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🏳️‍🌈 Finn. 34, He/Him, Trans Masc. AuDHD.🏳️‍⚧️ 🎨 Artist. Writer.📓 🖤 Multi fandom and many ships!🖤 🖤 Check pinned post !🖤 🔞 Mostly SFW. Minors DNI🔞 ❌ NFT/AI/TERFS❌ NSFW Account ‪@sinninthedaylight.bsky.social Commission and other info in pinned post.

Artists: - Likes do not determine your value - It's okay to not create - Not everything you make has to be important or good - You can make things just for yourself - You're allowed to rest - You're so much more than what you make

Boy, do I want to draw and write, but it just isn't happening. Surgery and infection really took all the drive out of me these last few weeks. I even planned out a whole Orph comic, and it's not working how I want it to. 🤷 I don't think the fandom fixations switching often helps either.

i hate how much people care about their ships being "canon" now. spirk fans didn't publish zines full of fanfics in the 70s only for modern fandom to grovel at the knees of corporations and beg for things to be canon. use your imaginations, don't allow billionaires to think for you.

As many of you know by now, I am a math teacher at a poorly funded Title 1 school that specializes in educating students with autism and ADHD. I return to work for the new school year in 2 weeks, which means it’s time for me to shamelessly beg for help supplying my classroom!💛

If you’ve seen this article, you may be sitting with anger, pain, or just exhaustion at dealing with another helping of colonial nonsense. We feel a responsibility to speak back when these colonizing narratives show up, yet again, in such a prominent venue. endangeredlanguages.com/story/respon...

New Yorker article title "Sometimes It's Okay to Let a Language Die" with "Sometimes It's" crossed out in red ink and "IT'S NOT" written above it. To the right is text "A Response to The New Yorker" and the ELP logo.
The New Yorker@newyorker.com · 2w ago

The idea that we have a special duty to prevent the death of languages is instantly compelling to anyone who loves languages. But is it true? www.newyorker.com/magazine/202...

i'm so sorry to all the diaspora artists who worked on these new atla projects & brought their all to it bc they believed in the original series (which many of us grew up watching) only to be disrespected like this by whichever fuckass person put chatgpt in the public presentation slide & higher ups

It's not enough to be against AI, you need to be pro art. You need to be a champion of the art you love, you need to share that passion and joy, and do what you can to support the artists who make it, because it's not enough to hate AI, to hate what it's doing to art and media; you gotta love.