Visual artist, Illustrator, Designer, filmmaker , Universal friend. ๐ง ๐๐ซ
Joined March 2013
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StarBoy ๐ซ retweeted
u guys need to get the word woke out of ur vocabulary this is ridiculous and so far removed from its actual definition
StarBoy ๐ซ retweeted
Everything is political.
The only people capable of enforcing change are the 63% who are multidimensionally poor, and the waning middle class.
I donโt expect a sense of reason from most of our โcelebsโ; they have an aggressive worship of money and proximity to power.
Tufiakwa ๐ท
StarBoy ๐ซ retweeted
This guy irritates me almost more than his father. His whole existence feels like a social warning, a tsunami we must not allow take hold.
StarBoy ๐ซ retweeted
cost of flights & accommodation alone, weโre talking millions of $
but nah itโs irrelevant
StarBoy ๐ซ retweeted
being unteachable is a fundamental flaw. it is the same flaw we loathed in our parents, as teenagers, for insisting on their tenacious ways. the flaw is present in the lecturers we despised for thinking they knew it all. the very flaw you now exhibit on twitter, without shame.
StarBoy ๐ซ retweeted
Two sides of one coin this weekend
Sultry Sunset at AMAH Studios, Filthy dirty bass at Raveoween
Jekanmo
StarBoy ๐ซ retweeted
Hosted a workshop for St Gregoryโs College students at Dada gallery. Inspired by my work: Dreamscape Part II, I had them create constellations then led them through a guided session, encouraging them to think about their dreams/goals & affirm themselves/their futures. Was fun :)
StarBoy ๐ซ retweeted
โCynicism, Nihilism, Communism, Agnosticism, and everything else my grandmother swore againstโ
StarBoy ๐ซ retweeted
It's sad an entire generation of capable, ambitious entrepreneurs have devoted their careers to solving the issue of impressions, conversions and 100,000s of thousands of shortform clips a day
StarBoy ๐ซ retweeted
something that makes me sad, not in a trad way, is that public buildings used to be designed to be places that were both functional and served as celebrations of art and architecture. they were supposed to feel important and grand.
