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Print: https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/olliemnjones/saturday-night/

geneva l haley

Two odd beings find tenderness, or a quiet kind of love that doesn’t need naming. What they find together may be love, or safety, or simply the relief of being seen. The world around them mirrors this truth: bones feed roots, insects thrive, and so-called unwanted beings persist. Nature does not reject them, and neither do they reject each other. There is no mistake here, only belonging. Everything exists exactly as it should. Prints: https://artofmaquenda.etsy.com/listing/4427468901/feral-hearts-print-wolves-nature

[source: Swann Galleries]

I painted my keys and pocket contents for a local queer art show. I really love my new carabiner!

Petrified Wood

The Wolves, oil on board. — E. T. Merrill (American, 20th Century)

9th ave, gouache and oil paint on broken clipboard

tung sum bakery , 2in by 3.5in , gouache on wood

"Tiny Landscapes" by Constance Baltuck of Juneau, Alaska (2022)

Wu Zejian.

Sijia Zhang.

Canopy I 2020 Graphite, acrylic, oil on paper and mounted on panel 24" x 24" via Tumblr

murderer's dream iv by junyi lu, 2024, mixed media on canvas with artist's frame, 21 x 28 centimeters

woven with fishing line and mohair

First time with cyanotype

(c. 1890s-1930s)