The tumbling of a Scribbling Face

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“my favourite assassin”

Darling Dolly, Father’s favourite!

A brush test that got a little out of hand! I wanted to see how unsettling I could get Bodille’s face to look. She’s so normal. She’s so so okay. Please trust her with your netherstones. Please please pretty please.

The preservation of transgender history is essential to ensuring that the stories and experiences of trans people are not forgotten. The Digital Transgender Archive (DTA) has taken on the vital task of gathering and protecting this history, bringing together documents, images, and materials that reflect the rich and diverse experiences of transgender people across time and place.

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Standing dog with spouted tail,

Colima, Protoclassic, c. 100 BCE-250 CE,

Earthenware,

A mahoe stripper or green mahoe moth (Feredayia graminosa) camouflages against moss and lichen in Aotearoa

Food: Italian crusted sardines