Last Night I Had A Dream That I Told A Joke That Was So Funny It Killed People. I Woke Up After Killing

046 - would you be worried

Don't stop talking about them. We need to be their voice.

Inspired by the amazing poem by dana

Carnival!Gangle is such a wonderful eldritch puppet master, I love her.

You have given us Gangle fans a glorious feast, my queen, thank you!

Keep eating.

some uhhhhh wanderer sketches 🫶

pomni my favourite creature she has every disease

more ena and froggy for the soul

do not stop talking about Palestine!

there are Shut It Down For Palestine actions planned for Friday, look for one in your area if you can. they're not all registered on the Shut It Down website, so check social media as well as their list.

old drawing but here’s a bit of the gang <3 sorry i didn’t draw everyone

A Reminder

Palestine is not over. Palestine is not dead. Gaza, the West Bank, the entire region between the river and the sea, and the various countries across the world where refugees have fled to, house a surviving people and surviving culture. Palestine is not dead, and WILL NOT die.

I'm seeing a lot of very valid despair online, but if you're someone like me, living a privileged life in a Western country NOT under active bombardment, and which is actually COMPLICIT to some degree in that bombardment: we don't get to give up. Not now, not ever.

You can still get involved in protests or direct actions (e.g. blocking supply), you can still donate eSims or fund UNRWA on your government's behalf, you can still hassle the crap out of your local MP. No, it won't roll back the harm that's already been committed, but all of those things are STILL WORTH DOING. PEOPLE ARE STILL ALIVE OVER THERE. PALESTINE IS STILL WORTH SAVING.

If you've bothered to read this far, you're probably already aware of what's going on over there right now. If not, check out Al Jazeera's fantastic coverage. But also remember that Palestine, and Palestinian culture, is more than just death and despair. Examples below:

Long live Palestine, from the river to the sea.