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@valdisrevives.bsky.social

Scrap and sketch art, literature and lyrics, boundless sarcasm and occasionally cats. Teach yourself something. 🤘💀🖤Joy is resistance. ***All copper wire used is 100% industrial scrap⚒️

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Valdís@valdisrevives.bsky.social · 2d ago

Coming to Rock Hill SC THIS WEEKEND ! ! ! At TheCollective art and consignment store off Oakland Ave, come hang out with the creators and nerds who are the ACTUAL cool kids of the world🖤💀🖤

Tan model on greenway bridge, hand displaying 2 large copper and gem rings in green, black, and white detail, with 3 bangles on the wrist and arm in copper twists and swirlsTan model in greenway, hand displaying 3 large copper and gem rings in black and white detail, hand rests on lichen covered bridge railing.Steel snap ring incomplete circle wound about with a hand twisted copper tree figure, curling roots and reaching branches swirl in the semblance of life against a dark desk backgroundTheCollective storefront sign, located in Rock Hill SC off Oakland Ave. Hours usually 8-10am until about 5pm Tues-Sat
Valdís@valdisrevives.bsky.social · 4d ago

What to expect from ValdísRevives commissions? Quality & personalization like this green adventurine & copper daisy for my partner's mom (she has the cutest ideas). We designed a piece in-between minimalist outline and 3D gem wrapping🥰 • VRevives is coming soon to TheCollective store in RockHill SC🖤

Full view of copperwire and green aventurine hammered petal daisy necklace, white braided cord connects to thepetals by handmade jump rings and on one side a hook clasp. No itching and pulling neck hairs to wear, the clasp is part of the design in front! Background is faded black work board and the stone makes up the flower's center. Two tiny leaves and a stem hang beneath the blossom outline in one long strand of formed wire.Before image: daisy petal shape outlined in one long piece of copper wire, the stone in its wire nest lies nextto the loose wireIn progress image: the stone sits perfectly at the center of the wire petal outline for a proportion checkCompleted daisy, side view, the edgesof each petal outline show hammered flatness that catches the light. The green adventurine at the center is barely tucked in by finite wire strands which stitch the entire piece together behind the petals. Hammered hook and links can be seen connecting the necklace cord in braided white cotton
Suzanne ✨🌑@tendermiasma.com · 5d ago

I love you all so much, what a joy it is to share the same timeline with such thoughtful people ❤️❤️ It can look like "big accounts" are untouchable sometimes but nsfw artists at any size are left particularly vulnerable for voicing opinions and I appreciate that you stick up for us too 💕

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Valdís@valdisrevives.bsky.social · 2w ago

Think very carefully on this concept. Then check the people who make you feel the urge to avoid upsetting. Then get the fuck away from them♡

Suzanne ✨🌑@tendermiasma.com · 2w ago

The best and most meaningful growth of my life has almost always come from doing things that are at least a little uncomfortable or a little scary. I think this is true for relationships too. If you try your hardest to make nobody mad at you, you will end up trying to please bad people.

Valdís@valdisrevives.bsky.social · 3w ago

Super stoked everybody: found a shop that just opened this year in my area, TheCollective. YES, fellow creatives, they really are a collective of makers who are fed up with the corporate struggle life, building their own community hub for folks like them, myself, & YOU🖤 Here's just some of the shop:

Pottery and jewelry by Maker's Hand, a large coffee mug and swirling floral shaped trinket tray on display on little wooden stands on a merch tableGorgeous hand carved, wood burned pieces on a wide shelf. Products in view range from charcuterie boards with cpu fish designs and chopsticks to sake bowls or cutting boards with dragon's eyesA peek from the side of the wood burned shelves to a large painting of rich warm autum colors, pale aspen trees overlooking a lakeOne of the backrooms of TheCollective shop has built-in wall spaces like a book book, but these are filled with beautiful driftwood sculptures that each hold at least one votive candle Corlboards and canvases are on the wall above the lower shelves hosting crocheted keychain character poofs and handmade jewelry To the right a cute table stands by a window, made of random slats of wood decorating white stacked milkcrates, with a cabinet door as its flat tabletop all white washed
Valdís@valdisrevives.bsky.social · 4w ago

State line between NC and SC... signs still lying about drugs in 2026 huh? NO IT IS FUCKING NOT And who the fuck has ever called marijuana "gas"... skunk is an odor, not good green. Fucking hell bullshit propaganda

Roadside billboard by Adams in which Keystone claims marijuana is addictive which is pure fabrication. If you got "hooked" on weed, your shit is laced with something else!! Sign reads: Image of grass, gas pump red leaf, cooking pot, and living skunk Words: "Whatever you call it, IT'S STILL ADDICTIVE!" Company: Keystone Billboard host: Adams
Valdís@valdisrevives.bsky.social · 4w ago

All history needs is enough redundancy to proove consensus. If that means documenting your own life like it's your full time job so be it. If it also means blasting the internet with counter-memes to the foppish fuckery that's taken over, well...🤷🏻

Dr. Lucky Tran@luckytran.com · 4w ago

I worked for New York’s largest medical center at the start of the pandemic. There were morgue trucks on the streets. They set up emergency medical tents in Central Park. Healthcare worker colleagues died. It is horrific that RFK Jr is on national TV lying that ICUs were empty.

Valdís@valdisrevives.bsky.social · last mo.

Spend your billions on feeding existing humans before reminding us how terrified you are regarding your own finite longevity💀🖕

Dr Kat Day (she/her) 🌕@chronicleflask.katday.com · last mo.

“This may be scary to some people… a dystopian future” Quite, Bryan. That’s why it’s been the plot of several SF horror stories and novels and more than one film. Horror stories evolved as warnings. You’re not supposed to hear them and think, ‘ooh, good idea’.