#they turned out so cool!

[husku-u]

I didn’t remember to take pictures on Halloween but-

Me & @sunsetwaffle345 went as NSH and Moon!

[ciearcab]

gouache falin

[mroddmod]

everyone be quiet i'm manifesting

[wasyago]

quiet hours

closeups under the cut :]

i really like these

[chloesimaginationthings]

Do you guys fuck with the FNAF books?…

[hinamie]

some quick jjk eye paintings

[thecindercrow]

Nimona (2012-2014) and Nimona (2023)

[nipuni]

Silence in the library

A speedpaint video of this will be available at my Patreon on february 1st!

[s7ven-art]

YOU ARE THE ANGEL THAT I COULDN'T KILL

[yudol-skorbi]

beautiful magical fey princess

[mienar]

close-ups of a commission i did a while back! 🌱

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[limbel]

🏳️‍🌈 day 3 ~ for the first time i feel

the crack appeared in the exact spot where the blade landed - it was small at first, but it kept growing and growing and growing

[eggwishing]

sans looking at ice or something

[uncanny-tranny]

Little things adults and older people can do to help younger people and children feel included, safe, and respected as an equal individual:

Ask before touching the young person - even for hugs. Ask before you take pictures of them, and let them see photographs of them before they are printed or sent to others (even family).

Apologize when you are wrong

Ask for a young persons thoughts on a subject, then engage with them after they have spoken

Demonstrate behaviour you want to see from them (see: apologizing). Say "excuse me," say "thank you," say "please" to them

Validate their feelings, even if they don't know how to express them just yet

Remember that this is the first time they've been alive, and that you've had way longer to "figure it out"

These are some things I wish other adults remembered when engaging with young folks. We so often forget what childhood felt like and how unfair it all was because we were often awarded freedoms as adults that we never had as children. These kids are equal to adults, and they deserve the same courtesy, respect, kindness, and understanding we give to other adults.

[little-pup-pip]

Could I get a board for a 10-12 year old tomboy girl, lots of outside playing in the forest and trees, loves animals and dinosaurs and cryptids…never done this before but I’ve recently realized I regress back to this age quite often so thank you <3

Here you go!!

[hinata-boke]

trick or treat