Posts tagged "satire"

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  • Formline-style illustration of Coyote the Trickster in the black, red, and white palette of Northwest Coast Indigenous art. The coyote is shown mid-stride with an arched back and a curled tail, its body built from interlocking ovoid and U-shaped forms, stylized joint markings, and small embedded faces. Its head turns back toward the viewer with a toothy grin, a large stylized eye, and a pointed ear.

    Outjerked by the Trickster

    · #personal essay #Social Commentary #Métis #humor #satire #IndieWeb

    I've been satirized by circlejerk.blog, and I reflect on the history of online circlejerking, Indigenous trickster traditions like Coyote and Chi-Jean, and the concept of survivance. A call for more humour and satire in online spaces, and how trickster storytelling can build empathy through shared laughter.

  • The Fool tarot card from the Rider-Waite deck, numbered 0. A young figure in an ornate, flower-patterned tunic stands at the edge of a rocky cliff, face tilted upward toward a bright sun in the upper right corner. They carry a white rose in one outstretched hand and a wooden staff over their shoulder with a small sack tied to the end. A white dog leaps up at their heels. The background is a flat yellow sky above snow-capped mountains. The card is set against a blurred, blue-green forest background. The title 'THE FOOL.' appears in a banner at the bottom.

    The Fool's Autopsy

    · #Technical #IndieWeb #Satire #Writing #Humor

    A review of the prank I pulled yesterday, in addition to serious discourse about being silly, including thoughts on the role and importance of satire and literacy. I also share a detailed technical breakdown of the scripts that I added to the prank as well.

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