Here’s how it’s done.
“gina” is an embroidery artist too, but a more obscure one. I’m sure that has nothing to do with this bullying attempt to destroy someone else’s work.
Here’s how it’s done.
“gina” is an embroidery artist too, but a more obscure one. I’m sure that has nothing to do with this bullying attempt to destroy someone else’s work.
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If that is “gina”‘s work displayed in the photo, it looks a lot more primitive and less artistic than what I saw on the site of the “TERF”.
Indeed it is. There’s no comparison.
This nonsense looks like a craven attempt at advancement (as do a lot of Social Justice pile ons). Am I wrong in thinking this?
Well I certainly don’t think you’re wrong, as I so rudely hinted in the post. It looks like an attempt to harm a better artist and to get attention and customers for herself.
If that is “Gina’s” work it looks like something a 6 year old would put together in arts and crafts class.
But hey, “skill” and “craft” don’t matter any more in the arts. It’s ALL about the feelz and the group identity and the politics.
Well I’ll admit it isn’t exactly a clever insight, but I’ve been binging the Block and Report podcast and it just keeps coming up over and over again. The war of the privileged on behind the smokescreen of the marginalized upon the marginalized and the inconvenient just never ends.
Oh, look. Someone bought a beginner’s embroidery kit at JOANN.
There’s only one stitch in that entire “artwork”. The first embroidery I did, at age 7, had at least 3.