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bardtimesahead said: @bardtimesahead 2/2 2/2 I’ve now gone on and taught college level art classes, and I still take what I learned from TFiOS and use it in lessons (well along with other works from people like Susan Sontag ie “Regarding the Pain of Others”). That’s all to say that I wouldn’t have gotten this perspective as young as I did without the impact TFiOS had on me. At least in my eyes, you succeeded in this endeavor. I’m glad to see you back on tumblr btw!

bardtimesahead said: John, TFiOS heavily influenced my first major series of art when I was in high school. Augustus has a monologue about how he and Hazel Grace are too sick to go to an art museum, and he’s angry because he wouldn’t see people who were sick in art. TFiOS really shaped how I viewed art going forward. I even won an award for an abstracted portrait I made of Hazel. I made work that wasn’t meant to be canonically pretty, it was made to demystify and deromanticize illness. ½