popchop&axemurder

The exquisite agony of knowing there's a cat somewhere in the bed but not exactly where, so any stray movement might kick them

a drawing of a goblin with a hat and scarf surrounded by insects there is text which reads Mlopper a tiny goblin book

a drawing of a goblin with white hair wearing stripy shorts and a black cloak fastened with a bone

a drawing of a goblin and lots of items including a frog-form of the goblin, a log backpack and a wicker helmet and several frogs.

a drawing of a giant in a snowy forest, battling with a band of adventurers.

I have some more commissions available now!
It is £10 for a single character
or £45 for a character sheet with a character and lots of items
or negotiable for something more!
Please send a message to me if you would like one, thank you very much!

They're making a new evangelion series?????? Wild.

"Is It Ethical To Time Travel & Force Femme Yourself" - the greatest thread in the history of bluesky poasts, locked by Trust & Safety jannies after 12,239 skeets of heated debate,

this is the stupidest thing and it absolutely undid me

Digital illustration of the heroic goose from Untitled Goose Game. Goose is all white with orange feet and beak and everything is rendered in flat simple shapes. Goose is standing next to a stream with greenery and blue sky behind, proudly holding the coveted shiny bell in his beak. Handwritten lettering in the sky reads ‘Maybe it will happen today.’

2012!!

I'm recognisably trying to do similar things im just so much improved.

Comparing an early piece of digital art - like 2011 or 12 maybe? - with even a WIP today lets me see how far I've come.

OH MY GOD YOU COULD NAME IT PACIFIC GYM COME ON

Fitz and the Fool, from realm of the elderlings- kissing under a tree, and framed by apricots. Commissioned work

Here's The Life I Always Wanted
(Fitz And The Fool)

The Monday Period: Pages 1-4
#garfield #imsorryjon

The scroll eventually came into possession of the New-York Historical Society (now known as the New York Historical) and in 1948 came into the hands of the Brooklyn Museum. Flash forward to the 2000s, where a three-year effort, led by the superstar conservator Ahmed Tarek and museum conservators Lisa Bruno, Sara Bone, and Josephine Jenks, worked to separate the papyrus from the acidic backing that it had been mounted on, and find a way to stabilize it for generations to come. "It's kind of like if you took shredded wheat and had it flattened, it's just really brittle," said Bruno. The team used gels to deliver water to the scroll in a controlled manner, and they were able to painstakingly separate the moistened papyrus from the backing. They then mounted it again on special superfine, kozo-fiber Japanese paper, which can be a little as 0.02mm in thickness per sheet.

When reading any story about the painstaking restoration of a work of art by conservators (here, a gilded papyrus of the Egyptian Book of the Dead), I wait for the part where conservators describe how they had to undo the destructive work done by previous conservators, and it never fails to arrive.

A Cretaceous horse.

#YearOfTheHorse

thinking of you x

make it a kink for them

The term "Reformed Catholic Church" has the most rancid vibes I can imagine.

What the fuck the original is perfect

im on my bullshit

Every incident in this document is either something I witnessed or have heard of happening as a Horror Story

what if i write a fictional collections policy for a museum-world what then

(will that policy ever be important? maybe. donations are a plot hook)

I've said it before but, in the absence of proper regulation and the licensing of metal detecting, then we must rely on the good old fashioned fairy curses attached to each and every hoard. Let the folk beyond the veil sort it out. 🏺🪙🧚🏼‍♂️☠️

Out of date anatomically in terms of what we know about dinosaurs now, but Wayne Barlowe’s paleoart was incredible to me as a kid, it spurred my imagination like nothing else. The colors are so striking on each of these pieces, they hold such a primal mood.

"Hey Valentine are you carrying 100 guns or more? because I think you're FIRST RATE" A little Valentine for fans of the Aubrey-Maturin novels

The first time I saw it, the statue at the death site had a bullseye on the back and sign that said "INSERT SPEAR HERE".

Coloured drawing of a young Arab ('Mahmas') by Edward Kennington. One of Lawrence's close Arabic friends was Salim Ahmed and the poem might be inspired by him, while also referencing the entire Arab nation, for which he advocated freedom from British rule.

"I loved you, so I drew theses tides of men into my hands
and wrote my will across the sky in stars
To earn you Freedom, the seven pillared worthy house,
That your eyes might be shining for me
When we came."

- 'S.A.' by T E Lawrence.
#BookWormSat #gaylove

It’s so funny to think about the fact that there’s people out there deferring every life decision to this