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“Everyone should be allowed to carry a gun for their safety but the government can murder you in the street if you have a gun” is an incredible endpoint for the conservative moment

The irony that the same people that advocate for the loosest gun regulations are the same people defending the excuse that the execution of a peaceful man on a sidewalk is justified because he was exercising the two rights that they supposedly champion. Sickening, they have no have no true values.

Got some new toys for Christmas. My dearly beloved gifted me watercolors, and a Pentel Pocket Brush. Never tried these before but trying it has been fun!

You're on a roll! I really like the colors and reflection. The aspect ratio of the painting really ties it all together.

I will always get a big happiness boost whenever Monster Hunter plays some sound effects from some of their old titles in event quests.

The tonal contrast is awesome! Feels like it's casting a shadow of judgment.

Office Blue Screen Brain burdens follow me home. When I do have the time I too also tend to do nothing. Keep on keeping Rabbit 🐇

Do cats dream of stinky fish?

They feel almost like floating flowers!

The worst is when you are using cash and have to strategically break your cash into brackets so you can make sure you don't end up with an odd amount of money that makes it difficult to buy more.

Reminds me of Edward Hopper's painting "Gas"! Really enjoy the soft lights of late night travel.

A patient and still subject.

The bubbling foam of the waves seem so far but I can hear them from my corporate cubicle; Makes me want to see the Pacific Northwest. I like the color choices between the creamy golden clouds, the bluish green waves, and the rocky green and brown of the coast.

The composition of the image along with the gold and red feel like it captures the game well!

I am impressed with the tenacity with which you have thrown yourself at your work.Take care of yourself, I look forward to continue seeing your art!

3/10 unless it's part of a whole laptop stand, extra monitors

The shades of red remind me of wet red rock from places like Zion National Park in Utah, USA. I really enjoy how the blended contrasting colors makes a nice focal point.

First day that in my neck of the woods we get a blanket of soft stillness snuggly laid over the colors of autumn. I don't think it will stick yet, the winter wanes against the rays of the pale morning sun like a shadow cowering from light. A great morning treat nonetheless.

a cartoon character says i do n't like food i love it ALT: a cartoon character says i do n't like food i love it

I don't LIKE over sized hoodies. I LOVE oversized hoodies

Very lucky to know someone working in the New York Times!

This gives me the same feeling as when I was young and I would look into the horizon with the desire to just walk forever in one direction.

I feel like I can taste the pieces that would come from the orange. The color and texture of the paint on the segments are great!

I appreciate how you have been posting the sketches associate with your finished work. It is useful and cool to see how different parts of the sketch are fleshed out to a full piece. Always enjoy seeing your art!

We have to take care of our communities in these terrible times. "...when I see an actual flesh-and-blood worker in conflict with his natural enemy, the policeman, I do not have to ask myself which side I'm on." - "Homage to Catalonia" by George Orwell.

More from "Homage to Catalonia" by George Orwell. "Whichever way you took it it was a depressing outlook. But it did not follow that the Government was not worth fighting for as against the more naked and developed Fascism of Franco and Hitler."

Finally reaching the end of "Homage to Catalonia" by George Orwell. "...the international prestige of Fascism, which for a year or two past had been haunting me like a nightmare. Since 1930 the Fascists had won all the victories; it was time they got a beating, it hardly mattered from whom."

I can feel the harbor breeze! Sounds like it would be fun to visit the sights, guided by that rock.

That's awesome! I look forward to seeing more of your work. An ode to Appalachia makes me want to listen to "A Quick One Before the Eternal Worm Devours Appalachia."

So far reading through "Homage to Catalonia" by George Orwell has brought me some joy through these tough times. Seeing stories of people rallying against Fascism and taking care of each other has made the past few days a bit better.