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psssst! Where my silly lil creative black and brown queers at!!!
Please do check out and support this bundle, a lot of love and care is going into putting this together!
psssst! Where my silly lil creative black and brown queers at!!!
Please do check out and support this bundle, a lot of love and care is going into putting this together!
Hey hey! Guess who's got a lil #Kofi shop!!!
After yesterday's market I genuinely wanted to cry so bad (emotions are still very messy 4 me). I never thought people would look at my art with so much love, and even BUY MY PRINT??!!
So uhh... if you'd like to help me continue pursing my #GameDev journey, please do consider buying my art 🖤 ❤️
edit: Boosts appreciated hehe
[My Father's Applause]
Dang this piece was one of my earliest "serious works". This was at a really low point in my file, mentally, spiritually, and being in predominantly white spaces because of my interests.
I felt constantly depressed as I became aware of the realities and horrors of the world around me.
I am a lot better now. Time does a lot to the person. Being in black anach spaces really healed me a lot.
[I Caught The Black Sun]
Woahhh! This is probably the most free and confident with my art and ability to work quickly and precisely.
Shout out to my my love for pushing me to not hold back my creativity.
I JUST WANTED TO MAKE SOMETHING INSANELY BEAUTIFUL WITH NO GUILT
i am learning that i am beautiful. im learning to not feel guilt for feeling joy. i am learning the deapths of all my love. i feel a lot lighter as of late.
https://ko-fi.com/s/4de734d64f
#BlackArt
#MastoArt
#BlackMastodon
#BlackFedi
Hey hey! Guess who's got a lil #Kofi shop!!!
After yesterday's market I genuinely wanted to cry so bad (emotions are still very messy 4 me). I never thought people would look at my art with so much love, and even BUY MY PRINT??!!
So uhh... if you'd like to help me continue pursing my #GameDev journey, please do consider buying my art 🖤 ❤️
edit: Boosts appreciated hehe
[My Father's Applause]
Dang this piece was one of my earliest "serious works". This was at a really low point in my file, mentally, spiritually, and being in predominantly white spaces because of my interests.
I felt constantly depressed as I became aware of the realities and horrors of the world around me.
I am a lot better now. Time does a lot to the person. Being in black anach spaces really healed me a lot.
Hey hey! Guess who's got a lil #Kofi shop!!!
After yesterday's market I genuinely wanted to cry so bad (emotions are still very messy 4 me). I never thought people would look at my art with so much love, and even BUY MY PRINT??!!
So uhh... if you'd like to help me continue pursing my #GameDev journey, please do consider buying my art 🖤 ❤️
edit: Boosts appreciated hehe
Sure, music is for everyone, but it’s important to hear what Black people think and feel about music made by other Black people. I published this article, written by Sean Padilla, about the band DEATH in issue 5 of #ShotgunSeamstress shortly after their docu and reissued LP came out. We’ve known that Black folks invented rock’n roll but the discovery of DEATH taught us that we were #punk innovators, too. #zine #zines#BlackArt #BlackMastodon #BlackFedi
Your art history post for today: by Ernie Barnes (1938-2009), The Drum Major, 2003, Lucas Museum of Narrative Art. A former pro football player, he said “I traded my cleats for canvas, my bruises for brushes, and put all the violence and power I’d felt on the field into my paintings. #blackart #blackartist #painting #oilpainting
His obituary from The New York Times, April 30, 2009: https://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/30/arts/30barnes.html?unlocked_article_code=1.hk8.ebJp.U1S4JX3R7oxH&smid=url-share
Your art history post for today: by Ernie Barnes (1938-2009), The Drum Major, 2003, Lucas Museum of Narrative Art. A former pro football player, he said “I traded my cleats for canvas, my bruises for brushes, and put all the violence and power I’d felt on the field into my paintings. #blackart #blackartist #painting #oilpainting
His obituary from The New York Times, April 30, 2009: https://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/30/arts/30barnes.html?unlocked_article_code=1.hk8.ebJp.U1S4JX3R7oxH&smid=url-share
Sure, music is for everyone, but it’s important to hear what Black people think and feel about music made by other Black people. I published this article, written by Sean Padilla, about the band DEATH in issue 5 of #ShotgunSeamstress shortly after their docu and reissued LP came out. We’ve known that Black folks invented rock’n roll but the discovery of DEATH taught us that we were #punk innovators, too. #zine #zines#BlackArt #BlackMastodon #BlackFedi
Amy Sherald Pulls Smithsonian Show Over Censorship Concerns
The museum reportedly did not want to show the artist's painting of a transgender woman out of fear of provoking the President. The painting is called “Trans Forming Liberty.”
#transgender #trans #lgbtq #2SLGBTQIA#BlackArt#AmySherald#BlackQueer #censorship#Smithsonian#Art #painting
Amy Sherald Pulls Smithsonian Show Over Censorship Concerns
The museum reportedly did not want to show the artist's painting of a transgender woman out of fear of provoking the President. The painting is called “Trans Forming Liberty.”
#transgender #trans #lgbtq #2SLGBTQIA#BlackArt#AmySherald#BlackQueer #censorship#Smithsonian#Art #painting
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