Hey guys if you can please donate or share the link to my uncle's go fund me, he lost his home in the fire and they need some help, every little bit is appreciated 💜 gofund.me/39124df6

We have to sue. We have a case, and it's not looking good. My entire life was in that unit. I am heartbroken and devastated.
I cannot afford any more time for commissions. If you have the ability to donate, ko-fi.com/coffeatea
Please help. Otherwise, pray or think of us.

You are allowed to celebrate good things that are happening today: your birthday, a book coming out, new baby, new puppy, seeing your favorite piece of art in person, etc.

Joy is the knife that stabs into the heart of despair & apathy.

Feel your joys, big & small, & share them widely & loudly.

it's important for anyone, but especially artists to be very vocal, loud, and proud about their stances on human rights/politics. Our work reaches communities, what we create, share & show makes a difference. Art cannot be separated from humanity. Keep making things that showcase the world you want

Keep making art. Keep writing your stories. Even if they must exist in secret for a time, they are important - each of them a little act of rebellion.

Most of all, keep on living. If you can muster no other motivation on some days, then do it out of righteous spite for those who want you gone.

Here's a list of seven nature- and climate-positive U.S. state ballot measures that were passed in yesterday's federal election -- in California, Washington, Rhode Island, Maine, Minnesota, Louisiana and Colorado.

if you're lgbt, if you're black or hispanic or muslim, if you're a woman, if you're part of any sort of marginalized group

it's the most unfair thing that you have to keep fighting

but I beg you

please be brave
please be safe
please try to survive

I've talked to a few folks this morning who were talking about stopping work on their creative projects. Because it's "not important anymore."

I don't know who needs to hear this, but DON'T DO THAT.

We win by living our lives as loudly and truly as we can. That includes your "silly" art project.