c kitties & bullshit
  

Anonymous asked: Mo' kitties, no problems. (puff daddy & mase & biggie) Do it. Please? meow.

i’ve actually had that one written down for a while! haha. i guess as an update, i’m almost done with finals so more comixxxx in da summa tiemz.

antelopebaby asked: Correct me if I'm wrong, but is this whole thing just famous song lyrics manipulated to make it sound like they're about cats?

jay-z & kanye west / kitties in paris

can you tell / ra ra riot

runaway / kanye west

hi. i’m giving you kitties a heads up that i may not be the most frequent of bloggers in the next few weeks. i just moved to copenhagen and will be busy with settling in and don’t know when i’ll have access to a scanner. so i decided to share a lil insight into my world of kitty doodles and post my little sketchbook which i have just filled. 

(also if any of you are in cph, holla at me cause i have no idea what i’m doing)

blackbird / the beatles

Anonymous asked: I am very much interested in purchasing your designs on shirts. Is your shop always open? Also, what is the purpose of "signing in" in your store? Thanks.

Hi, a lot of people have been asking this so I’ll publish this post. There is currently nothing up in the store. Sorry for the confusion. There will be extra shirts up for sale very soon and prints, eventually. So just hang tight and check back in a week or two. Thanks!

I hope everyone is aware of the blackout but I feel obliged to make a post here because it DIRECTLY affects this blog since I essentially quote copyrighted songs and there is a grey area as to how much you can quote/modify and get away with. It’s important to acknowledge that SOPA/Protect IP would change the internet is unimaginable ways.

TAKE ACTION TODAY: CALL YOUR REPRESENTATIVE  and SIGN THE PETITION

For those who don’t know about SOPA/Protect IP, I’m going to quote Reddit because they did an excellent job of simplifying the information on their front page today.

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FAQ

What is the intent of SOPA/PROTECT IP?

The stated intent of the bills is to provide tools for law enforcement and copyright holders to protect their intellectual property rights.

What’s wrong with protecting copyrights?

Nothing! The devil, as they say, is in the details. PROTECT IP and SOPA will cause too much collateral damage, have a high potential for abuse, and won’t even be that effective at stopping the crimes they target. Read alienth’s examination of where these bills fail.

I’m not in the U.S. Why does this affect me?

Many of the sites that you may use (e.g. Google, Facebook, Wikipedia, etc.) are all affected by this law and will be required to hide offending domains from you.

If a non-U.S. site is blocked in the U.S., the site could suffer financially or even be bankrupted by the loss of U.S. traffic and revenue.

What are the differences between PROTECT IP and SOPA?

At a general level, the bills are very similar. SOPA, the “Stop Online Piracy Act,” is from the House of Representatives, while the PROTECT IP Act is from the Senate. Either or both bills may pass a vote in their chamber of congress on their way to becoming law. Both must be defeated to end this threat. There have recently been more detailed explanations in an ELI5 thread and alienth’s blog post.

What about ACTA?

The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, or ACTA, is a multi-national agreement with similar goals to the U.S.-only PROTECT IP and SOPA bills. It is criticized for many of the same reasons that PROTECT IP and SOPA are, but is also concerning because it has been drafted in secret. ACTA is not the focus of this blackout but please take the time to learn more about ACTA.

I’m not a U.S. citizen. How can I help?

You can still call or e-mail the U.S. representatives (sponsors of the bills would be a good choice). However, you may want to turn your attention more towards ACTA or other over-zealous copyright bills in your country.

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