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I was gonna draw something more serious but sometimes u just gotta draw memes

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woah

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“Meet the Shame-faced Crab”

Thank you, I will!

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fun words :

bastard

scoundrel

charlatan

harlot

rapscallion

hooligan

ruffian

swindler

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I know using ‘it’s funny ‘cause it’s queer’ is an incredibly lame punchline, but watching gender/sexuality subversive comedy is also such a big ol’ power trip sometimes

like, canonically bugs bunny is not stopped by goddamn anything, not rabbit season or codified institutions or the fucking jail cell of gender binary perimeters

he’s basically a chaotic neutral trickster, but damn if he isn’t near invisible to the point even sexuality norms can’t fuking mark this dude, lit

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Ｓｉｎｃｅｒｅ

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so I was thinking about World’s End and this happened…

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can you imagine being 11 and playing fortnite and getting the kelsier skin and then like 5 years later you read mistborn and realize. hey wait. isnt kelsier that thottie from fortni

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@fithragaer wait forreal because ngl that makes this whole thing like 500 times funnier

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Don’t say anything, just reblog 

(via)

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people keep talking about how mantis shrimps can or cannot see multiple colors but can we talk about how fucking violent they are

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Venti, a little green goblin bard man, needs a hug

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Penguins getting weighed.

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And he goes, “What are you?”     Which is fucking rude.

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Dawid Planeta’s “The Unknown” at Roq La Rue.

Opening on March 12th, 2020 at Roq La Rue Gallery in Seattle, Washington is artist Dawid Planeta’s solo exhibition, “The Unknown.”

Planeta’s digital works recently zipped like wildlife through the online world thanks to the striking symbolism and mystical nature of his dark, atmospheric landscapes and imagery. In response to experiencing a crippling depression, the artist decided to use the bleakness he was expiring as a source of introspection and exploration. By going deep into his subconscious a murky jungle world started to emerge, populated by giant spirit animals with glowing eyes that seem like beacons in the gloom. While the creatures are massively oversized and and loom imposingly, especially when paired with a the tiny, almost unnoticeable human figure that stands regarding them, they radiate a calm serenity. The wondrousness of these spirit animals is a comforting gift, and finding them and then having them bend a regarding gaze upon you feels like a connection back to the numinous world of spirituality and connection. In other hands a depiction of this sort could come across as overly sentimental and saccharine, but the nocturne earnestness of Planeta’s vision allows the contemplation of redefining our personal darknesses and using them as a source of power, rather than weakness. 

The exhibition will be on view until April 4th, 2020.

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