1994 Suzuki Jimny JA11
#art #illustration #CarArt #vehicle

the plural puppies lesbians wolves (WIP)

All of these make me happy; they're so good!

little icons for a personal project :P

im robin salamanding and my job is to draw HOT characters that I want to SMOOCH

a girl is holding a pink bag with a stuffed rabbit on it ALT: a girl is holding a pink bag with a stuffed rabbit on it

How the drunk taco bell got me the night before an exam I'm gonna fuck up

It's hard to feel sorry for people who get excited about putting evil people in power just because they think it'll always be about somebody else, and not them.

bird

Arapaima girl sketch

A drawing of a flame's silhouette with text inside it that reads "All you had to do was pay us enough to live".

Feels poignant.

Last Stand

Hitomi appreciation post
(she/her) 🐱🏳️‍⚧️

Acrylic pen drawing in a sketchbook of Pomni from The Amazing Digital Circus

Tried drawing the Pomster this time! #sketch #tadc

Sauna Wolp

a anthropomorphic pink rabbit with lower hip demon wings posing with her hand near her mouth and twisting her body with her knee up. she wears a revealing shirt with a bikini with bows on the bikini bottoms underneath, thigh highs, and demonias. the drawing next to her is a simple lineless drawing of her under her is text that says "BAD GIRL"

evil bunny named Heather
(she/her) 🐇🦇🫀

Midna CMSN

YAHOO !!!

happy bunny day

Article excerpt from the Chicago Sun Times, reading: HEADLINE: After primary loss, Kat Abughazaleh moves to boost campaigns across Midwest SUBHEAD: Abughazaleh said Thursday that she will help campaigns "integrate mutual aid and direct action into their races," across the country, "especially in the Midwest." STORY: By Tina Sfondeles | Apr 2, 2026, 4:36pm CDT "Fresh off a second-place finish, progressive content creator and former congressional candidate Kat Abughazaleh is scaling up her political network to help purple and progressive candidates in the Midwest - all while keeping her Rogers Park campaign office open as a mutual aid hub and community space."

Chicago Sun Times quote: Abughazaleh announced she will help campaigns "integrate mutual aid and direct action into their races," and she plans to help races across the country, "especially in the Midwest." Abughazaleh said she is working with partners to fund the project and plans to expand it to help other candidates. "But Kat, you lost your race. How could you even say that this model could win races?' Well I'm so glad you asked. We came in a very close second in a field of 15, beating out AIPAC and multiple established local politicians, and we did it with zero outside money," Abughazaleh said. "We brought in more first-time Gen Z donors than the DSCC [Democratic Senate Campaign Committee] the DCC [Democratic Congressional Committee], [Senate Minority Leader Chuck] Schumer, [House Minority Leader Hakeem] Jeffries and my next two primary opponents combined." Abughazaleh raised an astonishing $3.3 million in an anti-establishment primary race, which included avoiding newspaper and Democratic Party endorsements and using livestream events to solicit small-donor donations instead of begging big-time donors for cash. She also used that time to tell voters about her platform, which included universal health care, protections against price-gouging, more housing with federal incentives, climate action — and removing lead pipes. Abughazaleh said the campaign's framework for mutual aid - opening up her Rogers Park campaign office as a place for people to come for food, clothing and essential needs like baby formula — "was the No. 1 persuader to undecided voters."

Chicago Sun Times article excerpt reads: Part of her post-election plans also include increasing free community-focused events at the Rogers Park campaign office at 7016 N. Clark St. "By a long shot, people feel helpless and alone in the face of fascism, and the system is meant to make you feel that way. Authoritarians want you to feel paralyzed. They want you to keep doom scrolling. And instead, we came with a different offer," Abughazaleh said. "What if you join us for a park cleanup? What if you help us knit hats for people during a cold snap? What if you help us organize diapers for parents that need them?" Photos from campaign events showcased, from knitting mutual aid items to organizing with the Sunrise Movement to park cleanup days.

Defeatism? We don’t know her.

Our community support-based campaign model demonstrates a new model for politics and engaged a record number of young voters.

Now we’re not just going to keep doing that work. We’re helping campaigns across the country do the same.

the reason sharks keep biting the big undersea internet cables is if they do it just right, they get a flash of what traffic is going through the internet tube at the time. for most, its incomprehensible, but some shark "oracles" can withstand it, and pass information on to other sharks

👎🏻 Autism Awareness Month (1970)

🌈 Autistic People's Month (2026)

[ ANNE ART ]

makeshift-alarm-clock-that's-moderately-pissed-at-you

An air screamer dead on the floor in Kaufmann's introduction cutscene.

Kaufmann in his intro scene.

In a genius move to convey to the player that Kaufmann is an American doctor before mentioning it in dialog, the developers decided to have him introduce himself by shooting his patient with a skin condition several times in the examination room without getting off his chair.

a digital illustration in the style of a relief print depicting a black cat in a defensive pose holding a torn and tattered transgender pride flag in its mouth as it looks directly towards the viewer. the background is purple with some specks of blue and pink showing through, and behind the cat is a black midground resembling grass or flames. the top right corner features a box with a caption reading "T.D.O.V."

DON'T LET THE BASTARDS GET YOU DOWN 🏳️‍⚧️

#art #tdov #transart

The most effective way to prevent trans adults is to eliminate trans children. The far right understands this, so the focus of its anti-trans strategy is to create an unlivable environment for trans children. Trans people also fully understand this. The democrats and mushy center don't understand it and react as if it's just reasonable "adult" things like transgenderism be kept out of schools and kids' media. They act as if those kids aren't trans already, in the schools already

Trans people are a wedge. Attacking gays stopped working, so Republicans attack trans people to get at gays. Trans minors are the wedge of the wedge. They pick on the subgroup that can't defend themselves and which Democrats are least likely to stand up for To Democrats, this is a reasonable "compromise". Let go on the trans children, focus on the more winnable rights for trans adults. For trans adults this is obviously, axiomatically unacceptable because *we are all ex-children*. Anything done to children is something that was done to our past selves

Somewhere right now there is a ten-year-old child who is, for all practical purposes, me. She is experiencing something she cannot explain or yet understand. She is in an unfriendly environment (Texas? Alberta?) that does not help her understand, punishes her when she tries to figure it out herself.

When I see trans children being legislated away, I think: I care more about what happens to this child than what happens to me. I want her to reach forty-one without being broken and damaged, like I am from all the things cis people did to me. I want the next me to have a better life than this one.

This is my trans agenda

Porn is bad satire post

Werewolf huntress concept

crippling gambling disorder