#fox tree

A Fox’s Tree - I just wanted to a really big tree. Big trees are cool!

me was on pinterest agan and find many many picture of faxy in tree an on branch and yay, so me make moodboard qwq is look comfy lay on branch and have little nap :D -Liam

so I've kinda been neglecting this blog, huh

in order, credits below the cut:

Millennial Kumiho, Fox Tree, Ko, Roguefort but Aquarius bird and 🌘〰🌒, Spark, Spark but Fox Bead, Kumiho Cookie but pup, Ko but pup, Stray Cookie, and Chocolate Chip Cookie but Fox Bead

surprise, another art dump already! featuring vacation doodles!

in order: Kumiho Cookie not long after dying and being skewered by her tree, Sushi Cookie (remember him?) with Large Chopstick, dabbing Jevil of suffering, Black Tulip Cookie, Shade (I have a roleplay blog for them but not a chance to use it yet btw), Millennial Kumiho's design for the Circle of Time, Riftwalker Cookie aka Void Cookie 2.0, Theia diki (dagger thingy supposedly made from the horn, tail and teeth of a dragon), Millennial Shield (shield made from the ashes of the Millennial Tree over in @the-loss-guild canon), and Pony Cookie (I have an ability list for them, which is here)

Honoring Native Americans This Thanksgiving

Image credit: Shutterstock While most people celebrate Thanksgiving with family get-togethers and food, we must remain culturally sensitive to the fact that it’s a day of great sorrow for many Native Americans. In fact, we as a society have lost sight of what Thanksgiving truly stands for. It commemorates the arrival of the pilgrims, which resulted in mass genocide and land theft. So it’s rather…

Sandra Dieckmann -“The best folktales have a dark edge. Conversely, the best folk art pops with colour - perhaps as a visual way of whistling in the dark, perhaps a celebration of the richness of northern Europe’s storytelling tradition. Sandra Dieckmann’s nature inspired illustration has got that elusive, comfortable yet disquieting quality in spades. (Digital Artist Magazine)Sandra Dieckmann was born in a tiny Moo-town full of cows, fields and trees in Germany. In a tree house to be precise. Her mother was dangling by one arm when she gave birth and Sandra flopped out and landed on the back of a hawk who brought her home to his nest. There she learned to fly. That way she made her way to Great Britain in 2002 where she made friends with some pens and a magic black cat called Little Crumb.She now works from her studio in East London as a Freelance illustrator and artist. 

Drawing & playing with colours and building herself a magical nest filled with textures, patterns and furry faces. Her work mainly evolves around nature, wildlife, dreams, longing and observations and is inspired by all that touches her personally. Time and space. Nature and music. Feelings, friends, conversations and learning …Sandra’s skills have been applied to a wide array of international commissions and projects - working with clients like Random House Publishing, Atomic Skis and Utne Reader. In 2011 Sandra was chosen by Oscar Winner Shaun Tan as the Upcoming Talent in Illustration in the UK for her image ‘Fox Tree’”

Title- Fox Tree