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Because We’ve All Wondered…
By sulya
/ March 1, 2021
Made with Procreate & Affinity Designer for iPad
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GUEST POST: Theme-Build Your Way to Tasty Fitness Feasts
By sulya
/ February 15, 2021
by Wendy McCormick From Pandemic Doggie Bags to Full Fitness Feasts With Theme-Building Since the onset of the pandemic, it...
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Yes, February is an Asshole
By sulya
/ February 6, 2021
Procreate, Affinity Designer for iPad
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Cartoon Experiment #1
By sulya
/ November 29, 2020
Created with Procreate 5.1.4freehand sketch from photosink & colourmuch frustration with text tools
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FICTION: Struggle, Pain & Other Conundrums (3)
By sulya
/ November 2, 2020
This project is peppered with swearing and references to sex, so if that's not your cup-of-tea, then please go in...
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FICTION: Struggle, Pain & Other Conundrums (1)
By sulya
/ October 17, 2020
The Licorice All-Sort & The Bartender Pt. 1 “Dude. Last time I saw you, you talked about Africa like it...
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On the Habit of Finding Better Words Part 3
By sulya
/ September 12, 2020
(continued from On the Habit of Finding Better Words Part 2) I cannot tell you how many amazing, articulate, expressive...
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On the Habit of Finding Better Words Part 2
By sulya
/ September 12, 2020
(continued from On the Habit of Finding Better Words Part 1) How many times have I spent literally hours, days,...
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On the Habit of Finding Better Words Part 1
By sulya
/ September 12, 2020
As a toddler and young child, according to my mother and sister, I used to say "ayana" when I wanted...
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The word “safe” in English etymology has its most recent (13th century) historical ties to the Latin “salvus” which means “unharmed.” This, in turn, traces quite naturally to the prevalent notion that “to be safe” means we must be protected from harm. This, unavoidably, invites consideration of what constitutes harm.
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