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Love Begins
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Not today Justin
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Sweet Seals For You, Always
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"Eliza Poe, Belladonna, and Inhumane Beauty Standards of Tuberculosis "
"People who are treated as less than human by the social order are more susceptible to tuberculosis... Because they are treated as less than human." -Everything is Tuberculosis by John Green
#TB #tbfighters #everythingistb #johngreen #deadlynightshade #skull #death #deadlydisease #tuberculosisawareness
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Weeping Water Woman 3: Bubby Leiba as the Vila
The Vila is a Slavic nature spirit of the wild, much like a nymph in Greek mythology, so they are not always associated with bodies of water but many are. It also seems unclear if they are the souls of humans or not but many are associated with disappointed brides, murdered brides, or young women who died before they could get married.
My great grandmother Leiba was probably the most unhappily married out of my remembered direct ancestors. I know almost nothing about her, and even recent investigations by my family were unclear as to how to spell her birth town or which country it is in now as the borders of Eastern Europe have shifted quite a lot since she left.Â
All I know about her is that she had a weird accent and she was angry. She was angry that she had emigrated and was still poor. She was angry she lived in an apartment with a dirt floor and almost no heating in Montreal. She was angry her son (represented by the fawn) was so malnourished he got rickets. She was angry at my great aunt seemingly for existing. In other words she was angry that she was hitched to her husband who couldn't make any money. Clearly I inherited her general inability to be satisfied with anything and also her epic Resting Bitch Face which I felt conveyed the mythic disappointment of a Vila. She is still a figure of nature and fecundity, represented by the strawberries and rowan branches but also of struggle and angst like all disappointed brides.Â
*sings* "Bird Husband! Bird Husband! He's a husband, he's a bird: Bird Husband!"
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https://archaeology.org/news/2025/11/18/12000-year-old-figurine-uncovered-in-northern-israel/
First alphabet friendship bracelet
Finished it:
First alphabet friendship bracelet
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Today for National Indigenous Peoples Day I'd like to remind everyone that we are choosing to live in a world where the most marginalized among us are the most likely to contract the world's most deadly disease. We only live in a world where tuberculosis still exists because we choose not to care about people who have less access to tests and treatment. We could give them that access. And if you don't care that TB is spreading in Indigenous communities then you should care that more drug resistant TB heightens the danger of it spreading to everyone else and causing a new TB pandemic. We could eradicate this disease. But we choose to allow some people to be treated as less deserving. This is a black stain on our country and a direct result of colonialism and racism. Canada needs to do and be better.
A little wonky but I'm still happy with it. This is my keychain now. Next up: Athena PJO bracelet for my niece and maybe a TB fighters bracelet
Orima of the Reaching Green
Been getting into making friendship bracelets. Very pleased with how the Celtic knot one came out. Next I'm going to focus on Percy Jackson designs and Pride flag colors. I'm getting good and fast enough that I might start trying to sell them. Let me know if you want one!
The artist and her mother as Persephone and Demeter.
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Van Horne Warehouse, Montréal, QC, CA
My sister commissioned this because it is one of her favorite views of Montreal . She passes it most days on the way to work. As I researched it I thought about how weird it is to have this beautiful husk of a warehouse just sitting there gathering dust and some iconic graffiti. Unfortunately it was hard enough for me to make all the lines actually make some sense since I've always been shit at perspective. Also using a very fibrous paper I got from the city meant I had to resort to some of the cleaner lines and look of the building back when it was in use. I think it gives the piece a bit of nostalgia though so I'm happy with how it came out.
I think we need to appreciate this part of Brennan Lee Mulligan's WIRED interview a lot more:
"The evangelical right in this country needs to manufacture outrage to hold onto its voting block. [The satanic panic about DnD] was arbitrary, as the targets of their outrage always are. Fight the power."
A niece and her aunty.
Made this for my niece's bat mitzvah. I'm extremely proud of her.
Question: What is the greatest magic of all? Answer: Friendship, right? [B]: The greatest magic of all is not friendship, it's chronomancy, the ability to control and warp time. If friendship were the greatest magic, look, it's a pet peeve of mine (...)
DUNGEON MASTER BRENNAN LEE MULLIGAN ANSWERS DnD QUESTIONS (TECH SUPPORT | WIRED)
This is so true
Painted my sexy RP characters Victorio and Alva. Victorio is a thief from Mexico who is a bit of a brujo. Alva is a sidhe knight who breaks curses. We've been playing these two for years but I think only several months have passed in the world of the game because we're so slow lol. I drew them on Valentine's Day but I only got around to painting them last night.
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Weeping Water Women #2: Isis and Nephthys mourning Osiris.
I always found the story of Isis and Nephthys interesting and poignant. Maybe because I'm polyamorous, the idea that Isis' twin sister has a child with her husband and instead of getting angry she raises the child (Anubis) as her foster son. Then when Nephthys' husband kills Osiris, she is instantly at her sister's side, sharing her mourning. They search the Nile for the pieces of Osiris and their crying is the sound of kite birds (pictured in the corners) and causes the rainy season and the flooding of the Nile bringing fertility to the crops.
This is the story we get from Plutarch anyway and it's clear that there have been many versions. But there is something very eternal in the shared grief of Isis and Nephthys. I think grief can only be borne in communion with others.
The ancient Egyptians would never have depicted this grief on the faces of their goddesses because they did not want to influence them to be grieved. That's why they always seem serene in ancient art yet with their hands raised (as Isis is half doing here) in the symbol of grief. I, on the other hand, think it's important to show even the gods sharing our emotions. Especially "negative" emotions on the faces of women. The only good thing about our emotions is that we all have them. I have supported many people through their grief, so I identify with Nephthys and I think it's beautiful to feel the same feelings as a Goddess almost as old as writing.
Pictured: My Polycule
