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Posts by Jan Falk (ThistleArts)

I also grew up in post Soviet Russia and I had so much toxic shit internalised.
And yet, here I am.
People do change and a lot of stuff they think is their opinion is just something they wer told when they wer young by those they trusted.

12 hours ago 0 0 0 0

OMG I hear you.
There was a time in my life, VERY long ago, when I genuinely believed that transmen were men who were bad to women in their past life, so now they need to learn how to be a woman.
I caught that from another very religious person who was my friend.
And I genuinely told myself that

12 hours ago 0 0 1 0

Oh thank you!!!☺️

13 hours ago 1 0 0 0

TBH, my artistic range and style variation make me scared that people might accuse me of using that art theft machine, but thankfully, I was all this all over the place with my drawings since forever, and LONG before all this fuckery started.

23 hours ago 19 0 3 0

"How large is your artistic range?"

Me: "ouch"

23 hours ago 51 7 1 0

Hello rattling this again! I'm gonna be annoying and make sure this gets in front of you for a while

1 day ago 142 83 3 0

commission real artists.
do real artwork.
if you have hands but you can't draw, write something from the heart.
don't resort to a generative program to do everything for you, you lazy cheap motherfuckers.

1 day ago 732 157 24 5

Human artists! use only one piece to convince people to follow you!

3 months ago 339 55 4 7
Digital watercolor fanart of Hansry.  Henry carries Hans in a princess fashion through the snowy forest.

Digital watercolor fanart of Hansry. Henry carries Hans in a princess fashion through the snowy forest.

Hansry digital fan art in the style of medieval fairytales. 
Hans and Henry stand  in a gentle embrace. They are surrounded by  a forest and  an intricate border with flowers and yellow  birds.

Hansry digital fan art in the style of medieval fairytales. Hans and Henry stand in a gentle embrace. They are surrounded by a forest and an intricate border with flowers and yellow birds.

Digital art depicting my Victorian OC's Erik and Terence. Terence is horseback while Erik stand near the horse and kisses Terence's hand

Digital art depicting my Victorian OC's Erik and Terence. Terence is horseback while Erik stand near the horse and kisses Terence's hand

Watercolour artwork of My victorian OC's  Eric and Terence kissing passionately.

Watercolour artwork of My victorian OC's Eric and Terence kissing passionately.

It's my birthday today! The best gift for an artist is sharing their work!
Or if you feel like it, consider supporting my Patreon!
www.patreon.com/thistlearts
www.etsy.com/shop/thistleartsstudio

#art #fanart #mmart #mmromance #transmascartist #queerart

1 week ago 359 153 35 2
Digital oil artwork in the poster style  with two men in rococo clothes. On of them wears part male part female clothes and is visibly gender non comforming.

Digital oil artwork in the poster style with two men in rococo clothes. On of them wears part male part female clothes and is visibly gender non comforming.

A closeup of the previous artwork with more focus on the faces

A closeup of the previous artwork with more focus on the faces

I'm happy to finally post the full version of my artwork that I did for @taplingzines.bsky.social

#art #queerart #mmart #transmascartist #oc's

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Cover art for a 2nd book in the series called 52 HZ
It shows a young man with black hair and his eyes closed floating in water and a huge whale is visible behind his head. 
Another man with read hair is sitting in the director's chair in the front plane as if he's imagining the first young man as   his creative vision

Cover art for a 2nd book in the series called 52 HZ It shows a young man with black hair and his eyes closed floating in water and a huge whale is visible behind his head. Another man with read hair is sitting in the director's chair in the front plane as if he's imagining the first young man as his creative vision

Digital cover art of "Goldheart" MM romantasy by Tess Carletta. 
It features a knight guardian kneeling before a handsome dark skinned prince in an environment that reminds of a palace green house

Digital cover art of "Goldheart" MM romantasy by Tess Carletta. It features a knight guardian kneeling before a handsome dark skinned prince in an environment that reminds of a palace green house

Cover of "The Mage and his stolen prince" by J.E. Ridge

A young man in black clothes and long silver hair sits on a stone ruin. Another man with bright red hair sits  near his feet and  leans his head towards the blond man's knee.

