September 2011
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Since her death in 1979, the woman who discovered what the universe is made of...
– Jeremy Knowles, discussing the complete lack of recognition Cecilia Payne gets, even today, for her revolutionary discovery. (via alliterate)
Professor Cecilia Payne, ladies and gentlemen.
(via neon-loneliness)
This is a great example of how the education we receive focuses around the discoveries...
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August 2011
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Can fat people be healthy? A provocative new study shows that obese people who...
– CBS article on a new weight study via @Fatheffalump on Twitter (via shallanelprin)
I am, mind you, exceptionally curious as to what’s caused all these public avenues to start announcing the proper results of these studies all of a sudden.
It’s really not new news; it’s just been...
mangolicorice asked: Aaah you are amazing <3 Valenth just eats up my time with all of its wonderful fascinating goodness ehehehe.
Anonymous asked: Glad I could brighten up a part of your day. I like your new layout. Apologies for being Anon again, but I don't feel comfortable coming forward as myself.
Question: Do you have any advice for someone attempting to draw creatures with snouts, and how do you get the appearance of 'smooth lines' without a Tablet?
Thank you for answering and most of all...
Question: Do you have any advice for someone attempting to draw creatures with snouts, and how do you get the appearance of 'smooth lines' without a Tablet?
Thank you for answering and most of all...
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Radical Suggestion: Let’s Not Body-Police Famous... →
setsu-p:
leupstripes:
The problem with engaging in this kind of public commentary on the bodies of famous people is that it contributes to a world in which announcing one’s body-size observations is a normal and acceptable thing to do, even when these comments are not about celebrities. It creates a culture in which what we ALL do with our bodies is open for public comment.
There are...
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Radical Suggestion: Let’s Not Body-Police Famous... →
The problem with engaging in this kind of public commentary on the bodies of famous people is that it contributes to a world in which announcing one’s body-size observations is a normal and acceptable thing to do, even when these comments are not about celebrities. It creates a culture in which what we ALL do with our bodies is open for public comment.
There are no words in the english...
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While I’m spamming the hell out of tumblr, I may as well add.
I use TEGAKI Messenger, which is a super fun program that lets you message friends with doodles- check this post’s tag to see some of the stuff I’ve drawn in it.
If you’re an artist or just curious, you should totally check it out; you can sign up and download it here (make sure to follow the instructions)!
If...
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There’s something sort of funny about being the quietest, most underspoken member of the family who sort of gets overlooked pretty frequently, and then having so many people show up to see me and hang out and celebrate on my birthday.
I sort of forgot to sleep at all, so I’m going to go and do that shortly, but it’s just kind of nice.
25 feels like it should be such a big,...
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Ambler Bambler: It's okay if you don't think I'm... →
randomlancila:
You call me fat. Okay, well…first of all, that’s pretty obvious. Second of all, you say that like it’s a bad thing. Like it’s an insult. And that ship sailed long ago. Fat is not on my list of ‘bad things people can be’. Hell, my favorite piece of jewelry is a necklace that says fat. Pass me a…
Nothing more needs said, really!
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Anonymous asked: Sending this Anon to make a point that it's about the Love, not the name attached.
You continue to be a role model for me, and someone who I Really Been Far Even As Decided To Use Even Go Want To Do Look More Like. Don't doubt whether what you're doing is worth it, because it is to me and so many others. Will be following the video game news, very excited. No...
You continue to be a role model for me, and someone who I Really Been Far Even As Decided To Use Even Go Want To Do Look More Like. Don't doubt whether what you're doing is worth it, because it is to me and so many others. Will be following the video game news, very excited. No...
Anonymous asked: WHERE. WHERE DID YOUR TWEETS GO?? Argh I loved stalking you from one easy page. Don't make it hard on me, Deo TT_TT
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You know what you should do today? Draw a prince...
thephooka:
timetobetotallyawesome:
(Feel free to reblog the prompt with your picture!)
Look she is a princess ok. Her name is probably Samantha. She seems like a Samantha.
A concept sketch of Samantha-not-James. Is that how you curtsy? No idea!
*teary-eyed*
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An excerpt from a thing I wrote.
You should read it! This is all I’m going to post, because it’s an experiment, but I really like the introduction.
It’s a bit of narrative written from Nef’s point of view, covering a new concept I’ve only just gotten a handle on today.
So there’s a word in Aengoch, the language I used to speak before I died. It’s sibe, and it means “people”...
There is no wrong way to have a body. →
redzingara:
Excuse me while I throw this down, I’m old and cranky and tired of hearing the idiocy repeated by people who ought to know better.
Real women do not have curves. Real women do not look like just one thing.
Real women have curves, and not. They are tall, and not. They are brown-skinned, and olive-skinned, and not. They have small breasts, and big ones, and no breasts...