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why is it that we can just sweep it under the rug when a popular person online is legitimately dangerous? be it bigotry, child grooming, or abusive behavior, calling it out is labeled as "fear mongering" and "petty drama". im not a fan of callout culture myself, but i cant be fully against it because i fucking hate seeing communities just ignore this shit and continue to platform these people
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sometimes i feel like my art style isnt unique enough, but im actually really happy with it. and im currently less focused on style and more on subject matter... i think a unique style kind of comes with the slightly more surreal subject matter by default anyways lol
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i am a Teen Titans Go defender and i will die on this hill. i dont even like the show but i hate the culture around shitting on reboots even more. its always less about a show being bad and more about "im 30 and im mad that this childrens show isnt catering to my interests"
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viscera-zombie
8 months ago
TTG isnt a very good show but its meant to serve a different audience as the previous iteration of Teen Titans and if your childhood is ruined by a reboot or sequel being bad then i think you have some issues that need sorting out. the original will always be there. critique the show for what it is and not for being a different show to the original, god dammit!
sigh... i wish real watermelon tasted like artificial watermelon flavored candy...
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i will be honest ... i think art thats deep and meaningful to the artist can still be fun ... a lot of my horror art is based on mental health but i also just genuinely like horror and gore and think its cool and i think the ideas i have are just cool
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viscera-zombie
8 months ago
not all of my art is health related but even the stuff that is, its like, idk most of the time im not actively thinking "how do i artistically portray this concept?" im just Experiencing Something. and the idea comes to me because im Experiencing Something. and i go "huh, yeah thats what i feel like rn, thats a cool art idea". i dont think that makes it any less meaningful!
viscera-zombie
8 months ago
i say this because i sometimes see people say "the most important thing about art is having fun!" and others say "no, the most important thing is that its meaningful!" and like idk. art can be both. trying to define art and say how artists are allowed to feel and think and learn is useless because art is self expression. thats the point. it can be everything and nothing all at once. its up to the artist to decide.
https://en.shindanmaker.com/1217342 i made a new dumb generator, go make a dog
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abbys-notebook
8 months ago
It gave me a dog named Peek-A-Poo. I'm not complaining this is amazing. 10/10 dog maker
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viscera-zombie
8 months ago
the peek-a-poo is a mix between a pekingese and a poodle! a lesser known doodle mix, and their genetics mixed together honestly just looks like a shi tzu XD
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especially on the indie web and certain social medias, you're basically surrounded by people who see no issue with these things because they dont wanna contribute to a "toxic environment". arguably tho, this just makes the environment even MORE toxic. from creeps like ponymagnets to transphobes like vivarism, "see something, say something" goes out the window in favor of internet wokeness points. it's ridiculous.
to be clear, i dont say "wokeness" in the way shitass conservatives use it. i just mean that in a LOT of cases people will shrug off dangerous behavior in favor of avoiding "drama" and seeming like the "bigger person". its only when the issue gets big enough and popular opinion shifts that people start to finally speak up because its seen as acceptable now, and thats performative.