Once I worked for a company where my manager and the HR guy were very obviously the entirety of each other's social lives and the rest of us trapped in the office were the ONLY topic they had to snarkily gossip and/or use their imaginations about. This went poorly.
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finally sleeping - digital collage

ALT Digital collage art of an enormous lamb sleeping across two pink, retro motel beds. Behind it is swirling pink marble and yellow seaweed against water in a similar blue-green shade as the bedframes and lamp next to the bed. Across the two background segments sits an overexposed, ghostly silhouette of a goat skull with horns, like a floating dream of being something stronger.
what I want to see: honest, confronting, cathartic art about disability issues
what algorithms are willing to show me if I look for it: an interpretive somatic shrine experience about the subversive resilience of quiet gratitude smile awareness.
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I don’t want to network. I want to accidentally stumble into someone weird enough to change my life.
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felt deeply compelled to paint some Photorealistic Warblers today. y'know, because that's how they look when you take photos of them
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one month. hundreds of opportunities.
bookmark this list of magazines to submit to in October and start writing, planning, and getting sh*t done.
then come back and tell us how it went.
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The homeless woman murdered in Central Park was a beloved artist and birdwatcher who made beautiful pieces dedicated to birds. She went by Lee Rogers, but also was known as Elise Bainbridge Hill. Her art was awesome. I hope her life story is shared and not just the grisly details
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They don't tell you how repairing your own broken stuff makes that stuff feel way more intimately yours than buying a replacement for the broken thing.
What if "leftists" got as angry about disabled people being forced into isolation and despair as they get about disabled people reacting to those conditions with anything other than a smile and reassurance that it's so totally okay for them to have to live like this




























