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a very quick warmup sketch of jhudora today!

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girl same

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Mars, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, 25.01.25, by Manusia dan Langit (composite picture of the alignment also called “planet parade”)

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İ loved being neglected as a child…………

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A bard entertains a silver dragon in Robin Wood’s “Music Lover”.  (Dragon 97, May 1985)

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American Psycho 2000 | dir. Mary Harron

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Kasidy and Sisko....

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Some readings about colours and colour theory

Articles:

10 ways to look at the colour black

The crayola-fication of the world: How we gave colours names, and it messed with our brains part I II

Seeing Cerise: Defining Colours in Webster’s Third

The Rich and Royal History of Purple

Colour or Fruit? On the Unlikely Etymology of “Orange”

How Beets Became Beet-red

How Colour Shapes Our Lives

In defense of the world's ugliest colour, "Opaque Couché"

A Brief History Of Ultramarine: The World's Costliest Colour

The Histories of 10 colours through multiple lenses

From Gemstones to Arsenic: How Development of Pigment Colored Art

A Collection of 3000 pigments made from cow urine, shells and insects and more

The Red of Painters

The Secret Literary History of Some Of Your Favourite Colours

Goethe on the Psychology of Color and Emotion

A series on history of some common colours

A series on history of uncommon colours

Some more columns on unusual colours

Further reading:

The Theory of Colour, Goethe

The Secret Language Of Colours, Joann & Arielle Ekstut

Interaction of Color, Josef Albers

The Secret Lives of Color, Kassia St. Clair

Werner's nomenclature of colours

Blue: The History of a Colour, Michel Pastoureau

The Primary Colours: Three Essays, Alexander Theroux

The Perfect Red, Amy Butler

The Brilliant History of Color In Art & Colour: Travel Through The Paintbox by Victoria Finlay

On Color, David Scott Kastan with Stephen Farthing

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Zelma Davis of C & C Music Factory (1992). via flyandfamousblackgirls

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obo….

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“Most theorists […] speculate that the repetitive reliving of the traumatic experience must represent a spontaneous, unsuccessful attempt at healing. Janet spoke of the person’s need to “assimilate” and “liquidate” traumatic experience, which, when accomplished, produces a feeling of “triumph.” In his use of language, Janet implicitly recognized that helplessness constitutes the essential insult of trauma, and that restitution requires the restoration of a sense of efficacy and power. The traumatized person, he believed, “remains confronted by a difficult situation, one in which he has not been able to play a satisfactory part, one to which his adaptation has been imperfect, so that he continues to make efforts at adaptation.””

— Trauma and Recovery, The Aftermath of Violence - From Domestic Abuse to Political Terror by Judith Lewis Herman

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“Most theorists […] speculate that the repetitive reliving of the traumatic experience must represent a spontaneous, unsuccessful attempt at healing. Janet spoke of the person’s need to “assimilate” and “liquidate” traumatic experience, which, when accomplished, produces a feeling of “triumph.” In his use of language, Janet implicitly recognized that helplessness constitutes the essential insult of trauma, and that restitution requires the restoration of a sense of efficacy and power. The traumatized person, he believed, “remains confronted by a difficult situation, one in which he has not been able to play a satisfactory part, one to which his adaptation has been imperfect, so that he continues to make efforts at adaptation.””

— Trauma and Recovery, The Aftermath of Violence - From Domestic Abuse to Political Terror by Judith Lewis Herman

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“Most theorists […] speculate that the repetitive reliving of the traumatic experience must represent a spontaneous, unsuccessful attempt at healing. Janet spoke of the person’s need to “assimilate” and “liquidate” traumatic experience, which, when accomplished, produces a feeling of “triumph.” In his use of language, Janet implicitly recognized that helplessness constitutes the essential insult of trauma, and that restitution requires the restoration of a sense of efficacy and power. The traumatized person, he believed, “remains confronted by a difficult situation, one in which he has not been able to play a satisfactory part, one to which his adaptation has been imperfect, so that he continues to make efforts at adaptation.””

— Trauma and Recovery, The Aftermath of Violence - From Domestic Abuse to Political Terror by Judith Lewis Herman

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“I don’t want to be fixed, if being fixed means being bleached of memory, untaught by what I have learned through this miracle of surviving. My survivorhood is not an individual problem. I want the communion of all of us who have survived, and the knowledge. I do not want to be fixed. I want to change the world. I want to be alive, awake, grieving, and full of joy. And I am.”

— Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha, Care Work: Dreaming Disability Justice

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Space station full of nosy buggers.

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I'm sorry but Kira and Odo really are so cute .... Kira w anyone is extra adorable LOL ofc... However,