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6 months ago

Insomnia is still my favorite album of the year (so far), and it inspired me to create this piece.
I’m really looking forward to May 23rd and hope I’ll be able to hand this artwork over in person!😋

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Posted On: May 6th 2026, 01:09 pm

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Insomnia is still my favorite album of the year (so far), and it inspired me to create this piece.
I’m really looking forward to May 23rd and hope I’ll be able to hand this artwork over in person!😋

#digitalart #sor #art #drawing #artist

Comments (9)

6 months ago

traiga_

Heel vet!

6 months ago

kelvin.bv_

ongelofelijk hard

6 months ago

job.wering

👏👏

6 months ago

sor

🔥🔥TEEH

6 months ago

_bushra_deaf_

Nice work 🔥

6 months ago

yshsxm

AOTY IDC IDC IDC IDC IDC!!!!

6 months ago

mervollo

Wooooow insane 😭🩷

6 months ago

artsykhaly

Love thisss

6 months ago

lindabrish

Wowww

COSTUMES THROUGH THE YEARS!!!
What are you guys dressing up as?
#Halloween

🎃👻💀🎃👻💀

No wrapping paper, and definitely no papery under-eyes. @miley said it best: paper is off the holiday checklist.

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Chapter 38: The Neighbor

How well do you actually know your neighbors?
Not at all. And they know even less about you.

A long visa process isn’t only bureaucracy. Part of it is deliberate — months of waiting, so you find out whether you actually want to go.

I never found the doubt. What I found was time.

My course started later in the year. Every document I owned was already in an inbox belonging to Papi’s secretary. There was nothing to do but wait and answer questions about why.

Then I went to the consulate to fix a line on a form.

The waiting room was full of people watching a number on a screen as if looking harder would move it.

My neighbor was there.

Same building, same floor. Married, easily twice my age, and we had never once said good morning.

He was called up before I found a seat. I caught three things.

A destination. A date. Something about documents still missing.

Then he lowered his voice.

He came back and sat down.

Men look. Not all of them and not always, but enough that you stop noticing. He didn’t look. Not once, in twenty minutes, four seats away.

I know that for a fact, because I was watching to see if he would.

That was new.

Then his number came up again.

He picked up the folder and stood.

And walked to the door instead of the counter.

I’ve thought about it since. The boring version is almost certainly true. They’d told him something was missing. There was nothing left to do in that room.

He wasn’t hiding anything from me either. We’d never spoken. He owed me nothing, including an explanation.

At the time I didn’t want the boring version.

I went home with a man, a folder and a destination, and I’d invented most of it.

I was also home at hours I never used to be, which is how you learn a building. Who leaves early. Whose dog that is. Which neighbor takes the stairs.

He took the stairs.

That week I started saying good morning.

He said it back. That was the entire event.

And I started taking the stairs.

Nothing happened. He was polite, and always on his way somewhere.

And I kept doing it.

#movingabroad #visaprocess #neighbors
#anaschuwaltz #anachapters

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Link below or in my bio

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