Ginger Fox

Tribe is never explicit & will be edited when found*

Inuit

piguttuk (Nunatsiavut Inuk artist, multimedia)

kaajuk (Kivallirmiut artist, jewelry)

shanmonster (Inuk artist, multimedia)

First Nations/Métis/American Indian

fat.bird.weaving (Mik’maq artist, beadwork)

kentmonkman (Cree artist, professional painter)

timtait.art (Oji-Cree* artist, traditional acrylic paintings)

ahyokastudio (Oji-Cree artist, beadwork & leatherwork)

trevorhusbandnativeart (Gitxsan-Cree artist, formline painting & woodcarving)

kgmish (Wiigwemkoong artist, traditional acrylic painting & beadwork)

emilykewageshig (Anishinaabe artist, traditional acrylic painting & beadwork)

_waabooz_ (Anishinaabe artist, painting)

nipinet (Anishinaabe-Métis tattoo artist)

00anthem (Métis artist, original characters & sketches)

lorbrand (Métis artist, beadwork)

erinstaggart (Métis artist, painting)

centavotheking (Lakota artist, beadwork & drawing)

romabeez (Nimiipuu artist, beadwork)

astehtsi_designs (Oneida artist, painting & digital artwork)

shawn__hunt (Heiltsuk artist, painting & carving)

_kc_hall_art (Northwest Coast* artist, formline spraypainting & linework)

shawnakiesman (Northwest Coast* artist, contemporary formline digital artwork)

hoss.harmony (Tlingit artist, formline prints & beadwork)

haida_art.jordonseward (Haida artist, painting & carving)

davidrobertboxley (Tsimshian artist, formline painting & woodcarving)

strikingstick (Gitxsan-Nisga’a artist, beadwork)

ihalayakila_mack (Nuxalk artist, formline painting & carving)

theodoresart (Syilx artist, digital artwork)

twiddy_tattooer (Skokomish tattoo artist)

artnerdforever (Chinuk-Kalapuya artist, contemporary formline-fusion acrylic painting)

glitteringworldgal (Diné artist, beadwork)

pdoc_pierre (Diné artist, painting)

vvernalmoon (Native American artist*, digital artwork)

gaycryptidn8tive (Native American artist*, sketches)

savannahpants (Native American artist*, painting & illustrating)

Mesoamerican/Central American Indian

tlajkuilokayotl (Nahua Mexica artist, contemporary glyph painting)

tepakti_kuyamet (Maya Chort’i artist, beadwork)

Aboriginal

sharadelaney_artist (Quandamooka artist, painting & stippling)

garawaart (Aboriginal artist, jewelry)

ac_designss (Aboriginal artist, painting & stippling)

sariel.art (Aboriginal artist, painting, stippling, & jewelry)

jinjinwalaanjinji (Aboriginal artist, painting & stippling)

aboriginalartlandish (Aboriginal art showcasing)

nissaranagalleries (Aboriginal art showcasing)

Polynesian

tam_tuhou (Maori artist, woodcarving)

sheree.willman (Maori artist, woodcarving)

toi_ripo (Maori artist, painting & linework)

isaacteawaarts (Maori* artist, weaving & carving)

sovereign_minds (Kanaka Maoli artist, carving & traditional crafts)

leimamacreations (Kanaka Maoli artist, digital artwork)

Full List of United States cryptids by state under the cut. Click on a state to access the list of cryptids in that state, then click on cryptid to access more information about it.

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FAINTING

Whumpee examined by the doctor, listening to their lungs and checking their temperature

Whumpee stripped down so others can help them change their clothes, leaving whumpee bare and vulnerable and unable to sit up by themselves

Loose white nightgowns and white shirts

Pale, ashen skin, eyes ringed with dark circles, sunken cheeks

Long, damp hair plastered to a feverish forehead

A dim bedroom, curtains closed, a single candle or lamp burning

Whumpee lying on their back in a large, ornate bed, surrounded by white sheets

Feverish mumbling in their sleep, head jerking from side to side with delirium

BLOODLETTING

Being spoon-fed broth or gruel that they’re barely able to eat

Whumpee being bathed because they’re too weak to do it themselves

Various medicines perched on the sidetable

Hushed voices in the sickie’s bedroom, trying not to disturb them

Coughing fits, muffled by a white handkerchief

COUGHING UP BLOOD

Fevered nightmares

Whumpee lying silent and still under the bedclothes, while others keep vigil

Whumpee venturing out of their room for the first time, leaning on the banister as they try to get down the long staircase

Whumpee unable to sleep because they’re uncomfortable, wandering through the big house and empty rooms, slightly delirious

More than 11,000 years ago, young children trekking with their families through what is now White Sands National Park in New Mexico discovered the stuff of childhood dreams: muddy puddles made from the footprints of a giant ground sloth.

