Infinitesimal

Irish summers, Harry Gruyaert

Better known as The Dog.

Markers on cartridge paper.

Art by Ahad

Stained glass and Stone (2019-2023)

I make art about grief again

(prints available here)

Fukuōji Kazuhiko aka 福王寺一彦 aka Kazuhiko Fukuōji (Japanese, b. 1955, Mitaka City, Tokyo, Japan) - Blue Bird of Moonlight from The Light of the Sun and the Moon, Japanese Paintings: Mineral Pigments

10/10 - "all is gone, none is won"

(There is, of course, the possibility that a surviving third son, having grown powerful and understandably harbouring some slight resentment, may return, kill his elder brothers with dark magic, and take over the dynasty, but in practice this almost never happens.)

Very few adventuring-third-children nobles have any desire to take on all the hassle and responsibility of running a noble estate when they finally return home after years of seducing dragons and fighting gods. They just want a nice comfy chair, lots of respect, and all the wine they can drink. And in exchange, they occasionally pull a few fistfuls of gems out of the ol Bag of Infinite Holding, tell stories about that time they cut the head off that giant dragon whole's bones are a mountain range now, and head on down to the Senate Chambers to incinerate whoever's making their sweet nephew so upset these days.

There are more but I don’t know yet how many I want to share online. If I can actually complete the entire deck I would love to have it made. But I have a ways to go, so for now I continue to chip away, one card at a time.

Yuki Ideguchi — Drinking Hard (Whale Drinking) [mineral pigments, chalk powder, animal glue, spray paint, on canvas, 2025]

friends that get you injected with every disease possible if you look them in the eyes

Red Herring - ever shifting to capture a room's attention, but always fish °‧ 𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 ·｡

Pierre-Auguste Renoir - "Julie Manet with Cat (detail)" (1877)

Gouache, 2025