Hello everyone! I’m William, I’m a 21 year old illustrator and digital artist! I can’t currently get a job due to mental health issues, and it’s literally impossible here right now to get one anyways, so my commissions are open!
Rules and TOS are in each Ko-Fi listing, but if really appreciate the reblog and help just getting enough money each month to get my dad off my back about me “getting a job” because I’m being harassed by him and his girlfriend everyday about getting one when I’m having regular panic attacks and meltdowns just being in the same house as people at the moment.
Examples of the stuff I can do are below! Please follow this link if you’re interested in commissioning me ^_^
Hey guys, small update: my dad wants me to start paying £50 in rent each month, obviously, this is something I both don’t have, and can’t get, because I can’t get a job. If there’s anyway people could help out, I’d be really thankful, I’m lowering commission prices so I can keep myself stable (buying medication and paying rent) even when I can’t get a job due to things out of my control at the moment. Please reblog this if you can’t help out, and thank you for your time
And this here is what we in the writing industry call “a display of hubris that may or may not have karmic consequences but is very, very fun”.
[ID: a screenshot of white text on a black background reading “All characters appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. The sole exception for the ocean, the ocean is The Pacific Ocean from real life. If it is unhappy with its portrayal it can settle the matter personally.” /end ID]
The creator of these images is Matt Bernstein, one of my favorite educators online – he makes incredibly clear, forceful collections of information like this one. He’s queer, has fantastic nails, and has done a lot of education recently from his perspective as a Jewish person on why supporting Palestine is so important. Here’s a link to this post, which he created for World AIDS Day on 12/1/23.
“The other
[scene that stands out above the rest]
involved a handsome man, asking a dancing couple if he could cut in. The female partner, expecting his attention, agrees, only to see him dance with her male partner. Jolson then flaps his wrist and says, “Boys will be boys. Woo!”. This scene almost caused the Production Code to reject the film, and was featured in the opening scenes of the documentary film The Celluloid Closet (1996).”
Here is the actual clip, and let me tell you, Jolson’s delivery does not disappoint:
