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Bug of the Day
I see these big grapevine beetles (Pelidnota punctata) at my lights all the time, but I’m not sure I’ve ever photographed one actually *on* a grapevine.
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throwback to that time my mom sent my best friend the fanciest rickroll of all time on the morning of her wedding
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Haven’t drawn the Kokiri in a while. Even feral fairy children like a good bedtime story.
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Old art time!!
This is an october sketch but i’m still proud of it after months, it’s my game’s main character, the name’s Amerin and they go by every pronouns :)
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Jeremy Miranda (American, b. 1980, Newport, RI, USA, based Dover, NH, USA) - 1: Kitchen Pt 2, 2022 2: April Fire Sketch, 2022 3: Neighbors 4 4: End of Day Studio Interior, 2022 5: Living Room, 2022 6: Turpentine, 2016 7: Spring Interior with Sink, 2022 8: Side Yard, 2021, Paintings: Acrylic on Panel
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(Source: lucyclaytonart.co.uk, via highlandvalley)
Say the quiet part out loud: they believe that black people could never earn their way into college legitimately, therefore all black students are affirmative action. That’s the foundation of their actual argument, not demographics. They don’t care about statistics and ratios, they care that schools aren’t segregated.
^ This part.
Not saying that having the information doesn’t help, sure it won’t change shitheels’ minds, but it’s good to have for the people they haven’t pulled over, and to help the people being harmed to know that YES the numbers DO say what you see, it’s NOT subjective.
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