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Kitchen table in home of Georgia O'Keeffe, photographed by Leslie Williamson.
The large main work table in O’Keeffe’s studio looked a bit unstable, which is putting it mildly. I peeked under the table and found some of O’Keeffe’s attempts to shore it up still in place – an old newspaper and a clothes pin. I still wonder what the date is on the newspaper (how long had that been stuck in there??) but it seemed ill advised to pull it out and look.
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hello hlvrai people. i would like to correct a misconception i've seen floating around and remind you all that wayne has spoken clearly about his opinion on nsfw in the fandom.
(source. maybe DNI w the post itself bc he's expressed here he doesn't want to be involved in fandom ~drama; be respectful of people’s boundaries)
tldr: it's fine when it's tagged properly and not sent to the crew; don't attack people over it.
in addition to that, a couple months back during wayne's Elden Ring playthrough he, the crew, and his mods in chat talked for at least ten minutes about their discomfort with certain HLVRAI fans-- specifically those who compare the crew to their characters. as a group they mass-block people who do this. the crew has been very clear that they aren't the characters and don't want to be conflated with them. per wayne & co, their characters are not them.
tbh block nsfw if you want. it's good to know where your personal boundaries are and curate your online experience accordingly. but quit spreading misinfo about the crew and for the love of god, don't harass people who do make (tagged/warned! not in the main tag! consensual, adult, and otherwise harmless!) nsfw. come on.
ok, wonderful. just wanted to make sure we're all on the same page and being mature, considerate, informed people in this little corner of the internet. happy pride!
Home-made Home of artist J. B. Blunk, photographed by Leslie Williamson
Lost Hill Farm Cottage Plan through StrawBale.com
This 1515 sq. ft. home was designed to be built over a 680 sq. ft. walk-out basement workshop, but it can easily be built as a single story 1 bedroom (plus loft), 1 bathroom, 730 sq. ft. cottage. Its traditional L-shape design was created to fit its historic Nevada City, California site; however, it will be at home in nearly any setting. Combining siding types adds great character to an already interesting cottage home. The original Lost Hill Farm Cottage project was completed in late 2015. It sits nicely on a site that slopes significantly toward the East and/or South but, as noted, will also work as a single-story structure on a flattish site.
Painting by Karl J. Kuerner
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Sights and Sounds by Karl J. Kuerner
48-Hour Courting Candle at the Gift Shop of Jurassic Technology
This candle design takes its inspiration from Colonial-era “courting candles,” candles held in spiral holders that allowed watchful parents to dictate how much time a suitor would spend with an eligible daughter based on how high or low the candle was placed in the special holder - thereby setting the candle’s burn time, much like a timer. This modern interpretation employs a spiral beeswax candle that burns approximately 20 minutes per inch and extinguishes itself when the flame reaches the clip holder.
Plein Air at Kuerner's by Karl J. Kuerner
