Theralm

Dear watchers, I know it has been a while since I made my last journal entry, but due to large papers (see my previous journal entry about writing my essay for my Argumentation class about the Furry Community) and incredibly challenging engineering classes, I haven't been able to post journal entries or display new works here on DeviantArt. But, now that I'm here and it's the summer, I will be here more often. Through the night and wee hours of the morning, I was busily sketching "guides" of all sorts. From cats and dogs to pandas to even a giraffe, I also had the typical bearded old-man Gandalf-looking guide. In our lives, there are people f

Dear watchers, Theralm here! There is this large final paper I need to write for my English course. The topic is on slacktivism, which is when social movements make use of the internet to present their positions and to recruit new members. Civil disobedience is a shell of its former self. Instead of political protests, people make comments against societal problems online. Instead of being open to fire and bullet shots, slacktivists are dodging memes and posts--nothing that puts their lives at risk. An area of slacktivism I want to study is how do groups form online and use social media to converse and unite. For this reason, I would like t