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Portrait of Helen Beatrice Myfanwy Hughes, daughter of Billy Hughes, Prime-Minister of Australia (1931) by Philip de LĂĄszlĂł. Private collection.
#billy hughes#australia#philip de lĂĄszlĂł#female portrait#female portrayal#1931#circa 1931#painting#oil on canvas#oil painting#art#artwork#20th century art#early 20th century#20th century#art history#history of art#europe#1930s#1930s style#1930s fashion#decade: 1930s#1930s vintage#portraiture#politicians#political figure#british art#british painter#hungarian artist#hungarian art
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#aiart#mythological figure#greek mythology#gender swap#hades#art#female portrayal#ai#lore#underworld#digitalart
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my martha knight au in a nutshell:
Danny/Martha: see up here?
Danny/Martha: *taps skull*
Danny/Martha: intense psychological damage
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Danny/Martha: *upon finding out she's pregnant*
Danny/Martha: oh my god i cant be a mom, I'm fifteen and homeless--
Danny/Martha: im going to be a terrible mother--
Danny/Martha: i live in a cAR--
Danny/Martha: what if the baby inherits my powers? Oh no--
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Danny/Martha post giving birth: i've only had Bruce for a minute and a half but if anything were to happen to him i won't even need to fuse with Vlad, I'm razing this goddamn planet to the ground myself
Danny, to Baby Bruce: you are the last remaining thread of my sanity. I'm going to give you the world :)
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Danny/Martha prior to getting pregnant: Fuck it, if everything in my life has led to this moment, i'm allowed to make one stupid decision. I'm getting drunk and getting laid
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Danny/Martha while Bruce was a toddler: i swear to fucking god i am going to kill the next person who talks to me--
Bruce: hi mommy!! i brought you something!!!
Danny/Martha, immediately flipping on a dime: hi baby!! what do you have?
Bruce, a weird child like his mother: a spider :)
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Danny/Martha, talking to Falcone after he made an unsavory comment at her and Bruce: If you ever come near me or my son again, I will dig up your shithead father's corpse and make you eat his skin.
Danny/Martha: do you understand me
Falcone:... crystal, ma'am
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Danny/Martha new in Gotham: *getting mugged*
Danny/Martha: *grabs man's arm*
Danny/Martha: I AM GOING TO BREAK YOU IN HALF LIKE A TWIG, FUCK BOY, DO YOU HEAR THE WORDS COMING OUT OF MY MOUTH--
(she then proceeds to terrorize Gotham's night life for the next extended period of time, mostly unintentionally)
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Danny/Martha: Danny Fenton?? No. you must be mistaken, my name is Martha Knight.
Danny/Martha: this here is my littlest knight, Bruce.
Danny/Martha: I made him all by myself :]
#if martha could become the joker in one timeline if bruce died then she had to have SOMETHIGN going on up there mentally. im all for it#im a 'martha wayne may have been secretly batshit' truther. subscribing to bruciemilf's portrayal of the wayne parents#danny fenton is not the ghost king#dpxdc#fem danny fenton#female danny fenton#martha knight au#dp x dc crossover#dpxdc crossover#dpxdc au#dp x dc au#dp x dc#giving danny fenton psychological issues since 2022 folks#points at marthadanny: she's a hot mess with unprocessed trauma and psychological prblems. she's hanging on by a thread#LISTEN TO AFTER ALL BY CHRISTINE EBERSOLE THAT SUMS UP MARTHADANNY ENTIRELY#bruce your mom is even crazier than you. how is that possible. her trauma has trauma.#marthadanny: i dont wanna talk about my feelings OR my trauma i want to raise my son. go away#martha: who knew that being a child hero without any support would result in deeply rooted psychological issues and paranoia in spades#marthadanny: im fine (<- experienced liar. is not fine. please god someone restrain her before she claws someone's eyes out)#she has eyebags the size of the savanna and wields red lipstick like a weapon. she's going to rob a rich man blind. she has a baby to feed#what would a mother not do for her child? what heights would a mother not climb.#and you're shaken to your soul with an ache that you cant erase. like the tears you never cried but still keep scrubbing off your face.#there's a pain you cant imagine. the little talk that keeps you wide awake that somehow turns to bold determination that you wont ever make#the same mistake. so you've got to feed your little future and ensure her talent poise and charm might just grow up and save you after all#fun fact bruce and danny's birthdays are exactly one week apart. danny is Feb.12 and Bruce is Feb.19. take that as you will :)
