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Hey! My name is Nika. nixelpixel.com | about me | international shop

Feb 3 '15

feel free to send these to your loved ones on v day

если хотите заказать такие наклейки

Feb 3 '15
Jan 29 '15

You can buy my zine about these guys here on Gumroad or, if you understand Russian and want to order a physical copy, check out the info here

When drawing this illustration, I used this post by Fabien Mense as a tutorial. Very very grateful.

Jan 25 '15
Jan 24 '15
ew

ew

Jan 24 '15
buff babies experiment

buff babies experiment

Jan 19 '15

quietasthieves asked:

Part two, sorry. The fact we can come up with two fairly different interpretations of his work, however, I hope can illustrate that there are many ways a piece can affect someone. What is triggering to one, might help another through their trials. Telling someone to keep it to themselves is destructive to the artist, and those that might take comfort, and find empowerment, from seeing another combating their demons. Sorry to add to, I'm sure, a few messages. It's an important subject, for sure.

Being socially aware and keeping art private/tabooing topics are not the same things, and I don’t think I ever said anything that would state the opposite. I completely agree with you. And actually, I never defined the concept of being socially aware at all. So if we’re only talking about the suicide gif case, then being socially aware would be to post a clear trigger warning, that would be fully functional, so that you’ll only see the gif if you make a conscious decision to. In Musa’s case, I saw the gif in my dash among all the other posts, and because I was using the Tumblr app, the gif wasn’t hidden, although I think Musa did hide it in the web version. In the app, it looked like a suicide gif with suicide related tags below. Like hello good morning here’s a cat, here’s a feminist post, here’s a graphic suicide attempt gif. You see the problem here? It’s an app problem.

Jan 17 '15

If you’re going to be public, be socially aware. If you don’t want to be socially aware, don’t go public. There’s an option to post privately, there’s an option to draw things and keep them to yourself, drawings don’t stop existing when they’re not public. Don’t justify or explain your social actions with your ability/freedom to do them — 1) no one ever questioned that, 2) it’s not a valid reason, it’s a condition and 3) it’s irrelevant to the problem. And don’t say that your personal blog isn’t a public space. If other people can see it, it’s a public space, regardless of what you want it to be.

Here’s David Shrigley’s art that really illustrates this

Jan 16 '15

Coloring and background study.

Jan 11 '15
kim agaain

kim agaain

Jan 11 '15
this is like completely not my style I have no idea why I drew this

this is like completely not my style I have no idea why I drew this

Jan 5 '15
that girl again
I cant think of a name! but I do have some ideas about her story

that girl again

I cant think of a name! but I do have some ideas about her story

Jan 5 '15
new years resolution: try to draw backgrounds and learn to draw shadows
first attempt

new years resolution: try to draw backgrounds and learn to draw shadows

first attempt

Dec 30 '14
teehee

teehee

Dec 30 '14
I wanna make stickers with him

I wanna make stickers with him