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omnommo asked: Samo da te pozdravim i da ti kazem da si neverovatno talentovana za crtanje. Keep up the good work mah mah

Joj, joj ♥ hvala :*

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dearbodies:

This poster is a reminder that values and ideas of attractiveness/beauty change depending on the time and place you’re in! Being thin was “vogue” in the 20’s with flapper girls and in the 60’s with Twiggy, but in the late 1800’s and around the 40’s, fatter women were considered way more sexy than their skinnier counterparts.
The lesson to be learned here is that your size, which society might currently tell you is too big, would be considered the epitome of HOT just twenty years earlier! So are you going to gain or lose tons of weight every decade on purpose, just to conform to the nonsense that is current fashion?
FUCK society! YOU should look however YOU want to look, regardless of what ANYBODY is telling you. If somebody tries to tell you how to look (or feel about yourself), they we personally hope they get mauled by unicorns.

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the-wool-to-hide-the-wolves:

Fail Epicly by Doubting Simon

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How long has it been since someone touched a part of you other than your body?

— Laurel Hoodwrit

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Enjoy your body, use it every way you can. Don’t be afraid of it, or what other people think of it, it’s the greatest instrument you’ll ever own.

— Kurt Vonnegut

OW, MY HAND.

Don’t know what came over me. Now I don’t know what to do with her hair, if I go on with dots, I think I’ll die…

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shoomlah:

Finally updated Pocahontas! I don’t think this is what people were expecting as the next entry in the series, but some of the criticisms of my first design have been eating away at me for years now and I needed to get off my ass and address them.
So hey! Spunky age-appropriate Pocahontas/Matoaka, sans feathers in the hair/European imagery/other superfluous details. This is closer to accounts and illustrations of Powhatan dress from the period, and I kinda think it’s closer to the Disney design anyway. WIN/WIN.
Thanks to everyone who’s educated my ass over the past couple of years, including moniquill, apihtawikosisan, this-is-not-native, and numerous others. You’ve made me a way more thoughtful artist in the process. :)
-C

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Don’t sit and wait. Get out there, feel life. Touch the sun, and immerse in the sea.

— Rumi

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