I Mentioned I'm A Doll Collector But I Didn't Mention The Amount Of Chemicals I'm Probably Inhaling When

I mentioned I'm a doll collector but I didn't mention the amount of chemicals I'm probably inhaling when I clean these things

I'm a unicorn! I'm a unicorn!!

when artist consistently draws the same pattern of things for a long time like... Puppies or something.. and then gets interested in skeletons and starts consistently drawing skeletons....

Thats when a lot of people start to really be mean or show entitlement it's clear they view artists as "art dispenser" and not and actual person with a consciousness that flows like a river. It's like they think the art machine is broken and it used to give me puppy art but it's broken now and I get skeleton art so someone should fix it ?

People go through phases of things they like sometimes people really are into something for years and then they're into something else for years and then they go back to the old thing for a week and then they do something else again

Artists aren't brands they aren't corporations you aren't consuming them ... They're human people and they're trying to connect or get thoughts out or any number of reasons to create and share things and a lot of artists aren't even interested in making money off it..

how do we feel about the nuziv gang gently biting each other out of affection. or for fun. look at me and tell me uzi wouldn't actually bite, you can't

Star - A billford comic

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