TheArteofWill

Indie comics creator. Pinup Artist, Freelance Artist and Clothing Brand

[TheArteofWill @thearteofwill]

One of my all time favorite #comicbook #characters #thejoker #joker #markhamil #dc #dccomics #harleyquinn #batman #gothamcity #comics #procreate #illustration #fanart

[Michael Jackson @michaeljackson]

This week in 1993, Michael Jackson’s Dangerous World Tour arrived in Moscow, a visit that inspired him to write “Stranger in Moscow.” 3 years later, on this date in 1996, Michael returned to the city and performed the song during his HIStory World Tour. https://t.co/1Kw3ryNLfx

[Quienton @BigDawg31779]

Afternoon, Warriors

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

In May 1963, as Birmingham, Alabama became one of the most important battlegrounds of the Civil Rights Movement, actor and comedian Redd Foxx joined Eartha Kitt and others at a rally in New York organized in support of the people confronting segregation in the South. Birmingham had become internationally notorious for its rigid system of racial segregation and the violent resistance to those demanding change. That spring, the Birmingham Campaign brought demonstrations, sit-ins and marches into the streets, while hundreds of protesters were arrested. When young people joined the demonstrations during what became known as the Children’s Crusade, police commissioner Eugene “Bull” Connor authorized the use of police dogs and high-pressure fire hoses against demonstrators, producing images that shocked audiences across the United States and around the world.

Foxx, already well known as a comedian, reportedly became overwhelmed with emotion while addressing the New York gathering. Photographs from the event captured him crying as Eartha Kitt stood nearby. The moment revealed another side of Black celebrity involvement in the movement. The struggle was not carried only by the activists whose names now appear in history books. Black entertainers, musicians, actors and comedians also raised money, attended rallies, supported civil rights organizations and used their public visibility to draw attention to what was happening in places like Birmingham. For performers whose careers depended on navigating a deeply segregated entertainment industry, openly associating themselves with civil rights activism could also carry professional consequences.

Eartha Kitt’s presence was equally significant. Long before her famous 1968 confrontation with First Lady Lady Bird Johnson over the Vietnam War, Kitt was willing to speak publicly about racism and social inequality. Like Foxx, she belonged to a generation of Black entertainers whose success did not insulate them from the realities facing Black Americans. Fame could provide access and influence, but it could not erase the emotional weight of watching people who looked like them beaten, arrested and humiliated simply for demanding rights supposedly guaranteed to American citizens.

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[WE HAVE NO FRIENDS/BY ANY MEME NECESSARY @CLG98264897]

Also didn't she turn down the Rock & roll HOF at that time. because she said there was more black artist that deserved that prestige, singers/ producer?

[Jesse_west @Jesse_westyy]

Devil 👿 don’t fuck with me. Go back to sender.

[TheArteofWill @thearteofwill]

Rhapunzel and The Dark Forest Ep.1 https://t.co/kPJBPE5LUD via @YouTube

[TheArteofWill @thearteofwill]

#King #queen King -n- Queen, coming soon.
This AI stuff is really inspiring to me. Its giving me the chance to bring a lot of my creations to life. #art #love #comics #fantasy #truth #blacklove #animation

[PerfectlyImperfectSavagéᥫ᭡♎️ @Trecee82728]

My god that violin needs a cigarette after that🔥

[anto @pytmichaelj]

i think this is the most beautiful thing i have ever heard

[THE LAST DRAGON TRIBUTE @thelastglow]

Remembering Julius Carry, whose unforgettable performance as Sho’nuff continues to entertain generations of fans. Thank you for bringing us the greatest movie of all time, The Last Dragon.

Rest in power. March 12, 1952 – August 19, 2008.

[TheArteofWill @thearteofwill]

Rhapunzel and The Dark Forest Ep.1 https://t.co/ipMrbaFBH8 via @YouTube

[Raye @sweetbabyrayes]

She's so fine! 😍 and talented!! Omg!

[TheArteofWill @thearteofwill]

The 1st episode of AI assisted #animated #series Rhapunzel and The Dark Forest is now up on my #youtubechannel ##darkfantasy ##fairytale #Rapunzel #princess
https://t.co/wN7VdTuCvi

[TheArteofWill @thearteofwill]

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[Rio @rioaigc]

Street Fighter AI movie — Chunli vs. Guile
#streetfighter #fightinggame #actionmovie #chunli #aimovie

[Ladytron Fan Account @Lady_FanAccount]

"Jam" was the opening track and fourth single from Dangerous (1991). The video directed by David Kellogg is legendary, pairing Michael Jackson with Michael Jordan, plus a special appearance by rap duo Kriss Kross. Jordan later admitted he was struck by Jackson's tireless energy and dedication during the shoot, helping cement the collaboration as one of the most talked-about celebrity pairings of the 90s.

[용이 @ArchiveofMJ]

Smooth Criminal을 좋아한다면 Bad 25주년 앨범에 있는 마이클 잭슨 미공개곡 AI Capone을 꼭 들어보시길.. 비슷하다 싶더니 이 노래가 Smooth Criminal 초기곡이래요 숨겨진 명곡임.. 영상은 팬분이 만든건데 너무 잘 어울림🥹

[jihan @mikeawaii]

in honor of juneteenth these are some times michael talked about his blackness or showed racial solidarity towards his people because hes a BLACK man

[. ̫.マ⟆l𑄝ɑиε 🍙ᶻ 𝗓 𐰁 @Notmyname642460]

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#MichaelJackson #mj #mjart

[PanicL @PanicL013]

BAD
Michael Jackson1987
#mj #michaeljackson #mjart #illustrationㅤ