Z0mbie ☠️🌌

@z0mbienaut.bsky.social

Just a zombie trying to pull themself back together. Genderfluid/enby - they/he/she/whateva

I am a twitch ambassador but absolutely do not support any gen ai tools they are implementing and have been trying my best in any channels i’m able to voice this Unfortunately the gen ai toggle has been implemented and it is automatically toggled on- please go toggle it off ASAP

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Love has never needed permission from labels 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈 My emptiness of gender lets me see that clearly. Anxiety tightens around transgender lives right now. Why must their chosen bonds still pass through someone else’s gate? Why is the soul they claim treated as a request instead of a right?

Love has never needed permission from labels 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈
My emptiness of gender lets me see that clearly.
Anxiety tightens around transgender lives right now.
Why must their chosen bonds still pass through someone else’s gate?
Why is the soul they claim treated as a request instead of a right?

Rest well. Know that you are loved, appreciated & respected. Even if its just a stranger on the internet you dont even know and have never met. If you needed this, then this measage is for you. If you didn’t need this, same. Be well and be kind to yourself no matter how hard, friend. Take care ❤️👍🏾

Artists! I'm the DPI fairy here to tell you that DPI only matters if you are A: defining your canvas in physical dimensions, or B: printing. For A, your pixel resolution is the DPI number multiplied by the dimensions. A square 12 inch image at 300 DPI will have a resolution of 3600px by 3600px.

I used a lot more acrylic inks on this one, letting the inks pour and run across the paper and then painting over the top of them once they dried. I really like the effect! "All That Will Grow" Watercolor, acrylic ink, gouache, and color pencils.

A watercolor painting of two women embracing, surrounded by star thistles. One woman has star thistle spines protruding from her body and pressing against the skin of the other woman attempting to hold her close.
Julie Dillon@juliedillon.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Working on a new piece; thinking about star thistles, how in the western US they are an invasive and noxious weed that readily takes over land that has been disturbed and degraded. or something.

A pencil sketch of two women embracing, surrounded by star thistles. One woman has star thistle spines protruding from her body and pressing against the skin of the other woman attempting to hold her close.