A more serious one here

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[I.D. A digital bust drawing of a woman with a chin length bob haircut. Her hair is a light greyish purple, and she wears a purple sleeveless turtleneck. She has microtia, so her left ear is shaped somewhat like an upside down left, and her right eye is droopy. She smiles slightly. End I.D.]

Decided to do a quick redraw of an old oc. I don't remember her story much at this point because I never wrote any of it down, but she was supposed to be the head of some sort of space mercenary agency I think? Space ship captain maybe?

She's stern and serious, so it really catches people off guard when she cracks a joke because they don't expect it lol. Now that I think about it, she would probably have some level of hearing loss. She also never got a name as far as I remember, sorry cool space captain lady.

The scrunklies 🤭

He/him & they/them respectively

birthday gift for my friend Dutch on twt!!

dividers made by @ eimogji !!

Reminder from someone with actual literal brain damage from a brain injury to stop fucking using "brain damage" and "brain injuries" as a means of describing someone whose opinions you don't like or deem as stupid.

It's ableist and offensive as fuck, and for some reason a lot of leftist people think it's okay to use. I've seen posts replying to right wing racists calling them "brain damaged if you believe this" and "do you have a brain injury? do you not understand X?". Just now I saw a beautiful post about fat people throughout history that was absolutely ruined by opening with "How do we break it to boomers with actual brain damage and nostalgic brainrot, and the 'tradwife' thirsting Andrew Tate fans..." before continuing to say that fat people existed throughout history.

Brain damage does not make you racist. A brain injury doesn't make you stupid, or fatphobic, or unaware of history and politics. Stop fucking using my disability as a catch all to describe people you think are shitty. Y'all use it like it's a replacement for how people used to use the R-slur, which shows you learned absolutely nothing about why the R-slur was wrong to use and decided to throw in other disabilities instead. Fuck off and stop doing it.

(And don't do it with other disabilities either, because I know y'all do.)

I know a lot of people with brain injuries. They're smart, and funny, and compassionate. They learn about the world and care about social issues and wish they could go to protests if their disability won't allow them to. Are there right wing people with brain injuries? Sure, absolutely. But they are not right wing because they have a brain injury, and using any disability as an insult is still fucking ableist.

Tldr - stop using brain damage and brain injury as an insult. It's ableist and incredibly offensive.

Love, your local brain injured/brain damaged pal

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people with facial differences I love you we are awesome and cool Forever 🫂🫂🫂

WIP. I'm experimenting with coloured lineart! I like it but it's time consuming? I'm not sure if I'll continue it with other art yet. Probably sometimes yes sometimes no.

Anyways, I saw a post a while ago about the lack of art of people with facial differences? So this is a wip of a woman with pfeiffer syndrome, which I hope I am doing justice.

In my research it seems like pfeiffer syndrome can affect breathing, and I found a fair few accounts of people with tracheostomies, some permanant and some temporary, and apparently it can often affect hearing? (Also ngl, I realised I've never drawn one, so obviously I took the opportunity.) I used some references to stylise the differences - in the hands I tried (tried because I'm not sure if it shows well) to show the shorter fingers and a couple of...I'm going to say fused fingers because I can't find the right word right now, sorry. Then in the face, since, well, craniofacial. The eyes seem to be the most distinctive feature, so I tried to make sure I got those down (there was a lot of me debating on how to make my anime-esque/cartoony style eyes appear more "bulging"), but I also tried to show the forehead and such.

Anyways, I hope you find my thoughts on it so far interesting :) And again, feedback on both the representation and image id will always be received happily.

Now to decide what colour her hair is going to be...

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new drawing + trying to do backgrounds.. 😿

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new drawing + trying to do backgrounds.. 😿

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