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Actually wait ok i'm not done. i'm actually so serious abt this. I think that a large part of the reason i got attached to metroid when i was younger is because it was the first media i discovered where the main female character was allowed to look like this:
and like. people thought she was cool. BOYS thought she was cool and I had never seen boys think a female character was cool before, much less want to be like one. she had all these interesting traits that I had only ever seen in male characters (person of few words, calm and ruthless bounty hunter persona, highly respected for skill, her appearance isn't mentioned Ever, etc etc). and that was formative for me and my relationship to gender i think
#metroid#talkin#sorry to explain it in such âboys vs girlsâ terms lmao it's just. this was my experience#also probably a big reason i get so squicked out by zero suit portrayals#because like. that cool trope subversion gets stripped (lol) away#and it's like ânoooooo look she really is just another hot female character underneath!! she's a Woman guys!!!!!â#and it's weirddddddd it's so weird. not Wrong in any way just really really not my thing#i saw boys stop wanting to BE her once the suit came off#anyway. TIME FOR THE DAILY METROID RAMBLE
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i find it frustrating when people conflate criticism of drag and its culture with intolerance for gender nonconformity. men putting on exaggerated facsimiles of women's bodies and acting out the most offensive and regressive stereotypes about us for entertainment is very different to a guy who just likes wearing skirts or women who shop in the mens section
i was a very nerdy teen and went to a lot of conventions, where crossplay (dressing up as a character of the opposite sex) was common, so i know men can dress up as women and perform in character without being offensive. i also have no issue at all with guys who want to dress up as barbara streissand or whoever and sing and dance, it's the caricaturing of women's bodies and minds that offends me and other feminists
the hatred of women is a feature of drag culture that can and should stop
#radical feminism#radblr#drag critical#i'm not offended by someone wearing the 'wrong' clothes i'm offended by their portrayal of women through their drag personas#i''m sorry but it is hateful to say your female persona is catty and dumb and dick obsessed#women have been fighting to escape these degrading stereotypes for centuries#also the ones who put on massive hip pads and fake boobs...its just mockery of the female body#crossdress to your hearts content just be fucking normal about women#txt
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I love Steph's origin as told in the Secret Origins 80 page giant- I just overall think it strengthens her character by giving her a lot of pathos and adding to her heroism (which isn't something writers were focused on in her actual intro in detective comics #647 since she was just meant to act as a plot device back then) BUT there is one tiny detail in it i will begrudge, and that is the portrayal of her having a minor love at first sight moment for tim
Secret origins 80 page giant, ID in alt
(or well, technically this was their second meeting in that story (the brick was the first) so...love at second sight?)
Mostly because Stephanie showed no interest in her introduction and only showed romantic feelings towards Tim AFTER this moment here:
Robin (1993) #4, ID in alt
Straight up the progression here goes:
The adventure in 'tec where they first meet -> Tim investigating the same crime scene as Steph -> she beats him up not knowing it's him at first, apologizes but says he shouldn't have scared her -> he remembers her/the moniker she goes by -> they talk about plot for a few pages -> Stephanie starts flirting
Robin (1993) #4, ID in alt
Which...is so fascinating to me and says so much about Stephanie. She highlights the fact that Tim "remembered" her. Like. Steph. Girl. This is our bar? It's sweet but kind of speaks to how much Stephanie is ignored at home/how little and sporadically she's shown interacting with her peers (and rarely ever the same kids twice). Her idea of peak romance is just...being on someone's mind even when you're not there.
