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Artist Illustrates What It’s Like To Live With Anxiety And Depression Through The Eyes Of A Pigeon (30 New Pics)
Chuck Mullin, a London-based artist, channels her battle with anxiety and depression into her artwork by creating comics centered around... well a pigeon protagonist. Initiating this creative journey at seventeen as a means to navigate her mental health struggles, she discovered that pigeons were an ideal medium to convey the intricacies of mental struggles people go through.
Her book, "Bird Brain," showcases this journey with humor and poignancy, offering a window into her experiences with anxiety, isolation, and the occasional triumphs of optimism, thereby resonating with a wide audience online.
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rip the phone-screen 💀 but real talk wHERE DID YOU GET THAT PICTURE OF ME
Given the rise of scammers spoofing phone numbers, this is exactly how I deal with every unknown number these days. Don't answer, google it and call back only if others haven't flagged it as a scam
This is me. I have Borderline Personality Disorder so any little thing can make me go either way.
Perfect amount of time to think of an excuse! “I can’t wait to hangout this day!”. “We should do this when we hangout!”. “Oh gosh I can’t hang out tomorrow :((((“
This dino can’t help but wonder… do they actually make pumpkin spice blankets? And do said blankets taste like pumpkin spice??
I feel you bud, although personally the rain would have been the "good" for me, rain+thunder+darkness= happy (at least in my book i get how its different for everyone) that is however a cool leaf (AND A FANTASTIC PHONECASE MIGHT I ADD)
How long does this person spend on making up these quotes? There really inspiring,and well done!
Note: this post originally had 66 images. It’s been shortened to the top 30 images based on user votes.
I read the first 3. And had to stop because that eyeball hanging in space was so distracting I couldn't even read anymore. My brain kept photoshopping out the second eye, even the one reflected in the mirror. Cute cartooning, please get rid of the second eye; it's distracting and unneeded.
I read the first 3. And had to stop because that eyeball hanging in space was so distracting I couldn't even read anymore. My brain kept photoshopping out the second eye, even the one reflected in the mirror. Cute cartooning, please get rid of the second eye; it's distracting and unneeded.
