I have never seen this post before but tumblr already said I liked it. And I do like it

These drawings have such a joyful energy, like illustrations from a children's book.

this is 40 x 30 in acrylic on canvas btw

ACRYLICS?! 40X30" IN ACRYLICS?! IT'S THAT SMOOTH AT 40X30'?!

as this gains notes, the questions I usually ask for determining whether something is/was worth sharing are:

1. will sharing this Actually Help the people hurt by it? (awareness, mutual aid, direct action)
2. would sharing the original post be beneficial to anyone if it was on its own? (bigotry by random strangers)
3. are there text / tags so it can be filtered? (affected groups wanting to just chill on social media)

this generally leaves two categories of post, things that are good to share with appropriate filter tags / text:

• verified information that most people are genuinely not aware of
• information with ways to aid those affected by it (people to contact, lists of organizations providing aid or individuals accepting donations, etc)

and things that are really not necessary to show to more people:

• scaremongering or dramatization (situational - sometimes the only corrections are attached to the original post, and those are worth sharing)
• posts that provide no information beyond "is this fucked up or what"
• random people's bigotry (regardless of how "funny" people have been in response to it)
• graphic, uncensored and unfilter-able pictures of the dead. show some respect.

well give him a minute he's two blinks old