#ask blog art

[asterrioxs]

that's not a cap it's a visor

no fucking way really

[squaridott]

dumps IEYTD art and leaves

[googliplierirl]

me and @memento-morii-ua had the idea that sometimes the no-necked characters' heads will just... float away unwillingly, so this came to fruition- /j

[fried-eggs152]

Somethin for the ask blog

Including harry and Perry!

[firestia]

Little pony princesses 💗

[hatsterical]

Unoffical ask blog art!

Got art friends on discord, and we were pretending like we had an ask blog with ocs there. I am enjoying it so much I'm trying to consider how to get an ask blog going, potentially. Art speed would be turbulent though due to chronic pain and stuff, but I think it would be really fun for me.

He's lying guys.

She turns into a specific bat I really like : Ghost bat.

"We're not that toxic."

Her jacket is my favourite.

Owl.

They're best friends I must say. I'm thinking making an ask blog though. Idk if I will but I'm thinking of it a lot.

[tf2-ask]

hey BLU soldier, i bought this dress in the wrong size. but it looks like it'll fit you, so you can have it if you want it

artist: @cringefortress2

to ask question hit the ASK button!

[askinsufferableprick]

trick...

[twilightnightlight]

☼ -> (Such a small midsection...)

☾-> Coward.

[wkr-47]

How all you people? Do u like Slenderman?

"THE OPERATOR? WE'RE INDIFFERENT...ITS A VILE THING, BUT WE ARE TRAPPED TOGETHER."

[hiphoppitychopshop]

TRANSFORMER ONE STARSCREAM LITERALLY STUCK IN MY BRAAAAAAAAIIINNNN

[ask-trialduo]

don’t look now. theres a ten year old ghost child judging ur life choices.

[denblogsworld]

🔞click 👇👇👇

[blueskittlesart]

All children raised religiously are being abused. They're sweet now but in thirty years see who's voting for Trump Jr or who ever the fuck.

ok let's talk about it. for context i've been working with children aged 2-6 in both school and home settings for almost 10 years and have met kids raised in basically every major religion in the world. I was personally raised completely agnostic.

religion is not inherently abuse. religion is a moral framework. All religions have the potential to become high-control groups or perpetuate abuse, and certain religions are more prone to those issues than others. that does not mean that teaching your child about the god you believe in is abusive. the abuse comes when your religion perpetuates a lack of choice, which, as I have already explained, most of the religious children i have worked with are not experiencing. Religion at such a young age is often primarily about stories, which preschool aged children LOVE. The bible functions similarly to, say, a my little pony episode to these children, in the sense that it's a fun story they get to experience which teaches them an age-appropriate moral lesson at the end. (and by and large, these kids are only getting the age-appropriate stories and lessons. I do not know any evangelical children who are being taught about the rapture and i don't condone that kind of fear tactic, but again, that's not what's being discussed here. we're talking about RELIGION, not high-control groups that happen to use god as a mechanism to perpetuate their abuse.)

in that same vein, religion in preschool aged children largely functions as a moral framework, which, in certain situations, can genuinely be very helpful. the christian and muslim children I have worked with especially are very often the ones that are the best at resolving conflict. they understand the concept of "treat others the way you want to be treated" and they're able to articulate it to their peers at an age where their morality is still developing and children often think in very black and white, self-centered ways. With rituals like prayer, church, etc, at such a young age they tend to consider them bonding activities. they have friends at their church or temple. their entire family prays together in the same way an agnostic family may enjoy a family dinner. again, I'm not denying that these rituals have the potential to be used to control or abuse, but they are not INHERENTLY abusive. they're normal. religion is a normal part of life for a VERY large percent of the population. telling your two year old about heaven isn't inherently going to strike the fear of god into their heart. more likely it's going to make them tell their babysitter, very earnestly, that when they go to heaven they're going to bring their legos so that we can all play legos together in heaven.

it is very likely that you, personally, have people in your life who are privately religious and you never even knew, because religion is not inherently a public statement of identity nor is it necessarily conducive to fringe or radical beliefs. it is a part of the human experience. you need to learn to be normal about religion.

[fried-eggs152]

HEY LOOK!

A redraw of my old ask blog!

Ask phineas Flynn!!

[basslinegrave]

pin-up

b&w originals