Few things are more enticing to a youngster than a muddy puddle. The children — likely four in all — raced and splashed through the soppy sloth trackway, leaving their own footprints stamped in the playa — a dried up lake bed. Those footprints were preserved over millennia, leaving evidence of this prehistoric caper, new research finds.

They’re in the same order as hummingbirds and, in some positions, you can see the resemblance

But like… a hummingbird that’s cosplaying as a falcon.

Sleek. Efficient. Aerodynamic. Perfectly optimized.

Also they like to sleep in chimneys, hence the name, and when they perch they become very very flat

They also like to sleep in groups

Anyway 10/10 weird little beast. Love these little flat fuck hummingbird falcons

The following week was full of them building a catio and enriching their home. The cat became an indoor cat and chilled out very happily in the catio. They spent the summer harness and leash training their cat as well.

Oh, and the cat killed over a dozen birds and didn’t eat any of them in the single day the owner tracked them with the camera and GPS. They had been going out daily for over a year. Imagine a cat killing 12 birds a day, everyday, for just a year. That devastates the local bird population and leads to the extinction of entire species.

Enrich your home, install a catio (you can get portable catios that fold up and fit in a closet), get a few cat trees/towers, play with your cat, and they’ll live long healthy lives. No worries about some random person killing them with poison or shooting them, no worries about them getting hit by a car, no worries about destroying the local ecosystem. My cats are 17 and 15 years old, 100% indoors their entire lives, and they’re happy.

For all your prosperity needs!

What is a money bowl?

A money bowl is a long term spell that promotes prosperity and success. It’s important to take things out and put new things in to keep up the flow, a stagnant bowl won’t give you the results you want.

First off let’s get into some prosperity associations:

Jupiter - rules prosperity, abundance, and success.

Thursdays! So you may be curious about the first bullet, how do you incorporate Jupiter into your spells. Well Jupiter rules Thursdays making it the perfect time for a prosperity working (other days work as well, and will give different benefits, I highly recommend looking into the days and the week and their associations)

Pentacle cards, the wheel of fortune, and aces

I prefer new or full moons for prosperity workings

Herbs and spices: cinnamon, coffee beans (helps with speed), thyme, mint, shells, rice, cloves, chamomile (I like to use it with the intention of acquiring the money in a peaceful way as well as its prosperity properties), mica powder and many more

Crystals: green aventurine, pyrite, citrine and tigers eye

Gold, silver and green - as well as any colour that represents money to you

What you’ll need

A cleansed bowl

A piece of paper

Writing utensil

Some string

Herbs for prosperity

Crystals for prosperity

Loose change

Gold things, or things you associate wealth with such as glitter or a trinket. I used a fancy gold button for example

A candle (optional)

An oil to dress the candle (also optional)

ALL THE INTENTION

Steps:

This spell requires a petition, which is basically your intentions and what you want from the spell written down on a paper. Think about what you want to do with your money before hand. Are you wanting to save up for something, travel or have a more successful career? How do you want this money? How will this money, and the thing you get with it make you feel? Keep all this in mind as you go through your working

Cleanse your space and materials and cast that circle. Call on your spirits to give you a hand if you wish! I drew a money sigil and a dollar sign on my altar and set the bowl on top of it for my working

Add your ingredients into that bowl, hold them close, sit with them and envision your energy and the ingredients energy mixing in together and put them in the bowl as you tell it what you want it to do for you

Put in your loose change

Write your petition. You can have as many as you please, you can write them three times, sign each one or whatever feels right to you. I write an intention three times, turn the paper to the right, write the next one three times and repeat. I then sign it and put the sigil on the paper. Write your goals like you already have them, “I can afford to live comfortably.” And be specific!

Light your candle.

Fold the paper towards you, turn it to the right and fold again, repeat until it’s small

Wrap the string around it and seal the bundle

Put the bundle in the bowl, and let the candle sit in it (use a holder) sit with your intentions as it burns

Close your working, thank the spirits and break the circle

Work it ;)

Working a Money Bowl:

This spell is all about the flow, take things out and add more things. I do this once a week usually on a Thursday. Doesn’t have to be a crazy offering each week either, throw a cinnamon stick in it, a quarter or light a dedicated candle for it.

I recommend using some ingredients that can be easily removed to keep that flow. Whether you take out, or put in something new is up to you. Do what feels right, keep a balance.

Hope this spell brings all that you wish for! Just remember it’s a slower working (you can use things to speed it up) many people work their bowls for several months to several years! Don’t be disheartened!

A drawing by Arab artist Rafat Alkhatib on Twitter in response to CBS correspondent Charlie D’Agata when he said on air that Ukraine “isn’t a place, with all due respect, like Iraq or Afghanistan, this is a relatively civilized, relatively European — I have to choose those words carefully, too — city, where you wouldn’t expect that or hope that it’s going to happen.”

Despite the fact that Sumer in ancient Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq) was literally the first human civilization ever and despite the fact that humanity biggest war by death toll (WWII) happening in Europe just 8 decades ago.