Kind of also adds layers to Steph's proclivity towards jealousy later on, a manifestation of her insecurity and loneliness (though don't get it twisted, she's not written this way bc Dixon and co think it's an interesting character flaw, they wrote it bc they think it's an inherent character flaw of (particularly young) women/girls, which is very apparent in how he approaches Ariana's character as well from what I've read)
Also the fact that Steph becomes so smitten for Tim almost immediately after this is (a few issues later she aggressively flirts with him during AN ACTIVE HOSTAGE SITUATION. WHERE SHE'S THE HOSTAGE) again is kind of a mixture of kind of funny and sad. One boy is nice to her once and she's fully ready to wife him. Girl you are deranged (affectionate) (concerned)
#ramblings of a lunatic#dc comics#stephanie brown#tim drake#timsteph#meta#< ??? ig#robin 1993#made this post and forgot to finish. saved it in drafts. saw posts that annoyed me. proceeded to finish it#the subset of fans who think they're doing a righteous feminism by giving steph more flaws than she has in canon...headaches#yes flawed female characters are important representation no i dont think you projecting chuck dixons conservative values onto her-#-is doing her character a great favour. if so you need to commit to the bit and make tim a stone cold nark /j#sorry okay im done vaguing. there's real things going on in the world that matter. the bad take is the mind killer etc etc#anyway the zero to 100 progression of early timsteph is fascinating. on the one hand i know it's mostly a product of its time#both in terms of portrayals of romance (esp teen romance) and partially of women and girls by dixon (not extremely boy obsessed-#-but there's a. dark shadow of the boy crazy trope. a gentle whiff of it in the air. just a little)#but bc this aspect isn't blatantly/egregiously author bias i choose to analyse it#i could also analyse how steph in general is portrayed as liking guys she can't/shouldn't have a little#(her crush on the much older detective in bg2009 and also tim a little bit w/ the secret identity thing)#(but that's a whole other discussion. also that aspect of the romance in bg2009 is. also a little sexistly motivated-#-and also dropped part way through to an extent so like..not exactly ripe for analysis)#ANYWHO i love you Steph <3 you're unwell and yet so adorable and compelling Steph <3
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Lily Evans and the Tragedy of Poor Character Writing: How She Could Have Been Interesting but Was Reduced to the Moral Compass for the Men in Her Life
The way Lily is used as a moral instrument for the male characters prevents her from standing on her own as a character with individual depth, aspirations, and personal struggles. While we see hints that she has agency and a personality beyond her relationships, these moments are fleeting and sacrificed in favor of reinforcing the menâs journeys. This lack of consistent development reduces her to what feminist criticism calls the âmoral arbiterâ or the âredeeming womanâ trope, where a female character exists mainly to define or âpurifyâ a male characterâs storyline. This phenomenon is particularly evident with Lily, whose interactions serve to validate or critique the men in her orbit but rarely to explore her own motivations, desires, or struggles.
Lilyâs relationships with Severus, James, and Sirius reveal moral contradictions that could have added complexity if they were properly addressed. For example, her friendship with Severus is cut off for reasons that appear, on the surface, morally justifiedâbut she doesnât seem to apply this same standard to James or Sirius, despite their bullying and violence toward others. Her reaction to Mulciberâs behavior is harsh and unforgiving, yet her forgiveness of Siriusâ behavior (he comites attending to murder) as they get older suggests a double standard thatâs never examined. These decisions could have made her a compelling, morally gray character; instead, theyâre brushed aside to uphold her as a âgood person,â an infallible figure whoâs somehow always in the right. This sanitizing approach dismisses her potential for growth, change, and inner conflict, flattening her character to fit the role of a flawless moral validator.
Her relationship with James, too, suffers from this one-dimensional portrayal. The narrative pushes the idea that James becomes a better person because of Lilyâs acceptance, implying that he is redeemed not through personal introspection or growth but by âwinningâ her approval. This reinforcement of the idea that men can be âfixedâ or redeemed by a womanâs acceptance or love is problematic because it perpetuates the notion that women exist to reform men, placing responsibility on women to serve as emotional caretakers or moral rehabilitators. This is a trope rooted in misogyny, as it frames female characters as moral tools rather than individuals with their own agency.
Feminist theory critiques this kind of portrayal, arguing that it reduces womenâs roles to secondary functions in the narrative. Lily becomes a kind of ârewardâ for Jamesâs perceived growth, not a fully realized partner with her own arc. This approach reflects Rowlingâs broader struggle with female characterization, where women often lack agency beyond their relationships with men and are rarely allowed the depth, autonomy, or moral ambiguity afforded to male characters. By framing Lily as a moral gauge for Severus, James, and even Harry, Rowling removes her complexity and potential flaws, opting instead to present her as an idealized figure who serves primarily to validate the men around her.
