davidrevoy

@ArneBab@rollenspiel.social Oh yes, my feeling also about it.

@kbal@fedia.io

@P4ulin_Kbana@lemmy.eco.br You can follow the link in the ref and read comments: it's about a leadership decision of Mozilla to close their Mastodon instance. They do this while they invest a lot on AI.
In short, it's Mozilla governance that is going more and more full speed into a "capitalism tech bro" mindset, at the cost of a more and more visible departure of the Free/Libre software community. A decision that I qualify of them being clowns, now. And I parody the meme https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/putting-on-clown-makeup for that.

@Lioh@social.anoxinon.de I sincerly feel sorry to read it. I hope you'll forgive me for haven't been able to anticipate this particular side effect for the audience not knowing the original meme, or not clicking on the ref. 😔

I really thought it would be read just as a tiny joke in front of a news I had hard time to cope (something that happens too often with Mozilla).

@Lioh@social.anoxinon.de I feel sorry in advance if another meaning than "Mozilla leadership once again are making clown things" can be interpreted from this drawing.

If it is hurting a community. That's not my intention at all with this comic.

Also, if it has something to do with the makeup symbols or the colors of the hair, it is just inspired/inherited from the original meme (src: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/putting-on-clown-makeup ).

Thank you for pointing it, I hope my answer will participate to disambiguate anything wrong.

@nantucketebooks @kde@floss.social @krita @kde@lemmy.kde.social @NylaWoethief @DiosYubi Hey, hello to them! 👍

@hitstun @Zeus :blobcatheart: Thanks, and I received the message on my Mastodon notifications so I guess the federation of Lemm.ee and my Framapiaf instance is now working 🙂 First time I see I can reply this way to a lemmy instance. Thanks for poking me, for your nice words, and for the featuring of my artwork.

About the Chrome logo and idea of a portal; I think I wanted more to make an effect of a large data vacuum. Like a giant robotic harvester no one could stop.