I don't have an opinion to share on this drama but I wish to Animal Crossing Items point out that Animal Crossing matches have horrible wavy hairstyles. I've got curly hair and have always tried to create my characters seem similar to me IRL. I've never been able to locate anything that doesn't look like a sail boat on my toons head.I am kidding. Tanuki are called raccoon dogs and Tom Nook is referred to as a raccoon from the localized version of the game.
Expecting this level of knowledge is also vaguely problematic. I'm Australian. I have got a lot of cultural exposure to Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander, Central and Indoor and SE Asian PoC. Afro buns aren't amongst the traditional hairstyles for this region that I am aware. There is categorically no way I'd have associated this cartoon-rendered hair style with any particular culture, and I'm not certain why I must be expected to. But I am sure I'd be equally persecuted on Twitter and it simply appears equally as insular to achieve that.
Somewhat connected but also not, Marvel comics made this character named Bishop who was an X-men. People were kinda weirded out by"black man having straight hair". And this was something that happened in the area.
The kicker? Bishop was not black, not at the African sense people had in mind. No he had been an Australian Aboriginal.The kicker? Bishop wasn't black, not in the African sense people had in your mind. No he was an Australian Aboriginal.This what I totally love about tattoos. The creativity of this. You could take theme or concept and cheap Animal Crossing Bells instead of just cutting and pasting art you evolve and transform it and filter it through your own creative process. The result being a gorgeous brilliant piece of work with respect to both the mediums. It is fascinating. I love it. Thank you for sharing
