A drawing of a veiled person with a tear in their chest 胸に裂け目ができたベールを被った人物の絵

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Hey yall this is your chance to show the trans community you really are an ally and you're not just saying it for brownie points!!

-Do not support ANY of this
-JK Rowling has said on numerous occasions that her income goes DIRECTLY into anti-trans legislation in the UK
-Seriously. NONE. Of it.

Digital art of a woman with antlers noticing the presence of a small creature indifferently. The woman’s dress and the creature’s body blend into the black grass they stand on.

2019 was also the year I drew my Antlered Woman for the first time! She was supposed to be a throwaway character, but I liked her too much.

This was called "Little Stranger"

Digital doodles of various critters from Bugsnax: Scoopy Banoopy, Kwebble, Bunger Ribblepede, Big Bopsicle, Crabble Cinnasnail, Shishkabug, Eggler

🎶 Kinda bug and kinda snack
Try to catch 'em in your trap
Feed somebody and you'll see
We are whatever we eat 🎶

Releasing another doodle page from the Patreon vault 🖌️
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Alex P. Perkins' art is stylized and cartoon-y, using a bright color palette of pinks and oranges. They draw themself with long, straight orange hair, a soft pink skin tone, and an average sized build. Narration: In the sixth grade, my best friend said to me: "I don't get why boys aren't all over you!" Colleen, age 13, says to Alex in the hallway of their school. Colleen's long brown hair is styled elegantly, her eyes are lined with expertly applied mascara, and she wears a ruffled choker while her bra strap is exposed by her off-the-shoulder shirt. Alex, in contrast, wears a very baggy t-shirt and their long orange hair is just kind of 'there', not exactly scraggly but definitely not styled. Colleen continues, "You have basically -everything- a guy wants." Caption: fig. 1 "peaches" The diagram shows two upside down emoji peaches, pressed together like a bosom. Many arrows and one human hand point at them. Narration: She pointed to my boobs, for clarity. Narration: I was as socially awkward as anyone else, but there was still a lot to like about me. Alex, 13 years old, stands by the row of lockers in their school hallway. They look thoughtful and ill-at-ease as they cross their arms over their chest. Their long, baggy shirt comes past their butt and their flared jeans are decorated with flowers at the cuffs. Narration (each word is rendered with an artistic flourish to emphasis the meaning): I was creative, kind, fun! Narration: But from the moment I grew breasts, nothing else mattered. Two big round balls are supported inside a polka-dotted brassier, which is labeled, "fig.2 "big melons"" Scribbles of distress surround them. Narration: Girls started rumors. Boys were crude and cruel.

Narration: And then, in the tenth grade, my mom said to me: On an early cell phone which is oriented horizontally with a full keyboard attached, the mom's text reads, "We can schedule you a consultation for a breast reduction this year." Only Alex's thumb is visible on the keyboard, and their reaction of "!!!" Narration: I had waited YEARS for this moment! Alex clasps their hands to their heart, looking ecstatic. They wear a stripped long-sleeved shirt. Narration: All I wanted was to be smaller, for people to see ME - before they noticed the size of my chest. Alex stands in the exact same spot but now wears a dotted hospital gown with their arms down at their sides and looking shell-shocked. Narration: The consultation itself was less glamorous. Narration: After a routine physical, we ran through some questions. A doctor looks in profile down at the clipboard forms he is filling out. He has a stethoscope draped over his neck and sports an old-timey doctor light headband on his forehead. "Have your breasts finished growing?" The doctor asks. "yes." Replies Alex. "Is this negatively impacting your social life?" Continues the doctor. "Yes!" Agrees Alex. "Does it restrict your ability to exercise? The doctor says, without looking up. "YES!!" Alex responds heartily. Narration: We waited for our insurance to approve, and set a date.

Narration: The day of the surgery, my anesthesiologist was a nice woman with a smile full of braces. Narration: I was SO nervous. Alex's hand and forearm is shown resting on the hospital bedsheets with a medical tube taped down and inserted on the back of their hand. Narration: And then, she said to me: A woman with a surgical cap covering her hair and her medical mask pulled down to her chin says, "I find that the people who undergo this procedure are ALWAYS the most grateful with the results." Alex looks small and somewhat shellshocked at this news. Narration: It felt like an ounce of positivity that I was unused to. Not everyone felt the same way about the procedure as she did. Alex sits upright in their hospital bed, the tube attached to their hand, with a caption pointing at them declaring, "Me, 16. Very tired." They are surrounded by snippets of jumbled dialogue from speakers we can't see who are asking things along the lines of, "What if people notice? What will you say? How will you explain your scars to your partners? Are you sure about this? What if you worked on your posture? Can't you juts get a better bra? Want to trade boobs, haha, just kidding! Isn't this like getting rid of a gift? Seems like a waste."

Narration: After the surgery, I was ELATED. I couldn't stop catching myself in the mirror and smiling at how much LIGHTER I felt!* *Specifically, four pounds. Alex admires their reflection in an upright mirror as they try on a halter top with high-waisted pants. Floating dotted lines denoting the original distance their breasts used to extend past their body. Narration: I ordered a medium tshirt for the first time! An orange t-shirt is illustrated with excitement squiggles around it. Narration: My back pain didn't vanish; but it became easier to manage. An illustration of Alex's torso with the spine visible is accentuated with pain squiggles and lightning bolts. Narration: I found out I LIKED running! Alex's hairy leg and foot is shown in a running shoe, doing just that. Excitement squiggles surround it. Narration: And I could take a shower without looking down and feeling that sinking stone of DREAD. Alex takes a blissful shower, singing while they wash their hair with their eyes closed in total contentment.

