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i've got some mystery button packs made of the leftovers of buttons that didn't fit in my little organizational case!
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Hey guys! 🎲D20 ARTISTS FOR PALESTINE 🇵🇸 is a collective of artists in the Dimension 20 fan-community who are offering fundraising commissions for Doctors Without Borders, a charity providing medical aid to Palestine. (I'm in this so this is a great chance to make me draw you something you'd want in exchange for a charity donation!)
HOW IT WORKS:
- Check our live spreadsheet for artist slots, availability, and price!
- After you've chosen a specific artist and made sure they have slots available, donate their required amount to the Doctors Without Borders' Gaza campaign, and then fill out the artist request form! https://forms.gle/PSM48b2gnTSn2yma7
- Once your screenshot has been verified, your information will be forwarded. You will be contacted directly via email to sort out any further details!
You can check out our carrd for a more thorough breakdown of the process and all the links above. Thanks for checking this out; even if you can't donate, a reblog to reach more people is greatly appreciated!
I really love your art and i noticed you like x-men. Can i ask who's your favorite character and why?
well
and once again
lots of cool new stuff up now!
the usual spot, valentinemsmith.com/store
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ACT UP contingent at a >50,000-strong protest for Palestinian liberation in New York, 2 March 24
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Enikő Katalin Eged (Hungarian, b. 1992, Budapest, Hungary) - Angry Chili Kitten and Angry Chili Spices, 2022, Paintings: Digital Art
Source: instagram.com
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the locked tomb character commission for @dorkfruit!
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Anonymous asked:
hi! :) i wanted to order some prints from your shop but i am in canada, do you have plans to ship outside the us anytime soon? love your art!
canada shipping is up right now! :)
prints // buttons // now up
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"What's your pleasure, sir?" | "I thought I'd gone to the limits. I hadn't. The Cenobites gave me an experience beyond limits. Pain and pleasure, indivisible." Hellraiser (1987) dir. Clive Barker
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