The inconsistencies in Lilyâs portrayal have led to her being a divisive character for many fans. Sheâs often disliked not necessarily for her actions but for the incoherent, contradictory ways sheâs written, and this is ultimately a failure of Rowlingâs character development. Instead of being an empowered, nuanced figure with her own voice and flaws, Lily is molded to fit the needs of the male charactersâ narratives, leaving her motivations unclear and her personality inconsistent. This reflects Rowlingâs problematic handling of female characters throughout the series, where women are often defined by their relationships and reduced to supporting roles. Lily, as one of the most significant female figures in the story, suffers from this treatment, and itâs a major reason why her character often comes across as both underdeveloped and unrelatable. The narrativeâs inconsistent treatment of her is not a flaw of the character but a symptom of Rowlingâs broader issues with writing female characters, who frequently lack the autonomy, depth, and agency that would make them compelling and relatable in their own right.
And yes, Iâll admit itâLily Evans really annoys me, but itâs precisely because of everything Iâve discussed here. Sheâs been reduced to this saintly figure, this ultimate epitome of âgoodâ motherhood and femininity in the narrative, and itâs frustrating because her complexities and contradictions are glossed over or ignored. Lily isnât allowed to be fully human; instead, sheâs turned into a symbol, an idealized version of what a woman should be, stripped of the depth and nuances that would make her an interesting character.
Instead of exploring her flaws, her contradictions, or the ways she fails to live up to the moral standards she seemingly sets for others, Rowling chose to simplify her into a narrative tool. Lilyâs personal contradictionsâher selective morality, her double standards, her often unquestioned choicesâare brushed aside because they donât serve the image of âperfect womanhoodâ the story wants to project. Rather than treating her as a fully realized person with her own journey, sheâs treated like an object, a measure of how âgoodâ or âredeemedâ the men around her are.
Itâs this reduction that bothers me the most. In focusing on Lilyâs role as the moral benchmark for others, especially the men she interacts with, Rowling denies her the chance to be anything more than a tool for measuring their worth. She doesnât get to make mistakes and grow; instead, sheâs held up as an unattainable ideal, and thatâs not just boringâitâs damaging. It perpetuates the idea that women are there to serve as moral compasses for men, to help shape their actions and destinies, while never being given the chance to explore their own complexities or motivations.
This lack of depth doesnât just harm Lily as a character; it harms the story as a whole. The other charactersâ arcs are all defined by how they relate to her, which only highlights how little sheâs allowed to define herself outside of them. Lily could have been so much more than just the woman who inspires James to be better or the woman whose approval validates their actions. She could have been a flawed, messy, deeply human character. But instead, sheâs been turned into a one-dimensional ideal, and thatâs why I find her so frustratingânot because of who she is, but because of how the narrative chose to treat her.
#lily evans#lily evans potter#lily potter#james potter#severus snape#lily evans headcanons#harry potter meta#sirius black#i can be really harsh sometimes but i could also been an intellectual too#lol#not everything is about me hating characters i hate#sometimes is also me explaining why#feminism takes#women portrayals in harry potter kinda sucks#women in art#jk rowling#rowling female characters kinda sucks#ironic since she calls herself a feminist
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I'm gonna be honest, one thing where thai straight dramas & lakorns have bl & gl shows beat every time is that they're not afraid to mix their top actors in ALL the pairings. by having them not stuck in only one ship, it really builds up excitement about who they'll next be paired up with. like right now we're really getting yaya & tor and mai & film in two iconic historical lakorns and I'm LIVING for it. they collect all the co-stars in a way fixed queer ships absolutely cannot & for that, they deserve recognition!
#axelle rants#my cherie amour#the empress of ayodhaya#in other words I'm currently obsessed with both shows#not me going from thinking yaya couldn't act to her portrayal in my cherie amour being my FAVORITE female lead of all times#anyways#I do know bl/gl actors do straight shows where they get various pairings but it doesn't hit the same#these straight pairings hit so hard bc it's all huge top tier actors with a decade plus of experience behind them so their pairing is crazy#the only equivalent thing would be all the 20 top bl actors at gmmtv switching pairings every year#which we KNOW will never happen bc what earns gmmtv money is fixed pairings#anyways watch my cherie amour & the empress of ayodhaya <3
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A classical beauty by John William Godward (1861-1922). Collection of Fred and Sherry Ross.
