alicia | she/her | artist | π³οΈβπ β’ | lifter πͺπ» | cosplayer | video game, ttrpg, comics enthusiast | i like drawin OCs. | NO AI π«
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Back from hiatus
@honeytsty Hmmm she looks familiar but I just can't place it... π€
Jk dat me
This is fricking incredible I still can't stop looking at it π
You are amazing π
Hello, been a while, I am regrettably back in this place (for now) to post art and didn't think I'd come back. But. Engagement has been terrible elsewhere π¬
Being a buff girl is crazy cause 1000 ppl will say shit to you like "beat me up pleaseπ₯Ί" or just beg you to top them or something else cringe but every once in a while a beautiful femme will look at you with the primal hunger of an apex predator and you will know the fear of god
sometimes social media gives the impression that artists are in that fictional category of people who "chose a job they love, and they never have to work a day in their life", but art is still a hard work and artists deserve respect too π
This Pride, the Sun and Moon have aligned. βοΈπ
We're excited to share "Rise with Me" by Dana Luery Shaw, as one of many more LGBTQIA+ stories to come.
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One of the reasons people don't recognize ADHD as a disability is that they see ADHD struggles (with things like organisation, tidyness, timeliness, communication etc) as personal failings. That is ableism.
βArtists need some form of outside acknowledgment for their craftβ and βsometimes you just have to create with the mindset that no one will see it and make something for yourselfβ can and do exist together I think