That Feel When You Could Potentially Be Hot But You Keep Being Drawn With Innards For Hair

that feel when you could potentially be hot but you keep being drawn with innards for hair

U.K. government reveals thousands died after their welfare payments were stopped

The Department of Work and Pensions emphasized that there is no proof of a causal link.

U.K. government statistics reveal that thousands of people died within weeks of being found “fit to work” and having their welfare benefits cancelled.

The release of the statistics follows a protracted campaign from journalists and activists, including a Change.org petition that garnered almost 250,000 signatures. Many have already accused the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) of stalling its response until after this year’s election in May.

The most shocking mortality data comes from a document about disability-related benefits. Between December 2011 and February 2014, 81,140 people died within six weeks of “flowing off” benefits such as ESA (Employment and Support Allowance), which the government pays to people who cannot work due to illness or disability.

Over the past five years, the DWP has made a public effort to reduce the number of people claiming government benefits. This included the introduction of “fit to work” assessments, which are used to determine whether people are qualified to receive disability benefits.

The newly published documents show that 2,380 former ESA claimants died within two weeks of being declared “fit to work.” 

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i was gonna properly colour this and shit but I ran out of patience and my heart was breaking

I honestly adore your art and the amazing style you have! The way your use colors and expressions to convey you characters emotions or intentions is simply amazing and you're just generally an absolutely fantastic artist! -Shiva

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Miss Binley! Miss Binley! *raises hand and waves it frantically* I have a question! How do you draw out rooms, environments, and cities so well? How do you plan it out?

oh cooey! well basically i try to draw from life as much as I can, I find it easier to draw something if I can have a 3D reference to draw from, like a room or a street you like the features of and I basically just start with the basic shapes of the environment and getting the perspective right and then add in details and change mistakes etc. Obviously you can’t always get a real life reference or even a photo but I just apply the same thing, block in the basic shapes and then add detail etc, sometimes if it’s a street i’m drawing I try to imagine what the buildings would look like head on so that it’s easier to put the features in perspective. I’m not an expert or anything but this method seems to work for me! Thanks so much for this ask man I really appreciate your interest!

does anybody else remember this guy???? can anybody tell me why I’m still drawing him 2 years later???????????