Yeag they always peel me.

Stand by Me 1986, dir. Rob Reiner

had a category 5 lesbian moment looping midwest princess for the past couple hours so i drew some stills from this vid

Made this Metallica lyric wall hanging, based on a poster design by Kate Blandford. I copied it into a pattern because, even though she makes cross stitch patterns, this one hasn't been turned into a pattern to purchase ☹️. I'm not even that much of a Metallica fan but I love the overall vibe of this with the Gothic font and urn. It's lightly hand quilted to hold its shape together with a log cabin border. Marbled aida from DMC.

please remember that I am a Canadian illustrator and it is fucking bizarre to come to me with medical questions

Why would you limit yourself to drawing Canadians?

everyone else unfollow me I want to be alone with arsnof

me watching Dev Patel use his teeth to drive a knife into a man's throat in Monkey Man

are you a hot person? you punk? yeah??? what kind huh??? masc or femme hot vibes? cocky or down to earth hot vibes??? why dont you stick around and find out what incredibly long and oddly specific example of a hot aura you give off?

A lot of films: The correct way to be a hero is to end the cycle of violence and refuse to seek revenge.

Monkey Man: Wrong, firework attack!

mike’s hard past couple of months

To put off releasing my first ever commercial knitting pattern I released my second ever commercial cross stitch pattern....

Behold: Bless this Mojo Dojo Casa House

Etsy Link

A bloody man with a slutty waist who just can't win enlists the Trans community to help him gain his revenge on those who killed his mother

i had a joke about orpheus and eurydice but looking back it wasn't a good idea

rediscovering ray troll's art in my fish era is such a delight. that guy makes art that sounds like his name. he was so right about fish worship

My first thought was "oh is this the 'Spawn Till You Die' guy?" Indeed he is.

His work is delightfully inescapable if you spend any time in Alaska. You know a fish guide with this printed on a hoodie or have peed in a bend-in-the-highway bar bathroom while staring at his Salmon Fest poster or a Pebble Mine protest sticker he made.

Musicians in the Orchestra, 1872, by Edgar Degas (1834–1917)