Cover of "The Mage and his stolen prince" by J.E. Ridge A young man in black clothes and long silver hair sits on a stone ruin. Another man with bright red hair sits near his feet and leans his head towards the blond man's knee.

Book cover art in the style  of Old Hollywood Era yellow movie poster. 
The title says "When I'm in your arms" by Sarah Wallace & S.O. Callahan

Two men  in elegant suits perform a dance move when one holds another in his hands.

Book cover art in the style of Old Hollywood Era yellow movie poster. The title says "When I'm in your arms" by Sarah Wallace & S.O. Callahan Two men in elegant suits perform a dance move when one holds another in his hands.

Hi, #PortfolioDay
I'm a transmasc book cover artist for MM and achillean stories!
I focus on fantasy, historical and all sorts of elegant and romantic art!

1 week ago 161 65 4 2

Thank you so much, Sariel!!

1 day ago 1 0 1 0

Today's a great day to support some creators.

Writers and artists and creatives of all sorts: reply with a link to one of your works, if you'd like. And feel free to tell us about it.

Everyone: let's check through the replies and buy some creations and support some human beings.

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How Equilibrium Solved Dystopia's Biggest Plot Hole
How Equilibrium Solved Dystopia's Biggest Plot Hole YouTube video by Thinking Through Pixels

I’ve been saying this about the film for years, and it’s nice to see someone else with a similar take. I’ll take the validation.

youtu.be/69TCgmvRZQs?...

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Fossil Fuels Are Not The Future….

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Credit Union Survey β€” Free Speech Coalition

The Free Speech Coalition is serious about starting an adult industry credit union. Part of this is being able to show regulators that enough people would use it, so please fill out this form if you're interested!
(Yes, credit unions can issue credit cards!)
www.freespeechcoalition.com/survey

3 days ago 2911 2291 40 56

Yass!

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two minions are standing next to each other with one wearing overalls ALT: two minions are standing next to each other with one wearing overalls
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It’s infinite possibilities!

Like β€œthanks for inviting me to your butt”

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A paperback copy of The Voice of Wild Places on a fallen log, situated in a ray of dappled sunlight that falls across the characters faces.

The cover of The Voice of Wild Places by Noah Hawthorne.

Two men stand on mossy rocks, surrounded by ferns and other tropical foilage. Blue butterflies are perched on the rocks at their feet.

The man on the left has a cane tucked under his arm, and he stares at the world around him in wonder, an old 30s era camera held in his hands. He is dressed in boots, slacks, and a button down with rolled up sleeves and suspenders. His black hair is cut close on the sides, and long on top. He wears glasses, and has a joint dangling from his lips.

The man on the right has a map stretched out between his hands, but he is staring at his companion with a fond and excited look on his face. He is dressed in boots, slacks, a button down with rolled up sleeves, and a waist coat. He has a satchel slung over his shoulder, and a knife strapped to his belt. He has short but shaggy brown hair, and is missing the tip of his left pinky finger.

A paperback copy of The Voice of Wild Places on a fallen log, situated in a ray of dappled sunlight that falls across the characters faces. The cover of The Voice of Wild Places by Noah Hawthorne. Two men stand on mossy rocks, surrounded by ferns and other tropical foilage. Blue butterflies are perched on the rocks at their feet. The man on the left has a cane tucked under his arm, and he stares at the world around him in wonder, an old 30s era camera held in his hands. He is dressed in boots, slacks, and a button down with rolled up sleeves and suspenders. His black hair is cut close on the sides, and long on top. He wears glasses, and has a joint dangling from his lips. The man on the right has a map stretched out between his hands, but he is staring at his companion with a fond and excited look on his face. He is dressed in boots, slacks, a button down with rolled up sleeves, and a waist coat. He has a satchel slung over his shoulder, and a knife strapped to his belt. He has short but shaggy brown hair, and is missing the tip of his left pinky finger.

