'' Pests found in shipwrecks, coral reefs, rocky tidepools and deep underwater caves. Triton blennies love infesting our fishing vessels, stealing our food, and leaving a nasty mess of fish guts behind. For a small dragon with multiple legs, the only thing they got going for is their gnarly interlocked teeth, other than that... they're pretty much little defenseless marine scum. We roast them whole, boiled in a stew with mandrakes and other vegetables, and sometimes their legs get pulled out and served as garnish for soups, quite similar to the Swoopalüng taste wise- they're good eating, its just upsetting that they're almost everywhere we set sail to. ''

Brilliant piece discussing the market that produced Apparently, Sir Cameron Needs to Die

Sunrise at Holly Pond. 5:50 to 5:57 am. 52º F, with light rain. May 14, 2026. Cove Island Park, Stamford, CT. (@dkct25)

Lily of the valley in black and green, on 21cm square natural Lokta.

Leatherwork patterns/designs from Le Cuir: Compositions Decoratives by Jehan Raymond, 1908.

I hope a lot of these paintings on sale now don't disappear into private collections, but some of them probably will

How does this eve-- whatever

shame is such an interesting and complex motivator but in order to feel shame you have to engage in thoughts and behaviours that are, well, shameful.

Zulu Imbenge baskets are woven entirely of recycled telephone wire in the heart of KwaZulu-Natal, a province of South Africa. In the 1990s, Zulu women began repurposing discarded telephone wires, weaving them into intricate patterns to create colorful and durable baskets while preserving traditional weaving techniques.

art as a hobby is great because I can just draw whatever the hell I want Spinosaurus mirabilis

Designs are open for claims (only #1 left!) DM if interested!

Drawing a crane in one continous line (well 3 counting the legs!) following Hokusai examples (cute drawing lesson by Nerima Museum)

Northern flicker studies

More of them (red-shafted)

Celebrity Homes II, 1981