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THE TUMBLR HORSE DERBY

WELCOME TO THE FIRST TUMBLR HORSE DERBY (that i know of, anyway)

HOW TO HORSE: 🐎🐎🐎 - Vote for your FAVOURITE horse to make them go faster! (yknow, like those carnival horse derby games!) MAY THE BEST HORSE WIN

(also sample size reblog yadda yadda yadda HORSE)

I painted these color keys for this scene in Across the Spiderverse between Gwen and her dad!

The idea for the initial color palette was that because Gwen's world is colored by her emotions, she's cool blue despite the warm light of her surroundings - to symbolize her internal isolation from the rest of the world and her father.

Upon entering Gwen's room, we see an inverse of the color relationship that was set up previously. Gwen and her environment are in harmony, contrasting against her dad's warm colors. When they embrace, their colors mix together to create something new.

THE BANANAS ARE GAY

THESE BANANAS

THE BANANAS IN PAJAMAS ARE GAY

BELATED HAPPY PRIDE MONTH EVERYONE

Quick little drawing of our favourite queer Spideys 😌

Guys you can use this as a banner or a background or a header or whatever, as long as it’s credited you’re free to do so <333

It's actually odd to me sometimes when transphobes are so transphobic that they'll do away with things that would benefit them.

Like take, for instance, renovating restrooms to being unisex, but also renovating them so that they're floor-to-ceiling stalls that actually lock. I've been to plenty of single-sexed restrooms that don't have locking stalls, or you could actually see through the cracks between the stall and the door, which is pretty asinine if those stalls are for privacy. It's actually rare, in my experience, to find non-dilapidated restrooms where every stall can lock, so I fail to see how single-sex restrooms are safer than unisex ones that actually prioritize privacy and safety. There's this idea that single-sex means safe, and if you've ever been visibly trans/GNC/intersex, you'll know exactly what I mean when I mention the "Bathroom Problem."

That is what I mean when I say people are so invested in transphobia and intersexism that they'd rather do away with anything that would remotely benefit us (and them). The cruelty is the point. While I use the restroom problem as an example, it is by no means where people stop the discussion.