 what do yall think does it look like Jon Matteson or do I have to tweak it a little bc I used a shit ton of refs BUT!!! Criticism is much appreciated as well as reblogs 😌😌😌

[thatonedemonnamedlucifer]

Briac from the LPS: Popular remake! @mlp-fever

[lettersagainsttransphobia]

An anonymous letter received as part of our project, featuring an honest attempt at drawing a lighthouse (as a reference to To The Lighthouse). There are also waves at the bottom. In the light shining from the lighthouse, it reads:

The first book I about a trans person I ever read was Orlando, by Virginia Woolf. My English teacher gave it to me after they found out I was trans. It was so beautiful to me, and we spent an hour after class talking about it. I just want to have those conversations, share my thoughts and experiences with someone who understands me. (He/him)

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Is there a particular book, or another piece of media, that has helped you to figure out who you are, or otherwise shaped your identity? Let us know by clicking the link in our pinned post—all submissions are completely anonymous.

[akinosenoragami]

I may change my commision sheet terms on vtuber models starting next year!

[autumnrose11]

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[salamispots]

dream wip

[marblegroves]

Let the games begin!! 💚💛❤️

[peaceandlove26]

my scary and twisted headcanons

[hurlyburlytopsyturvy]

when you get engulfed by a space-time anomaly and it forces you into therapy for the greater good

[swampybogg]

[piptoost]

Soooo here’s another dump!! It’s got a variety of things such as: my sad attempt at drawing Marc n Steven; my Moon Knight OC (again 😌✨) my artist-sona thingy; RANBOO???; and some Resident Evil 4 referencesssssss (I got it for Christmas and I am OBSESSED ‼️‼️‼️)

and then for context for the first and then the second pictures, I rlly liked how she turned out before I started drawing all the little details n stuff so I decided to take a picture in case I ruined it w said details lmao.

[abilai]

Little red flower for dianxia

[froggosalad]

Happy Hanukkah from the tight knit family :]

[lettersagainsttransphobia]

An anonymous message we received as part of our project. Transcript:

(They/them)

Who I am is sacred. Every day I spend under the sun I indulge in the sacrament of my existence. I find myself beautiful, for the first time I love who I am. No one will take this from me, no one has any right to my communion.

[autumnrose11]

’The One and Only Ivan’, by Katherine Applegate, tells the story of Ivan, a silverback gorilla, who has been living in captivity at the Exit 8 Big Top Mall. Ivan lives in his glass domain, and is, for the most part, content with his life despite its boredom. With the arrival of Ruby – a baby elephant – at the Big Top Mall, Ivan’s repetitive, humdrum existence is changed forever. When he suffers a devastating loss of one of his friends, and is bound by a promise to them, Ivan sees his ’home’ for what it really is – and consequently hatches a plan to help Ruby escape his fate. In some ways, Ruby is a reflection of what Ivan once was: naïve, innocent, forced into a life alien to the one she should have been living. She is the catalyst for his eyes being opened. Ivan’s natural identity as a gorilla has been warped and twisted into a version that fit human demands; to himself, he is both foreign and familiar. The only remnants of his time in the jungle are blurred, hazy memories that have been long repressed. As his tragic and forgotten past slowly unfolds, so do they. He lives with contented resignation of where life has taken him. Until Ruby arrives, he makes no attempt to escape the prison he’s been living in for 27 years, because it’s all he’s ever known. Ivan’s experience and relationship with humans is complicated: he has seen them be both cruel and kind. He knows not to tar all humans with the same brush. His perspective is a reminder that no matter how kind they can be, the fact remains that they do not fully understand animals, and never will. The book seems to suggest that sometimes, some animals are best left alone to thrive where they will. One of the most distinguishing features of the novel is the fact that each chapter contains one particularly poignant and hard-hitting sentence. It’s very much a children’s story, being an extremely light read and fairly fast-paced. Deep emotion is balanced with humour. It’s a bittersweet tale about friendship and freedom.