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Morrigan and Lilith, two characters from Capcom’s fighting game series, Darkstalkers. They’re both ladies with bat wings affixed to their temples and back. They’re floating amid a cloud of bats.

Vampire Savior, lots of bats edition

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jabba the slut

NYMPH

That’s just artslop. You only like this thing because the artist stirred something deep within your soul that you don’t quite know how to articulate just yet. Lol

IM SO EASY

# TRUKE

oh fuck this is main

mynknees are buckling

i pray it’s another cunty final evo like primarina. i need a win

The guys in the city for work

#digitalart #draw #drawing #illustration #украрт #ukrart #art

I LOVE YOU DOG

Another ink drawing for fun

GET STRAIGHT/GET OUT/WON’T YOU BE THE ONE
scrawlcollage 2

i've been playing too much rune factory. here is my au velouria.

Illustration of Aerith from Final Fantasy VII Remake.

Decided to paint and old sketch

underwater boy
#ffxiart #luzaf

Show Up for Our Libraries Join us and Show Up #ForOurLibraries.

Oops, tag messed up. This is designed off of and using information from the @amlibraryassoc.bsky.social website! QR code leads here: www.ala.org/advocacy/sho...

“5 MIN Call Your Members of Congress: Phone calls send a strong message and take up staff's time. Let them know you're in support of federal library funding Email Your Members of Congress: Emails are easy and quick. Personalize your email and let them know the positive impact libraries have had on you. Spread the Word: Talk to family, friends, and your community.” “10 MIN Become an ALA Member: With your support, the ALA enables advocacy campaigns and policy research. Tell 5 People to Take Action: Encourage those around you to share information about the ALA to their community and social media, and inspire them to take action, too. Share your Library Story: Share your customized story with Congress members. Let them know how libraries impact you.” “30 MIN or more... Write a Letter: Personalized letters are tangible pieces of protest. Educate: Read why the Museum and Library Services is so critical, especially in rural and indigenous communities. Take a Congressional Tour: Arrange for a virtual or in-person congressional tour of your library. Meet Up: Meet with or build up a relationship with your Congressman and their team.” The bottom of the poster features the slogan “Show up for our libraries.”

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A single page poster detailing the importance of libraries and funding them. The ALA’s logo is in the top left corner. Sections read as follows: “WHY LIBRARIES? Libraries are on the frontline when it comes to providing free, public education. They often serve underprivliged populations, and exist as safe third spaces to access resources, connect to the internet, and interact with your community. The American Library Association works to defend the public's right to libraries and all the services they offer.” “THREATS Libraries are among the most trusted institutions in America, providing opportunity and enrichment at every stage in life. Yet in recent years, libraries have been facing unprecedented challenges - bans on library materials and programs, threats to cut local funding, and state legislation that would criminalize librarians for doing their jobs. Now the federal government is moving to cut off its modest but effective support for libraries, from withdrawal of funding for broadband to the elimination of the only source of federal funding for our nation's 125,000 libraries, the Institute of Museum and Library Services.” “CENSORSHIP Recent censorship data are evidence of a well-organized movement, the goals of which include removing books about race, history, gender identity, sexuality, and reproductive health from America's public and school libraries.” A chart accompanies this data to the right, showing the rise in percentage of total titles targeted by pressure groups and decision makers from 2001 to 2024. The chart begins with 8% in 2001 and ends with 72% in 2024. “WHAT CAN I DO FOR MY LOCAL LIBRARY? if you have time...” There is a QR code beneath the text, which is in the bottom left hand of the image.

A break from my usual illustration work: my graphic design course's advocacy poster assignment! Featuring information (and a chart) from the
@amlibraryassoc.osky.social website.
Words have been paraphrased by me; this isn't endorsed or anything, I just made it because I'm a librarian and wanted to.

#corazon #onepoiece #cora

A pale figure with wild, dark hair toys with white mums strewn around her as she rests upon her side.

Flowers for a funeral

A little doodle of @stripedghoul.bsky.social's Velouria for their birthday a bit ago. I love the captain

I love my mutuals' art 📢

reupload w better res

This March 1965 Herblock cartoon about police violence against civil rights activists has added relevance today.

A woman armed with a sword and dagger, clad in creaky-looking leather that reveals her thighs and cleavage. There's a lion statue in the background.

Have some black and white cheesecake

mishquammaùog.

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