This captures something I don’t think I’ll ever be able to put in to words.
Oh how I love shaun tan.
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This captures something I don’t think I’ll ever be able to put in to words.
Oh how I love shaun tan.
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creation as an act of love. love as an act of creation
Week 2 of MaxFunDrive has begun! We’re streaming every day this week, you can check out our schedule here.
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i walk a fine line between “i’m asexual and i hate how much the world revolves around sex” and “sex is way too stigmatized and people should be able to be more open about it if they want to”
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I was recently in a pub, talking to a friend about their collapsed game of Dungeons & Dragons. I was somewhat frustrated by their tale of woe – perhaps the most common tale of woe. I imagined all these decades of people wasting time, just waiting for that one player to be free on Friday.
I decided to solve their problem by writing a patch for the 2024 edition of the D&D Players handbook.
There’s a PDF to download in the link
Print it out and slide it in after Page 8.
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no phone i did not “miss a call” i watched it ring the whole time
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Captain Nemo
I drew this piece in 2019, and although I can see lots of mistakes and imperfections, it’s still one of my favourite artworks
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i think people get so used to their own creative work that they forget how amazing it is so i’m making this post as a reminder You are the only person capable of making art the exact way you make it. nobody else on earth can do that. there are always going to be those little habits and intricacies and details that simply cannot be replicated whether it’s in writing or painting or textiles and you make life all the better for it i love my friends’ art i love art from strangers im trying to love my own art I LOVE YOU!!! THE PERSON READING THIS!!!!!!! YOU ARE A PART OF THIS WORLD NEVER EVER STOP MAKING THINGS THAT CAN IMPACT IT
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Anonymous asked:
Can I ask your thoughts on something art related? What is everyone's fuss with Vincent Van Gogh? I don't get what is so good about him and you sharing made me think to ask what I've always wondered about. I'm hoping this isn't an embarrassing or offensive thing to ask you. I do like some of his paintings, but I feel like I'm missing something that everyone else understands or appreciates and maybe I wasn't taught to recognize it.
It’s interesting, isn’t it? We have so many ideas and criticisms and conventions about what makes good art, and he seemed to break them all.
I think he understood loneliness. Maybe more than any artist before or since.
When you look at a painting like this—
—you can see it, I think.
There are no faces. No expressions. But it’s a bright, cheerful day on a family farm. Everything is full of life and warmth. A father has thrown down his shovel to catch his child. It’s love.
But his hands are what you notice first. Big, heavy hands. And they’re empty. Maybe they will be filled. We don’t know what will happen. We feel happiness only because of what we expect.
That’s what all the fuss about Van Gogh is.