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Oh yay so glad they arrived safely!! And enjoy the Elphelt on the business card!! 🤘

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hey guys

Why am I catching strays as a Fire Emblem fan in an article about American politics

I genuinely cannot express how vital it is that you train yourself to recognize AI-generated images and videos for your own good because none of this is going away and many, many people are counting on you to fall for their shit

it's been repeatedly proven that giving people free money is cheaper than not doing it

Read bad art. Write bad art. Critique bad art.

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Remember how I said you should be making phone calls OFTEN to make your voice heard?

Do that. NOW. Cis people, if you consider yourself, allies prove it.

Demand your reps halt this shit. If you have a GOP representative remind them who they represent with outrage

www.congress.gov/members/find...

I'll say it again, Art is communication.

"Create for yourself" really means "Create art that communicates who you are." And one sided communication feels terrible. Commenting on peoples art/creations can be scary, I get it. But COMMENT. COMMUNICATE. We want to hear it. I want to hear it.

a perturbed looking wolf girl with an arrow pointing to her and a caption that reads: (more than a little frustrated at how people see her kindness and optimism as a sign of naivete rather than the result of consistently having her anxiety spirals and doomsayer thoughts proven wrong by many genuine people over the last two and a half decades of her life and that this is not the tactic of a fool but one of someone who has seen the effects that believing in the future and in other people can have on those around you)

its tough out there but so am i

I definitely care about more Lyn art and basically nothing else

Anyway, evergreen

The Benji Frogwater Fellowship of Treasurehunters in 1603 DR after their adventures concluded. Pictured are, clockwise from the top: Zavia Ildacer, Sea Elf Druid Benji Frogwater, Halfling Businessman (NPC) Ukko Al'Rakken, Aarakocra (actually Aaracrowkra) Fighter Melodious Chonk, Tabaxi Fighter Madelyn Bonzalez, Half-Orc Dancer Helja Heavensworn/Trueanvil, Dwarf Paladin/Goddess Toby Patch, Tabaxi Rogue Kylir D. Ten, Human Artificer Buford T. Ball (BB), Steel Defender/Perfect Inorganism

I wanna share this amazing piece of art with y'all. This is the culmination of a 4.5-year-long D&D campaign, a mural depicting our party and main quest-giver as a gift to our DM. Kudos to @rolltanksroll.bsky.social for being my co-conspirator, and the amazing artist @jadesnapart.bsky.social! (1/4)

the funny part is all I need is green horse ears and tail for cos. the funnier part is i was already making gold ship.

I'll draw uma lyn in a few weeks . need time.

lyn fire emblem doing gold ship's wonderful beautiful drop kick on your face from the cursed mobile game that was suddenly dropped I don't fucking know I don't know the beast took over inside of me

SIGHS

can't wait !! 🌞

Every day, I pray for a world where everyone is kind and respectful of each other, regardless of gender.

May unreasonable attacks against transgender people end🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

May today be filled with happiness and love for you all🤍

consumed by their own nostalgia

now you have to write it . that's the rules.

i dont care one bit for twitter and i wont go back, but this is really stupid whats happening here too. artists need a dedicated space to share their work free from the garbage these large companies try to enforce. art needs to be celebrated, not censored

democrats going "we had to vote for Charlie Kirk because we were scared of violent threats!" is objectively very funny to anyone online, where you regularly receive death threats for things like liking the wrong kind of pizza, or being a woman

it's so funny to see America's health insurance companies be like "look. If there's one thing we love it's denying you care. but we ran the numbers - and we cannot BELIEVE we're saying this - and it's cheaper for us to just pay for the vaccines than deal with you going to the ER."

4 frame comic. The author is looking at her phone ; Jimmy Kimmel is doing an intro to his show ; a cricket; the Kennedy Center with a Trump banner. text reads : Two months ago, Colbert was fired, and Trump declared "Kimmel's next". Now, following governmental pressure, Disney has pulled Kimmel's show from the air because of his "comments about the death of Mr. Kirk. And what kimmel said was so mild it would make mayo feel spicy. The joke that got him fired wasn't even about Charlie Kirk : We hit some new lows over the weekend with the maga gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them and with everything they can to score political points from it. Right wing entertainers have been crying about the death of free speech for years. In reality, they were just mad they couldn't be bigoted without consequences. Where are these people now? Free speech isn't about being able to disparage trans people freely, it's about being able to speak truth to power. And once you've lost it, it's gone.

Kimmel was right.

now is the time for every media personality to stand up and speak out, because what this shows is that nothing will save you

they’re coming for all of you, unless you’re a true believer your days are numbered and your bosses are eager to comply

do something you can be proud of on your way out

Not about moths or animals but I've been enjoying this book too. Has a chapter on a plant (the boquila) that mimics other plants, and the arguments about whether it's "seeing" them or not.

I guess I feel like you're anthropomorphizing the moth populations to be intelligent in a similar way to us. I agree you can read intelligence there, but I can't read any evolution as anything other than millions of generations iterating upon itself. This goes for all organisms.

Well with over millions if not trillions of generations, the ones that didn't look like twigs got predated on more easily. The smaller the animal, the faster genetic drift occurs. In that book I shared, there's a whole chapter describing how our own pollution can cause moth populations to drift.

It's called genetic drift