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Buying art

buy your friends art or buy a strangers art. not the mass produced stuff but that weird little sketch or painting or whatever. support folks, sometimes you find out 20 years later that someone was in the whitney biennial and you have one of their drawings from when they were a teenager and that’s pretty cool. buy stuff for $25 or $2000 or whatever you can afford - give your money to artists when you can!

@mitra

Jan 30, 2024

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ART

If you‘re good at art, you can make it yourself. If you aren’t, buy something from an artist at a local farmers market, craft fair, or art gallery. Here’s some small paintings i made for my friends for christmas.

@hannahgechter

Apr 1, 2025

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paintings by my friend joe

dm him. buy one

@will

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Jun 27, 2024

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going home for 48 hours and not a second more

go see ur family, eat some mexican food, and RUN

@ylianna

Mar 14, 2025

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i did it

it is actually so good what the heck i am genius

@ylianna

Mar 11, 2025

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weird film for cameras

i first bought a film camera at an antique shop last summer and i immediately fell in love with it. despite the cost of film and development, i love it so much more than most cameras. i grew up accidentally collecting cameras from thrift stores and my mom’s friends, including one of the very first popular models of polaroid camera! when i bought the film, the man who owned the store gave me some free 18-exposure (i think ?) film. when i got the film developed, i realized that there was this blue hue to the photos. i am not sure why and didnt think to google it but for whatever reason, the next set of developed photos had that same hue, but ONLY FOR THE FIRST 8 EXPOSURES i was so confused but i dont care honestly it looked good while it lasted

@ylianna

Mar 12, 2025