#undescribed text images

[canonkiller]

these are, he says, the kind of test results we see after a car crash.

[vaspider]

Literally me about 2 minutes ago before I ordered this.

I just looked up at @apocalycious with big eyes and said "it's oooonly eighteen dollars!"

(she said I could order it)

[capricorn-0mnikorn]

I use LibreOffice. And I love it. LibreOffice is also a suite.

[blended-ice]

Important screenshots from Yuri on ice, i would be overjoyed if people added their own important screenshots in rbs

[bugbluescreened]

I dunno why this easter egg stuck with me, but here you go.

"homestar = you".

[spookysplatt]

Hatchetfield as Reductress headlines (part 1 because there's a lot but part 2 will be in reblogs)

[capricorn-0mnikorn]

I was in college in the middle-to-late 1980s (right around the time that line goes vertical). And the plight of family farms was turning into a political football (Because of course it was).

And one day, I saw a bumper sticker in a campus parking lot that's lived rent free in my brain ever since:

"Don't complain about farmers with your mouth full."

corn mazes were invented WHEN???

[multi-lefaiye]

you ever fumble a twink so bad you have to kill him immediately

[touch-starved-lurker]

yayyy fellow charcoal enjoyer ^-^

YESSSSSSSSSSSSS CHARCOAL IS THE BEST

not showing my full pieces bc ✨internet anonymity paranoia✨ but here’s some bits i’m proud of in my most recent works

the full pieces don’t have such noticeable scratchiness, i swear lol

[hypokeimena]

one of the reasons i have not consistently done image descriptions historically is that it became an incredibly powerful and overwhelming moral ocd trigger. did i do it right? was i objective enough? what if i can't tell there's already alt text? (this was before there was an alt text button). did i make the punchline land? did i leave out an important detail? did i include too many extraneous details? and then i would get so hung up on these things, or about the fact that i described this image but not that image, or so on and so forth, until it became a stick that i was using to bludgeon myself which is like. not helpful for anyone especially including the people who need descriptions more than i do.*

anyway a big part of the fact that i am trying to do more of them now is largely that i am now psychologically resilient enough to use it as basically moral ocd desensitization for myself. the whole thing i'm doing is just tagging undescribed which has been motivating me to write more descriptions, but also gives me a bail-out clause for if i end up spiraling too hard to click post when i try to describe. and it has been going okay for me.

as an example. a real thought i just had to actively fight in my brain was: "what if it's evil to describe that wizard in the tree as like celestial seasonings illustration" and: 1. he is and i'm right about it. 2. that is an objectively stupid reason to have a meltdown. <- and then i can get over myself.

[cursedluver]

hi, if anyone is able to caption/image desc this i would be very grateful💖just a piece from the heart about how i’m really trying to embrace taking care of myself lately and see it as a pleasure and not a chore. my needs are not a chore to others, they shouldn’t be to me💖

[aroworlds]

I thought Trans Day of Visibility a good time to mention that I have a post collecting my stories with trans aro protagonists. I often feel disconnected from the aro community in that the (albeit very limited!) representation we celebrate and bond over largely depicts cis aros. Characters who seldom encompass, because they are cis, much of how I experience being aromantic.

In order to be seen as aro, I must push my transness into the shadows. The reverse is true in trans-centred fiction, where acceptance--by ourselves and/or others--is often demonstrated via a character's experiences of romantic relationships and love. Time and time again, I must choose which part of me to celebrate and which part to ignore: I can only be transgender or aromantic in the stories about which my communities express delight.

So this is a list of aro stories about gender and trans stories about aromanticism, because we deserve recognition as trans and aro.

[squoobest]

mama’s boy

[edenthebat]

Blackout Poetry

216 - man fell. he cried desperate, breathed strange, thoughts hell. he saw as darkness fell upon the light. he went, because he feared.

186 - voice, eyes, ears. move me, guide me; I am a puppet. Is it me you love, The girl who does not know herself? old, young, sea, individual, We speak against command. Hear it, how your heart leaps. run together, drawn together, the stars ebb and flow. Alas! cunning and cruel king; the rope was for them.

Both pages used are from the book The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and Other Stories by Robert Louis Stevenson.

Here is the link: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-strange-case-of-dr-jekyll-and-mr-hyde-and-other-stories-stevenson-robert-louis/1126932192

I have kept the page numbers intact if you would like to see the pages in their original stories.

I've been wanting to do some blackout poetry art pages for a while, and finally had enough time, motivation, and inspiration to do these last night. I'm planning on doing some more, so you might see those at some point too! I hope you enjoyed these <3

Program used: Autodest Sketchbook mobile app

[bugbluescreened]

was thinking about that plural SB headcanon... I couldn't help myself.

sorry if the colors are off, I colorpicked from the video I was watching, I believe 😅

[syn4k]