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Xochi • 2D Animator/Illustrator • Mexican-American • 🏳️‍🌈 HNL ➡️PDX I don't check Bluesky very often, please contact me via email! Tags: #art ✨ xochitlcornejo.com ✨ xochitlcornejoart@gmail.com ✨ https://spaceagecats.carrd.co/

😈😇RIVALS 2 LOVERS What if we were an angel and a devil trapped in the eternal battle between light and dark or whatever but we also wanted 2 kiss Raw Paw t shirt design submission for the theme HEAVEN OR HELL 🔥🔥🔥🪽🪽🪽 you can get this right here on a shirt if you like: rawpaw.ink/products/riv...

A red devil and a light blue angel brandishing swords at each other against a black background. They are floating in front of a heart-shaped chain wrapped in a red ribbon, with a heart pendant and a bow dangling at the bottom.

Super late in sharing this but my friends and I had a show themed around the four seasons at Sonny's House in Portland last month! We all made risograph prints inspired by the different seasons, so I got to make ones for summer and winter. 🌞❄️ #art #illustration

A woman swimming underwater, smiling and looking downwards while surrounded by yellow fish. She is surrounded by a frame that looks like it's made of seafoam and surrounded by yellow stars.A person in a sweater, scarf, and winter hat holding a cup of hot cocoa, looking up and to their right. There is snow falling around them, and a single snowflake is perched upon their nose. They are surrounded by a frame that looks like it's made of snow and is decorated with coral-colored snowflakes.

Introducing the Hawaiʻi Island Photodex zine! A 12 page collaborative risograph printed zine featuring pairings of Pokemon illustrations and photography of Hawai’i Island by myself, Devyn Park, and Sarah Week. Zines were printed in Kona, Hawaiʻi at Pencil Urchin Press! #riso #pokemon

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try as companies might to project an illusion of business as usual onto this year's gdc, the reality of the show was anything but. game developers are feeling the squeeze from the industry's uncertain future and a country in rapid, violent decline. the anxiety was palpable. the vibes were off

"This year, what really took me aback was [questions during the panel about] ICE,” said Amaya. “'How is possibly being deported, even as a US citizen, affecting you?' Even our vice president, Diana Rodriguez, had recently traveled back from Japan with me, because we went on a fun trip, and at the airport she got stopped on her way in [to the US] because of her last name. Even the customs agent was like 'It's because you have a Latino last name.'"

"We brought it up at the panel, and other people started bringing in their experiences,” she added. “It's just so crazy to go from 'We're Latinos, and we love that. We're another diversity group that has its own feelings and thoughts' to 'Are we going to be fucking deported without legal and due process?'"

Not everyone made it to the panel—or GDC—unscathed.

"For the people that were attending from Latin America, a couple of them did have problems at the border,” said Amaya. “We had a couple of Panamanian devs who said that they got held for three or four hours, which is crazy because they're indie devs. What are they bringing? They were a little scarred by it, but they were trying very hard to be hopeful, because GDC is supposed to be this big place of opportunity, right?"
Aftermath@aftermath.site · 5mo ago

GDC was defined by anxiety about the future of the games industry and America, even if big companies didn't want to acknowledge it aftermath.site/gdc-2026-xbox-...

If you want to beat them, figure out how to organize a bloc of economic actors whose material interests are served by the transition. Organize a bloc with *more power* and then *defeat* them. That's how this works. You're not going to fucking seduce them with your clever verbiage!

I don't want to do a whole long rant on this, so I'll just say: the reason fossil fuels & other aligned incumbents don't want to transition to clean energy is that it will *damage their material interests*. And folks, they understand their own material interests. Really well!

before sharing information 1) read the article 2) examine your source (what else has the reporter done? are they real? what else is on the website?) 3) check whether any other outlets are reporting on it ESPECIALLY IF - it makes you feel something - it confirms something you already believe