But really this is the best set of the bunch, I think...

www.whitleysamples.com/home/sketches

It worries me to see a brush treated this way.

Researchers at Harvard concluded that it takes about 3% of a population to make change and that peaceful protests are MORE EFFECTIVE than violent protests.

It proves (again) how effective each one of us can be in advancing the change we want to see in our society.

www.bbc.com/future/artic...

Woe to us without access.

Falling sucks but the Tesla adds an unfeeling poetry.

This one's racist.

I asked (a few times) if peacocks were carnivorous because I they made me nervous and it eventually got me kicked off of NextDoor.

Peackocks are controversial business, apparently.

I can imagine more restorative justice, and I can imagine incarceration that is more humane than what I see today... but I have difficulty imagining a system of justice for a (very) capitalist country that rises above market forces to prioritize rehabilitation and treatment.

All kinds of editorializing this treatment might bring. Interesting. I like it.

Weird how much narrative a face shape carries.

I think anyone and everyone is fun. I'm also interested in seeing more of their ephemera; favorite eating utensils, winter underwear, a musical instrument they know how to play, their familiar plants and animals... I love all the lore.

I am reserving one canvas print for my old friend Lonny Bristle.

Okay, friends! Listen up.

I have a four perfect-size canvas cloths for making a short edition of this cool design. I can also run the stencil over bed sheet cotton, upholstery naugahyde, or paper. In sum: I have four canvas Crass banners and an unknown quantity of guerrilla prints for you all. HMU

Here is a bit of stencil.

Me too! I even love the way that clunky block of type sits under the figures. The loops though... WTF

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