#ilustrative
A very ilustrative dialogue between CNN news anchor Kaitlan Collins and Michael Waltz, US Permanent Representative at the UN.

There is a huge difference between Russia, the aggressor, stopping to fight, and Ukraine, the victim, stopping to fight.
September 22, 2026 at 12:05 PM
I have a coffee table book comprised entirely of dick-themed art; "Military Members: An Ilustrative History of the War on Terror"
May 19, 2026 at 10:44 PM
It’s called ilustrative picture for a reason - is it an USCG helicopter looking like searching? It is.
October 3, 2026 at 10:56 PM
Military aid to Ukraine updated with:

Pledged;

- 🇬🇧 "Unknown number of" T-72 Main Battle Tanks (part of a 50+ armoured vehicle pledge, have received modernization packages)

docs.google.com/spreadsheets...
February 12, 2025 at 8:16 PM
still crazy to me how mark zuckerberg was tryna make coworker vrchat a thing in the first place. just wholly ilustrative of how much of an out of touch loser he is lol
March 18, 2026 at 9:15 PM
This is where I am now
May 31, 2026 at 3:06 PM
btw this image is ilustrative, from 2018 demonstrations (against fico).
January 25, 2025 at 8:57 PM
Very ilustrative
May 9, 2025 at 7:25 PM
I separated them only for ilustrative example here, it's actually funny how suddenly it turned out like this
February 18, 2026 at 12:05 AM
Pose based on this… ilustrative passage of the novelization
October 22, 2024 at 9:33 AM
Wukong and Elden Ring 🫶🏻
May 30, 2026 at 7:56 PM
I'm rereading 20th Century Boys by Naoki Urasawa and… why do scenes that are horror make me cry? Whenever I feel fear, there come the tears.
a person holding another person 's arm with their hand
Alt: Ilustrative gif
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March 27, 2026 at 5:50 PM
Is not going to stop me from giving him the full L'oréal Paris ad treatment but sometimes when looking at some ilustrations I wonder if GV can physically have all that hair or he just have some few long strings for the braid and the rest is short
(fun sketch attached for ilustrative purposes)
August 15, 2026 at 11:40 PM
Hey friends! I’ve been a bit off from posting art — got pretty sick lately (just focused on a few commissions to pay bills and #StyleOfThieves haha).
I’ll share updates soon about the art I was working on all peoples from SoT and some news!

Ilustrative image of an project in progress… more soon 🤣
May 15, 2025 at 4:02 AM
Recording the kick for One Rotten Oath was quite problematic. I had to stand on my right leg and move the left one around the tripod. Then I had to fake a kick and keep my balance, so that I wouldn't fall on the entire setup in front of me (Ilustrative drawing on the right) :P

#indiegamedev #FMV
May 8, 2026 at 5:26 PM
Yo, @tonytamalesmx.bsky.social is doing a Mario species YCH for Bowser Day next month! If you're interested in joining, look no further!

t.me/TonyTamales_...
Tony Tamales's Trazos y Arte
Getting ready for Bowser Day! Are you? ~ ANY OC ALLOWED, EVEN ANTHRO ONES* (The characters shown here are for ilustrative purposes. The slots are not species locked, it can be changed to any kind of s...
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July 10, 2026 at 11:16 PM
the Seamstress Pt. 3. #theLowestoftheLows #Art #Drawing #Illustration #GP #GloriousPawns #Fashion
Seamstress's Gambit Her fingers moved with practiced precision, threading needles in the dim light of her small shop. For thirty years, she'd altered clothes for the wealthy families of the city—letting out seams, taking in hems, fixing what others broke. She was invisible in their world, a utility, a service rendered and forgotten. She had accepted her role: show up early, work late, charge modest prices, never complain. She'd watched customers pass by her window without stopping. She'd seen her younger competitors with their Instagram accounts and social media buzz steal her clients. Her hands ached. Her rent climbed. She was advancing, yes, but only the direction the game demanded. One autumn morning, She found an old sketch in her desk—a design she'd drawn twenty years ago. An elaborate jacket with impossible seams, pockets that seemed to defy geometry, a collar that would have taken weeks to perfect. She'd never shown it to anyone. Too ambitious. Too much. Not her place. But that morning, something shifted... **Step 1: Recognize the Board** She stopped pretending she didn't see the game. She acknowledged that she had been moving in a predetermined direction, letting others set her value. Recognition wasn't defeat—it was the first move toward agency. **Step 2: Study the Rules (Then Question Them)** She researched her craft with new eyes. She learned that master tailors and seamstresses weren't just service workers—they were artists, designers, businesspeople. The "rules" that kept her small were self-imposed and cultural, not laws of physics. **Step 3: Invest in Your Own Vision** She spent her savings on quality materials and tools. Not for clients. For herself. She began creating one piece a month—a jacket, a coat, a dress—something entirely her own design. **Step 4: Share Your Work Boldly** She photographed her creations and posted them online. Her hands shook as she hit "publish." These weren't alterations; they were declarations. **Step 5: Build Your Tribe** Other seamstresses, designers, and makers found her work. They messaged, collaborated, shared. She wasn't alone anymore. The loneliness of the pawn dissolved into community. **Step 6: Redefine Success on Your Terms** Her aim wasn't to be famous or wealthy. She aimed to wake up excited. She aimed to make pieces that mattered. She aimed to mentor young sewers and show them they didn't have to be pawns either. **Step 7: Move Diagonal (Break the Rules)** The most powerful move a pawn can make is to capture diagonally—to take something not in its straight path. She starts offering workshops, consulting with independent designers, selling patterns online. She transformed her role entirely. **Step 8: Become the Player, Not the Piece** Within five years, She wasn't a seamstress who took orders. She was a designer, educator, and creative director. She'd moved from the board to the table where decisions were made. She chose the game now. **The lesson:** A pawn's greatest power isn't in moving faster in the prescribed direction—it's in recognizing the game itself and refusing to accept being a piece rather than a player. Perseverance isn't grinding harder; it's the courage to imagine differently and the discipline to build that vision step by step. This description brought to You by Claude btw. #theLowestoftheLows
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June 24, 2026 at 3:26 PM
Im always have the wrong camera setting and forget to take ilustrative shots so, still so helpful for those who forget *Me I am those who forget lol*

Being transparent doesn't mean it has to be solid. It could be made of any other material that could change its form/state or similar.
January 28, 2026 at 1:09 AM
I found the articles wrote by @khari.bsky.social very ilustrative about the actual state of AI regulation in United States.

Here is a good article for understanding at what point is regulation today in USA
calmatters.org/economy/tech... #AI #regulation #Algorithms
What California lawmakers did to regulate artificial intelligence
More than a dozen artificial intelligence bills are headed to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk to either get vetoed or get signed into law.
calmatters.org
November 26, 2024 at 3:30 PM
Big thanks to @bryonyleeke.bsky.social and Imke Staffhorst for all their hard work on the planning and content, (and Imke's talented ilustrative work), to helpful reviewers, and to @dev-journal.bsky.social for a smooth and efficient review process.
May 14, 2025 at 3:30 PM