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[nerdieforpedro]

Beautiful 😍

fragmented, yet flawless

[cleverreports]

We report on the earliest of mornings of the year: the ruins of the night are coming down in premature warmth. We are already awake, unable to sleep in the summer fever; our expert is still deep in their dreams. The sun is barely above the horizon, cloaked by the clouds.

[blitzwhore]

Me: 🙂

Me: *remembers Stolas was a flawed, traumatised, neurodivergent, mentally ill abuse victim with no support network, and he still chose to step up and try his best to be a loving, doting, protective, caring, mature, and sensitive parent and to never put the weight of his pain on his child's shoulders*

Me:

[tumblerislovetumblerislife]

self care is drawing charles in one of my outfits with extra jewellery (again)

[booloocrew-blog]

Fuck yeah

there has never been better wlw representation in media ever

[princessmuk]

I can’t believe I forgot to post this! After finally catching up on TDP last month, I kept thinking how cute the relationship between Ezran and Aanya was. (Also that he had every right to be upset at the man who KILLED HIS DAD, hello???) And so I drew this! I’d like to imagine that when they’re older, they grow a lot closer and enjoy lots of slow, domestic moments like this one.

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[dulledtalons]

kindergarten 3 came out and i realised where my fandom loyalties truly lie. it’s been 5 years since the second one and i’m still obsessed with those awful rich boys… i’m warming up to austin too though. i think it’s funny that he looks like the new bully but he’s actually just a chill guy that likes throwing things. love his energy

[shipkidpalace-offical]

Nightlue

the youngest and newest member of Cree's help center,found and recruited when Killit was "out in the field".Hoever,something seems fishy around here...

I love experimenting with artstyles<3

[peapodsinspace]

@oprarepairweek day 4: AU!!!

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A knight and a bandit :]

[green-enby]

Don't mind me, I saw a similar attempt at an "uimate progress pride flag" a long time ago on Reddit and I wanted to see if I could do better. I left this project dormant for many months but I came back to it and finished it just now.

I call it:

The X Progress Pride Flag!

Disclaimer: it's just for funsies, I don't expect anyone to fly this or anything! I'm very well aware that it's an eyesore haha.

I also know that the rainbow flag already covered every identity, but the newer Progress Pride flag was made to shine a light on the trans, intersex and QPOC communities that were (and still are) being targeted in a particularly strong way, even within the queer community itself. That's the sentiment that inspired me to make this.

My stylistic decisions into the making of this flag were also influenced by what I feel were the most prominent (inner)discriminations that certain queer identities experience. Some of them have simply stayed stuck in the background because on top of that, they are invisibilized and as such there is little research on what they face.

(But it was also just a challenge to see how many flags I could fit onto the rainbow lmao.)

Anyway: can yoy guess what every bit of this monstrosity means? It's basically a riddle lmao.

Here's the image description, which doubles as an explanation:

The background is the regular rainbow flag—six horizontal stripes, from top to bottom: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple.

This doubles as a symbol for gay and lesbian people. I did not include their specific flags because LG people have been using this one for decades as their specific identity flag, especially gay men, although I'm well aware that being gay or lesbian can be much more complex than just homo attraction (e.g. lesbian as a gender identity) and that having a flag just for them matters. However, in the making of this flag, I had to weigh out which identities are more vulnerable to their fights being left in the dust by the movement, and I felt that gays and lesbians are basically never excluded from the conversation and therefore "including them" explicitly wasn't really a priority.

Over the background, there is a chevron on each of the 4 sides, pointing towards the center, which leave the rainbow flag taking the shape of an X.

Each chevron contains diagonal stripes parallel to its borders, and is split into two halves; top with bottom, for the side chevrons, and left with right, for the top and bottom chevrons.

Let's start from the left chevron, which overall stands for the a-spec community:

The top half represents the asexual flag through the first four colours, and the asensual flag through the orange stripe, while the yellow stripe stands for both the aplatonic flag and the first half of the queerplatonic attraction/relationship flag—six stripes, from top to bottom: black, gray, white, purple, orange, yellow.

The bottom half represents the aromantic flag, while the very first stripe stands for the other half of the queerplatonic flag, and for the (a)aesthetic attraction flag—six stripes, from top to bottom: pink, green, light green, white, gray, black.