#john william godward#godward#19th century art#19th century aesthetics#19th century#neoclassicism#academicism#english art#female portrait#female portrayal#neoclassical#painting#oil on canvas#1860s#late 19th century#history of art#art history#historical fashion#fashion history#british art#british painter#europe#european art#united kingdom#england#great britain#victorian#private collection#northern europe#europa
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Maybe it's just me and I just don't understand the arc. Or maybe this arc will get some grand conclusion I'm really starting to doubt. But like I'm sick and tired of Tashigi being used as Zoro's misogyny proxy. Like the "a woman swordsman could never beat a man" belief and trauma made sense for both Kuina and Tashigi and was a very valid fear way back in the East Blue when they were still fighting relatively normal people and had no scope of how big the world is
but at this point where there are literally 20 feet tall dudes and people can blow up a whole city with just Haki the only reason Tashigi is still weak is because she is being written that way. Which is really hard to understand because it seems now more than ever One Piece has been getting more and more strong female characters so I don't know why every time Tashigi is on screen with Zoro we have to rehash this. It's even worse cause all she does in the scene is prove Zoro right by getting in a fight that she can't handle and needing saving. It's such a confusing message and honestly doesn't really apply or come up anywhere but with Tashigi and Zoro (outside of that one time where Zoro yells at enel for blasting Robin because she's a woman which was weird because Robin's been in a lot of fights before but seemed there just so enel could point out just how ruthless it is.)
Hell with the exception of the G5 all being in love with her. She is treated like a regular character and not just "the woman"
It honestly feels like both Tashigi and Smoker got lost in the narrative and Oda just doesn't know where to put their arcs. It feels like she was being written to help Zoro overcome whatever mental block Kuina's death instilled in him about facing female opponents with his sword. But she is just sooooo far behind him it renders the point moot and strengthens his convictions (it's weird that he will literally crush a woman's face rather than use his sword and is the only reason I won't say he doesn't fight women he does he just seems to have a mental block about cutting them down especially if they fight with anything blade like) but also we've only ever seen him face female character he knows can't challenge him it would have been interesting to see what he'd do in a fight against someone like big mom, tsuru or smoothie doubt that will happen though. But here's to hoping for Tashigi to have an actual arc.
#I'm just tired of this woman in fantasy situations still needing to be physically weaker than men#not to actually explore misogny but just because#like one dude tried to argue that Maki is inherently weaker than toji because she's a woman#like what? we are talking about a world where a dude literally has infinity at his disposable biology doesn't matter#stop infecting it with your misogny#or maybe she has this huge final role Oda is the god of bringing back random characters and leveling them up after all#like we are talking about a world where there's a dude literally made of fire I do not want to hear about the biological reality#this isn't reality#youre female characters arent strong because they aren't written to be strong and that's a you problem#I like tashigi 95% of the time she's a great character. But can women just be âweakâ without it being because they are women?#can we just do that#been having so much fun in the mishanks/cross guild section of the fandom#I genuinely forgot how much the portrayal of women in one piece irritated me and was a big reason I stopped keeping up in the first place#here's my rant I guess#op#one piece#ranting#mini rant#roronoa zoro#tashigi#feminism#one piece women#I do like that it's a least alot better now with inclusion of more female characters#I do acknowledge that most of this manga was written in the early 2000s but come on Punk Hazard was literally not that long ago#one piece thoughts#women
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Irene Adler
from the Sherlock Holmes series (A Scandal in Bohemia) by Arthur Conan Doyle
#I debated including bbc sherlock irene partly because it may skew votes and mainly because she's a terrible portrayal of the character#steven moffat will see an actual strong female character and say 'damn is anyone gonna fetishise her under the guise of empowerment?'#and not wait for an answer#anyway. alas there are no good original illustrations of irene and I don't think any other adaptations are recognisable enough to include#but y'know. vote based on the original story#a scandal in bohemia#sherlock holmes#irene adler#arthur conan doyle#granada holmes#ritchie holmes#bbc sherlock#classic literature#polls#queer#new post
