Self Taught - Blog Posts

Thank u so much for the love I didn’t think people would like my art thank u sm! 💖😭

I drew my profile as human for this. thank u 💖🥰😭

January 13, 2021

Another WitchCrafty reversible plush

Little Witch 🧚🏼‍♀️✨

Happy #PrideMonth to all my lgbtq+ friends 🏳️‍🌈✨

This was one of my old sketches turned into a digital piece. I think she came out super cute and if you guys want to give her a name you can totally leave some suggestions in the comments 😚✨

If you want to see the process follow my tiktok/Insta (https://linktr.ee/LissyDraws 💕)

Nine❣️✨I don’t know if this is a common thing but I had a discussion with this girl where we talked about numbers being people/having personalities and colors. She gave me the idea to try drawing what I think the numbers would look like with their colors 😎✨. I decided to share with you how I see the number 9 :3

Also available on my art instagram @ LissyDoodles

(⚠️Please do not reupload or share this image without crediting me ty ~😋)

If anyone actually sees this, you should follow my art instagram @lissydoodles. Would really appreciate it 💕✨ Thank you lovies 🥰 I’ll be posting more on tumblr I guess 🤪 I kinda like this

Re-imagined, Reinstated, Regretted

Today many libraries are closed because of…..ahhh!

 For a few, today is Christopher Columbus day and with it being removed many have fought for it to remain as part of Italian’s contributions and mark on the U.S. But that’s stupid, whenever Christopher Columbus was celebrated or taught we learned about how he sailed for Spain and ate Turkey with Native Americans—not his Italian Heritage. Instead join in on the celebration and reflection of Indigenous people and the Native Americans slaughtered and create a separate day truly for Italian Americans as a whole or focused on the many Italian-American Nobel winners (six, who are literary focused and whose work is noted as different tones of their heritageà https://theculturetrip.com/europe/italy/articles/six-italian-nobel-prize-winners-in-search-of-a-national-identity/) by dropping the loser who GOT LOST at best.

 So why is this being mentioned during National Book month or as part of this celebration and spotlight on libraries? I wasn’t taught this distinction in class, I learned it on my own. After being taught and performed a play about how Christopher Columbus discovered America it was mentioned quickly that the Vikings discovered America and questions about the contradictory lessons were ignored and I looked on my own where I could. So thank you books on shelves up high, heavy and beaten. Thank you for making HIStory not the only story left