Here's the aplatonic flag I used (I know it's not the most common), and the queerplatonic flag, for reference:

And here's the asensual flag—I actually picked the shade of orange from the demisensual flag, because it was too light:

Sadly I couldn't find a way to represent alterous attraction or the analterous flag (I personally use it almost interchangeably with queerplatonic but ymmv).

Moving onto the right side chevron, directly influenced by the original intersex-inclusive Progress Pride flag, and therefore standing for AIDS awareness, QPOC, the trans umbrella, and the intersex community:

The top half represents QPOC, and the trans and agender flags—six stripes, from top to bottom: black, brown, white, light green, baby blue, light pink.

The bottom half represents the non-binary and intersex flags—four stripes, from top to bottom: yellow, white, purple, black. The yellow stripe has triple the thickness as the other stripes, and inside of it there is a purple ring.

Of course, the black stands for both QPOC and AIDS awareness.

(For those wondering why I explicitly included agender even though it's technically included under the non-binary umbrella: many agender people see their identity as separate from it since the experience of having no sense of gender can feel different from having a non-binary gender. Many, in fact, see themselves more as being under the a-spec umbrella.)

Now, the top chevron, standing for fluid identities and the label "queer":

The left side represents the abro- orientation flag, and the last stripe is one half of the queer chevron—six stripes, from top to bottom: green, light green, white, light red, red, dark lavander.

The right side represents the genderfluid flag, and the last stripe is the other half of the queer chevron—six stripes, from top to bottom: pink, white, purple, black, blue, light lavander.

I felt the need to explicitly include genderfluid, even though, again, non-binary technically covers for it, because I've seen fluidphobia even from staticly-gendered non-binary people, so perhaps it is not as implicit as it should be. Same for abro within the m-spec community.

And here's the "queer chevron" I'm referring to, for those who've never seen it:

The V shape is also a direct reference to the way this flag looks.

This can also stand to represent all queer attractions not otherwise explicitly included, e.g. mono attractions like trixic, toric, feminamoric, viramoric… literally anything. Plus those who identify as genderqueer but not non-binary can refer to this!

And finally, the bottom chevron—probably the most cryptic of the four. It overall stands for plurian identities, using colours from the polyamorous, multigender, and multi-spectrum orientation (aka m-spec) flags:

The left side represents the polyamorous flag for the first three colours, and the multigender flag for the last three—six stripes, from top to bottom: blue, hot pink, dark purple, orange, blue, dark blue.

The right side represents the m-spec flag, combining the colours from the bi, omni, pan, and ply flags—six stripes, from top to bottom: pink, purple, dark purple, yellow, green, blue.

Here's the polyamorous and multigender flags I used for reference, for those who've never seen them:

(The latter isn't that widely spread, as it is mostly used as an umbrella term to talk about identities like bigender, trigender, polygender, and pangender, and not that often as a personal identification term.)

For m-spec, the pink and blue I used are a combination of the shades used for them in the bi, pan, ply, and omni flags. Ply would also cover every other m-spec attraction that excluded some genders (such as neptunic and uranic).

It was inspired by this m-spec flag (on the left), but I also added the dark purple stripe from the omni flag (on the right):

That's all! Hope this entertained you, and feel free to tell me what you think.

[corduroyserpent]

i'm so behind today 😭

[daily-usopp-doodles]

Daily usopp doodles - day 76

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Happy Juneteenth!!

[piningpebbles]

love knowing that kris can influence the text boxes with their own opinions and know the other options that the player can pick sometimes because (outside of heart-aching weird route choices) it is hilarious. just. picture an otherworldly being taking over your body and making you talk to everyone in town and it has you walk up to some complete fucking stranger and wants to act like you have a long history together when all you can think is "who the hell is this guy??"

[cleverreports]

[obv10usly]

The phostrils.

2013 | 2018 | 2020 | 2024

I’ve never met anyone more in love with their own nostrils than phil. But they’re good nostrils so what can you do. Or maybe he just likes looking at us like we’re a foot tall which.. fair I guess.

[lucianinsanity-only-art]

Ponies!

I've had this one for a while

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