A paperback copy of The Voice of Wild Places on the leaves, situated in a ray of dappled sunlight that falls across the characters faces.

The cover of The Voice of Wild Places by Noah Hawthorne.

Two men stand on mossy rocks, surrounded by ferns and other tropical foilage. Blue butterflies are perched on the rocks at their feet.

The man on the left has a cane tucked under his arm, and he stares at the world around him in wonder, an old 30s era camera held in his hands. He is dressed in boots, slacks, and a button down with rolled up sleeves and suspenders. His black hair is cut close on the sides, and long on top. He wears glasses, and has a joint dangling from his lips.

The man on the right has a map stretched out between his hands, but he is staring at his companion with a fond and excited look on his face. He is dressed in boots, slacks, a button down with rolled up sleeves, and a waist coat. He has a satchel slung over his shoulder, and a knife strapped to his belt. He has short but shaggy brown hair, and is missing the tip of his left pinky finger.

A paperback copy of The Voice of Wild Places on the leaves, situated in a ray of dappled sunlight that falls across the characters faces. The cover of The Voice of Wild Places by Noah Hawthorne. Two men stand on mossy rocks, surrounded by ferns and other tropical foilage. Blue butterflies are perched on the rocks at their feet. The man on the left has a cane tucked under his arm, and he stares at the world around him in wonder, an old 30s era camera held in his hands. He is dressed in boots, slacks, and a button down with rolled up sleeves and suspenders. His black hair is cut close on the sides, and long on top. He wears glasses, and has a joint dangling from his lips. The man on the right has a map stretched out between his hands, but he is staring at his companion with a fond and excited look on his face. He is dressed in boots, slacks, a button down with rolled up sleeves, and a waist coat. He has a satchel slung over his shoulder, and a knife strapped to his belt. He has short but shaggy brown hair, and is missing the tip of his left pinky finger.

How they see each other, featuring dappled sunlight πŸ³οΈβ€βš§οΈπŸ§­πŸŒΏπŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ

Big shout out to @thistlearts.bsky.social because what do you MEAN this is my book and its so pretty I have recurring moments of being stunned even months later?

neshamapublishing.com/noah-hawthor...

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Photo of a yacht. The name is β€œwet and wild”

Photo of a yacht. The name is β€œwet and wild”

Photo of a yacht. The name is β€œButt”

Photo of a yacht. The name is β€œButt”

Yachts in our dock have real funny names

3 days ago 50 6 9 0

We need this in EU as well.

3 days ago 119 27 2 0

I don't recall any previous transformative technologies that had to be sold to the public so hard. No one in 1999 was going, "Guys. Cell phone? It's coming, whether we like it or not. I think it's important, FOR WOMEN ESPECIALLY, to learn about cell phone. So that we're not left behind!!"

3 days ago 12784 2913 275 265

Absolutely

3 days ago 3 0 0 0

It’s something you get to get used to if you’re an artist

3 days ago 1 0 0 0

OMG this image is PERFECT. like literally the embodyment of a feeling...
Thank you so much for your support!

4 days ago 1 0 0 0

Thank you so much! After I got my MS flare I recovered enough to do work art without missing deadlines but personal art is something that feel impossible to do on the level I’m used to. And it’s a very sad feeling.

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Thank you so much! In fact, it always helps to get such lovely support. Yes, my brain is in denial of what you say is true, but my heart feels warmer anyway.

4 days ago 0 0 0 0

Right?!
And no matter how many times you've been through this, no matter how much you tell yourself that it's normal, it happens to all of us regularly, it will pass etc it still feels awful. And there's tull that little voice on the back of your head that says, "and what if this time it's true?"

4 days ago 1 0 1 0

Oh yeah...*hug*

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