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I'm ( @tommi-art ) unfortunately quite busy nowadays, so in order to make up for my absence and because someone ( @aneurinallday ) has been resurrecting my chibi drawings, here's little treat. This is a widget I'm working on with how it looks on my phone & its gif version. Sound on for the video ✨️

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My Turkish friends are sending me sings from their protest walks, asking me to share them since the global news don't do them justice. They translated some of them:

1. "No men ever got me as wet as the TOMA (Riot Control Vehicle"

2. "If you water us a bit more, we will bloom. 💋💋"

3. "Mum, I lied, I'm at the protests"

4. "We'll pass both the midterms and the barricades"

5. "How could there be an "authorised protest", girlie!"

6. "The government that interferes with my walk, what's your zodiac sign!?"

7. "Sweetie, how can you spend your life with just one man?"

Of course, this is just the cheerful side of the story. On the other hand, the Turkish police are using uncontrolled force on the people during the protests while claiming they were attacked. I also saw a video in which the GD of Police in Kocaeli was angrily questioning some of the police officers during the riots. He was asking who gave the order to fire at the protestors, and the officers replied, "we moved without an order." I'll tag the source when I find it again.

Edit: I'd like to update the information concerning the video I mentioned above. It took place in Kocaeli and not Istanbul. Here's the link for the tweet.

Thank you @dr-stxrk for providing me with the link and correcting me! I used the auto-translate, but please translate it yourself and post it. I also heard that students who were arrested during the protests were being sexually and physically abused. If you can also share information about that, we all would be grateful! Stay strong ✊🏻🪖

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I'm not above elementary school humor in attempting to make you smile.

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It's the same everywhere. Our protests were also watered down in the media even though the police were absolute bastards. They beat people black and blue, then post a lgbtq+ related meme and pretend like they are the nice guys 😀😀

My Turkish friends are sending me sings from their protest walks, asking me to share them since the global news don't do them justice. They translated some of them:

1. "No men ever got me as wet as the TOMA (Riot Control Vehicle"

2. "If you water us a bit more, we will bloom. 💋💋"

3. "Mum, I lied, I'm at the protests"

4. "We'll pass both the midterms and the barricades"

5. "How could there be an "authorised protest", girlie!"

6. "The government that interferes with my walk, what's your zodiac sign!?"

7. "Sweetie, how can you spend your life with just one man?"

Of course, this is just the cheerful side of the story. On the other hand, the Turkish police are using uncontrolled force on the people during the protests while claiming they were attacked. I also saw a video in which the GD of Police in Istanbul was angrily questioning some of the police officers during the riots. He was asking who gave the order to fire at the protestors, and the officers replied, "we moved without an order." I'll tag the source when I find it again.

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Sir Curse-a-Lot and his noble Not Merry men.

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@the-gamling-dog The Greek people have also been protesting their government's corruption. I don't speak Greek or Turkish, so I'm not very informed about the situation. The global news agencies definitely ignore the immensity of their protests.

My Turkish friends are sending me sings from their protest walks, asking me to share them since the global news don't do them justice. They translated some of them:

1. "No men ever got me as wet as the TOMA (Riot Control Vehicle"

2. "If you water us a bit more, we will bloom. 💋💋"

3. "Mum, I lied, I'm at the protests"

4. "We'll pass both the midterms and the barricades"

5. "How could there be an "authorised protest", girlie!"

6. "The government that interferes with my walk, what's your zodiac sign!?"

7. "Sweetie, how can you spend your life with just one man?"

Of course, this is just the cheerful side of the story. On the other hand, the Turkish police are using uncontrolled force on the people during the protests while claiming they were attacked. I also saw a video in which the GD of Police in Istanbul was angrily questioning some of the police officers during the riots. He was asking who gave the order to fire at the protestors, and the officers replied, "we moved without an order." I'll tag the source when I find it again.

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They are not even objecting to same-sex marriage! They are checking whether they could find someone who agrees with them and gives them validation. Regular homophones talk about God or nature while opposing. These bastards, on the other hand, jump at every conversation and go, "Well then, it should be allowed to marry pubescent girls.. it's all about consent, and I know the legal age limit in every fucking country on the earth by heart" ... YIKES.

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“We are not police, you’re safe.”

These are the words they said to a woman that was beat up by the police for defending her country’s democratic values.

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How many cocks can this guy suck at the same time!?? 🙃🙃

REBLOG. DO NOT LIKE. RE. BLOG.

Elon musk has banned the largest university student platforms which give live updates on protests and information on where the next ones will be held.

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My Turkish friends are sending me sings from their protest walks, asking me to share them since the global news don't do them justice. They translated some of them:

1. "No men ever got me as wet as the TOMA (Riot Control Vehicle"

2. "If you water us a bit more, we will bloom. 💋💋"

3. "Mum, I lied, I'm at the protests"

4. "We'll pass both the midterms and the barricades"

5. "How could there be an "authorised protest", girlie!"

6. "The government that interferes with my walk, what's your zodiac sign!?"

7. "Sweetie, how can you spend your life with just one man?"

Of course, this is just the cheerful side of the story. On the other hand, the Turkish police are using uncontrolled force on the people during the protests while claiming they were attacked. I also saw a video in which the GD of Police in Kocaeli was angrily questioning some of the police officers during the riots. He was asking who gave the order to fire at the protestors, and the officers replied, "we moved without an order." I'll tag the source when I find it again.

Edit: I'd like to update the information concerning the video I mentioned above. It took place in Kocaeli and not Istanbul. Here's the link for the tweet.

Thank you @dr-stxrk for providing me with the link and correcting me! I used the auto-translate, but please translate it yourself and post it. I also heard that students who were arrested during the protests were being sexually and physically abused. If you can also share information about that, we all would be grateful! Stay strong ✊🏻🪖

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They look so pretty together, don't they?🌺⚔🌺

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@rmelster loooookkkk 😻😻

Isabelle Huppert as Alphonsine Plessis

Lady of the Camelias (1981)

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Hi!

I have not finished it just yet, but as I am so impatient, I really wanted to show you this piece I started working on quite recently :D

—The lord Allenbrought’s proposal.

So basically the context goes: At some point between 1842 and 1843, good ol’ Lord Allenbrought began a (very, very secret) quest to remarry; he had many a reason to keep his schemes well-hidden. Canonically speaking, his plans were to remain unfulfilled, since he caught tb by autumn/winter 1843, thusly passing away in early 1844; but he had pretty much planned to.

SO, because I love this man and I thought it would be interest to see how things would have fared had he made it to the altar, both for him, for his estate and for his child. Here I picture him with his (soon to be) lady wife, and with the lady’s grandmother.

(Also, as a fun detail, he’s holding a tiny cornflower -also named “bachelor button”- that in the Victorian flower language, symbolises his long years of bachelorhood, and which he grasps barely, as if he were to let go of it at any moment.)

(PS, one of my first group paintings. The absolute disregard of the laws of perspective n’ body position is giving mannerism)

I'd like to imagine, if I may, him looking at his reflection on a grand mirror one morning with a cornflower in one hand and going, "Ah, yes.. Ladies, I'm single and ready to mingle." 🤣

This is brilliant!! That blue on black looks so eyecatching. I love it! Don't worry about the technique. It will all come to you with practice. But, i have to admit, it does add a certain charm to the drawing. What did he say to make the lady look at him like that? Maybe he was upset because they didn't offer him tea and biscuits and made a sarcastic comment 😅

@rmelster you are amazing as always <33

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