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Han

@hanhere.bsky.social

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Artist • Profesh fascinations: Docker Compose, Kubernetes, & the general phenomenon of teetering complexity that must be wrangled, still, by (1) human at a time ♡ • they/them

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Han @hanhere.bsky.social · 17/11/2024

when everything that got you here is only somewhat useful for the next step

Drawing of a large blob with two little eyes, looking dubious as it perches on an upward slope, a bit hesitating as it must move past a little cliff. Drawn by Han with the stamp roller tool in Paper on iOS.

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Han @hanhere.bsky.social · 14/11/2024

In memory of The Time this windshield bird poop looked JUST like a baby owl trudging up a slope, ski mitts wielding poles

Bird poop in focus on a windshield, background is blurred trees and garage. The dark splotches might be interpreted as stated!

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Han @hanhere.bsky.social · 13/11/2024

Suffering humiliation, turns out, rarely leads to insight. There are multiple painful steps to insight, which requires introspection into the humiliation you’re probably desperate to escape. MUCH faster to expel the humiliation onto someone—anyone—more vulnerable

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Han @hanhere.bsky.social · 13/11/2024

I still have first-person memories from childhood feeling irritable that I was so small. I couldn’t wait to be bigger, so there was always something to anticipate. As an adult I do love emotional growth, but imagine if it was as concrete as getting an inch taller each year?

A drawing of a ferocious yet adorable creature, cross between a bunny and a rat, fur bristling. Blue cartoon eyes and a red tongue revealed mid-snarl. Han drew this in Paper on iOS, with the stamp tool.

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Mike Sakasegawa @sakeriver.com · 10/11/2024

This is a photograph of my great uncle, Jim Ida, in 1942. The photograph was taken by Dorothea Lange as part of her documentation of the Japanese American incarceration. He is sitting with his family’s bags, waiting to be taken to an internment camp. (Tanforan, I believe.) He was 17.

A black and white photograph of a Japanese American teenage boy. He is sitting on a large duffel bag tied with string, on the sidewalk next to some suitcases. He is looking out of frame over his left shoulder, his hands folded in his lap and with one foot cocked on its edges. His body language looks anxious to me.

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Han @hanhere.bsky.social · 19/10/2024

Thinking about the trancelike flow of sketching while on the phone with a friend. (drawn on Paper, that iPad app)

Flat drawing of a worm and apple, except the work has little legs, and the apple is shaped a bit like a sausage. The red of the apple and green of the worm seem ordinary, though.

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Han @hanhere.bsky.social · 25/09/2024

critical to remember — a cat turning their back on you is a great show of trust

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Han @hanhere.bsky.social · 24/09/2024

watch for tiny portals out in the world, hiding in plain sight

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Han @hanhere.bsky.social · 24/09/2024

I drew this a while back. Looking at it now, I think about how a bonsai’s gnarled shape reflects every insult it endured to live so long. A flower twisting in the wind, though, can thrive via floppiness

Illustration of a flower on a mount, leaning against the wind, drawn as light motion swirls

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