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2024 reads / storygraph
The Sword of Kaigen
standalone fantasy set in a rural mountain village at the edge of an empire that still holds traditional values, with families of powerful water/ice magic warriors
follows a powerful young heir who begins to question his beliefs about the empire when a new boy comes to his village from the city
and his mother, a housewife who has tried to forget her youth as a warrior and vigilante in the city since she moved back home to a loveless marriage
when thereâs a violent attack on their village that theyâre unprepared for, everything changes, and she has to embrace her old skills to protect her family and people
#The Sword of Kaigen#aroaessidhe 2024 reads#Iâve been meaning to read this for years and I finally got around to it! a really unique fantasy novel#I had always assumed this was ur average pre-industrial high fantasy and then was immediately hit with video games/tv in the first chapter#lmao. But overall (aside from the broader worldbuilding/politics) it is closer to the average âhistoricalâ fantasy narrative -#so I can see why I got that impression#Some really compelling characters and interesting narrative structure that went in some unexpected directions.#It really focuses in on one village and how devastating a single battle in a war can be to their people - and how much work the recovery is#I feel like most sff is more concerned with a single person and/or the whole war so this felt unique. did also mean that the pacing was odd#- it's a slow start; then thereâs a battle that must be hundreds of pages. The last section of the book feels a little too drawn out#and brings up random hanging plot elements that donât really go anywhere. But I think overall this works for the story.#also one thing I didnât love - cool complex interesting female character MC sure but also thereâs weird moments like:#the first scene we see her is all the housewives comparing their attractiveness; she keeps referring to herself as an old woman (when sheâs#and oh so meek and useless etc. And some of this feels like itâs part of the broader portrayal of the misogynist society#but some of it felt clunky or unintentional?#And then especially the end - when she and her shitty husband finally confront each other as equals and he apologises#she basically immediately forgives him and is like oh I was equally at fault because I am a meek woman who didnât try either#like him realising he was wrong (and her realising he had a reason for being the way he was) doesnât negate the fact that he treated her li#she acts like it was her fault for not trying too - when we have numerous examples of him berating her if she spoke up about anything?#like im glad heâs learning. but also that doesnât mean she needs to suddenly forgive and love him wtf#that's the only real thing that annoyed me though.#also btw that 5yo seems kinda fucked up. are you guys gonna do anything about that
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when i say "she's just a girl" i'm 100% talking about devi vishwakumar, rory glimore, princess aurelia, rashta, sumin, hermione granger + ginny weasley, and susie campbell
#devi vishwakumar#rory gilmore#ginny weasley#hermione granger#(the anti portrayals of them are... weird! to say the least)#(like wdym ginny is thought of as a âslutâ bc... she had 2 boyfriends?)#rashta#sumin mary my husband#susie campbell#i love susie campbell !!#messy not always morally sound female characters>>>
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Currently on the hunt for some more Bones-centric fics, if anybody has some to recommend Iâd owe you a bazillion marsh-melons <3 please and thank you :D
(For this round, I would prefer aos, but would still happily take tos. McSpirk or /OC or /reader would be best, but Iâll explore any pairing rn.)
#I love both versions of him desperately#but Iâm trying to explore the aos portrayal a little more rn#leonard bones mccoy#bones mccoy#cmo McCoy#Star Trek#star trek fanfiction#star trek aos#star trek aos fanfic#star trek alternate original series#star trek tos#star trek the original series#star trek tos fanfic#mcspirk#leonard bones mccoy x reader#bones McCoy x original female character#fanfic reccomendation#fic rec
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AND BEFORE ANYONE ASKS - YES, ONE VERSE OFFERS THE CLOACA AND IT'S LITERALLY JUST THE MAIN CANON.
#â§ïœ„ïŸïœ„ïŸâ§ | ⟠| : jude speaks.#tbd.#/whacks the CLOACA IS CLOSED sign on the door.#otherwise we follow female anatomy aside from vampire!verse.#coz it's my portrayal and i say so~#HOWEVER. . . things are open for discussion with partners.#and in general coz he's a fucking demon so like it's not definitive.#8))) THE MORE YOU KNOW
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Itâs me đŠ
#art#artists on tumblr#digital art#illustration#illustrator#illustrators on tumblr#artwork#female illustrators#my art#sketch#self portrayal
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