@papyrjam.bsky.social gets a heavy subject off their chest in this story about their breast reduction surgery in this comic from our archive! 1/2 www.ohjoysextoy.com/my-breast-re...

A drawing of a coyote standing

A coyote from memory as my first test drawing after finding out my Wacom connects to my tablet. The faint marks are an issue of the tablet's sensitivity being constantly engaged, so that's where my pen has hovered- but kind of charming and a human touch
#coyote

I like to make up my own weird alebrijes 😌

I looked up recently what the success rate for LLMs tuned for doing accounting is because that’s an ideal use case and it was like below 70% which is super unacceptable, like if your accountant fucked up that much you’d go to prison.

NEW SPINOSAURUS JUST DROPPED HOLY SHIT THIS IS NOT A DRILL

a windows 11 menu showing "convert to adobe pdf", "ask copilot", and 4 more options that take time to load

windows 11 update: for the first time in my life, simply right clicking a file has a load time. unreal

A yellowish desert landscape. Purple moon. A vast draconic wyrm rises from beyond the horizon with three weeping yellow eyes. A small dark rückenfigur watches from the foreground.

Distant Screeching
#scifiart

Black and white art of Snoopy dressed as Guts from Berserk, swinging a sword through a bunch of skeleton soldiers. There’s a white logo that says “Snoopy.”

Another snoopy commission

friend pyramid

We’re horseposting. Post your horses

#invertebrates 🦀

THIS IS FRAUD!! In so many ways, this is evil and should be illegal and should get the whole scam shut down. The platform makes money based on how many users it has. Falsifying the number of users IS FRAUD.

Also, THAT'S EVIL!! It's digital necromancy. Like... digital zombies, digital slavery.

photo of me climbing into a person-shaped imprint carved into a big wall of snow

THIS IS MY HOLE! IT WAS MADE FOR ME!!

The Public Lending Right (PLR) Program It pays to have your books in Canada’s libraries! Learn more about the Public Lending Right Program

Canadian authors: the registration portal for the Public Lending Right is open now, I've been waiting very patiently to finally have a title to register, and promptly did so this morning. Don't forget to do the same!

publiclendingright.ca

This style of light doesn't really appear in animation anymore. You know it when you see it -- it's bright, hot and almost dangerous.

Our new issue explores the tricks behind it, and how one artist has revived the look for the digital age: animationobsessive.substack.com/p/dangerous-...

Colorful rainbow woman touching a rainbow slider that is during into paint blobs. The woman has rainbow hair, one rainbow braid, a white hoodie and red pants. Drawn by gdbee in Feb 2026

some rainbows for your workweek

Photo of my ye olde trans rights and trans knights stickers

Photo of my Jekyll's potion wooden pins.

Photo of my victorian mourning jewellery button badges set

Photo of my spooky bookshelf print.

obligatory shoppe is now open post to support me in my top surgery recovery! thank you so much! ✨💖🏳️‍⚧️

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A battle damaged Pearl hiding behind some crates and a metallic support. She wears a jumpsuit and tank top, clutching a hand-held flamethrower as a xenomorph slinks through the tunnel on the other side of her cover. The xenomorph does have a gem on it's chest, presumably Amethyst.

#StevenUniverse #Pearl #Amethyst

IF YOU'RE UNEMPLOYED IT'S NOT BECAUSE THERE ISNT ANY WORK JUST LOOK AROUND: A HOUSING SHORTAGE, CRIME, POLLUTION; WE NEED BETTER SCHOOLS AND PARKS. WHATEVER OUR NEEDS, THEY ALL REQUIRE WORK. AND AS LONG AS WE HAVE UNSATISFIED NEEDS, THERE'S WORK TO BE DONE. SO ASK YOURSELE, WHAT KIND OF WORLD HAS WORK BUT NO JOBS. IT'S A WORLD WHERE WORK IS NOT RELATED TO SATISFYING OUR NEEDS, WORLD WHERE WORK IS ONLY RELATED TO SATISFYING THE PROFIT NEEDS OF BUSINESS. THIS COUNTRY WAS NOT BUILT BY THE HUGE CORPORATIONS OR GOVERNMENT BUREAUCRACIES. IT WAS BUILT BY PEOPLE WHO WORK. AND, IT IS WORKING PEOPLE WHO SHOULD CONTROL THE WORK TO BE DONE. YET, AS LONG AS EMPLOYMENT IS TIED TO SOMEBODY ELSE'S PROFITS, THE WORK WONT GET DONE.

the Black Panthers were right

From: Cannon Fodder (1995), dir. Katsuhiro Otomo, Studio 4°C

This film was designed to flow without hard cuts -- the camera just goes and goes and goes

Two anthropomorphic lizards looking at each other. The first one has pink skin with darker spots and golden eyes. He is wearing pink robes with golden embroidery and jewelry. He is putting a hand on the other one's shoulder. The other one has blue skin with darker spots and blue eyes with glowing pupils. She is wearing a dark blue gown with puff sleeves and a thick veil decorated with blue lily flowers and silver jewelry. She has starry markings on her forehead, hand and chest. Valentine's Day art.

Don't forget to spend some time with your cosmic wife today! 🌌 #lightensnared

New update, including my reasoning that getting off US tech means deleting Uber and going back to taxis instead of jumping to another labor-violating ride-hailing service.

Ole, ole y ole la cartelería guapa de CNT Granada.

This sold in the art show at AC but OUGH I miss it a lot!
I hope whoever brought it home loves it as much as I do 💛💛

So it worked is what you're saying.