Swamp Wizard

Today together with my friend we drew a squid in our local park

a photo depicting four wooden bookmarks with decoupaged drawings of gnarled, twisted old trees, three of them with black ink, one with red

A photo depicting three bookmarks with decoupaged drawings of hooded, cloaked creatures - their faces are entirely covered by shadow and only their round glowing eyes are visible; they wear clothes in warm colors with tassels and fringes . Those are tiny nomads, beetle-like creatures I've made up some years ago.

Two wooden bookmark with decoupaged dotwork drawings made with black and red ink depicting hooded figures - one with a singular vertical eye under its hood, the other surrounded by tentacles.

A photo depicting two wooden bookmarks with decoupaged dotwork drawings made with black and red ink. First of them is a skull with red mushrooms ground out of and around it, the second is a tree with a giant human head with long hair in its hollow.

Some of the bookmarks I've made to sell at the con booth (and most of them actually did get sold)/ Zakładki, co je sprzedawałem na Bazyliszku (i większość sprzedałem)

Raczej: "To nie wina systemu, którego mechanizm działania opiera się na wyzysku, to ich wina". Nikt nie jest w pełni odpowiedzialny za swoją sytuację, kucie swojego losu i inne pierdoły są bardzo libek coded.

a black ink tattoo on a man's chest depictiing a rectangular magical sigil (Goetia style)

a black ink tattoo on a man's chest depictiing a rectangular magical sigil (Goetia style)

Custom sigil (I loved drawing it)

Two pencil on paper sketches depicting faces of a devon rex and a cornish rex cats.

A small pencil and ink wash (with metal leaf background) portrait of a white devon rex cat.

A small pencil and ink wash (with metal leaf used as a background) portrait of a dark devon rex cat.

My friend's weird goblin cats

Here's some of my art that's not *directly* my job (but is job a little bit)

Judging from the smell, one of the bands using rehersal room downstairs from my shop decided to play *real* stoner metal today.

a man says i 'm serious as a heart attack while sitting in a chair ALT: a man says i 'm serious as a heart attack while sitting in a chair

NSR is when a game itself is gay, OSR is when the people playing it are trans.

If a Cis person plays an OSR game it is a retro-clone.

If an NSR game isn't inherently gay- yes it is.

Hope that helps sorting things out!

Burial practices, from best to worst: 1. fungal coffin 2. regular natural burial 3. letting wild forest animals drag my bones 4. sky burial 5. cremation 6. regular western inhumation 7. tomb burial 8. intentional mummification (I'm ok and not dying any quicker than an average human rate afaik)

It's not a perfect solution but wet toilet paper / flushable wet wipes will usually do the job

But hey, maybe in a few years CD players will get their nostalgia-fueled renaissance just like casette players did and you'll be able to stock up.

Interesting, I was almost convinced magnetic tapes are more durable than CDs (I know you're supposted to rewind them from time to time so they won't stick) and regretted giving away the last walkman I owned. cont.

Aren't you worried CDs will just kind of... desintegrate over time? (It was the reason I ultimately stopped buying them and half-heartedly switched to vinyls I never listen to anyway because it's too big of a hussle)

2) Not sure if it's just my unability to addapt or the ultimate triumph of The Normie. It also hurts my tiny lil business because I honestly don't know how to get to new clients without doing all the stupid influencer shit or even worse, intentionally trying to encourage a parasocial relationship.

1) ngl, to say my modern social media game is weak is to grossly undersell it. I guess being an extremely online teen / young adult from early 2000 to 2010s taught me all the wrong lessons while people disinterested in the back-then Internet culture (or just younger, let's be honest) are doing ok.

I feel really sorry for people in the US - and I also hate that the rest of the world will feel the consequences of this shitfuckery.

I'm gonna read it from front to back, without skipping around like I usually do then :)

Finally got my copy of the Painted Wastelands yesterday, gonna start reading it this evening (I don't like reading PDFs and I never touch them before getting the physical book) + the dice set matches nicely the rest of my travel bag, and all of them match the cover @agamemnonpress.bsky.social

Why, don't you appreciate TRU GAMER AESTHETIC? (I'd recommend a vertical mouse, they're bitch to get used to but once you do they're awesome for your wrist. Plus, they haven't gotten invaded with obnoxious amounts of colorful LED lights yet)

From what you're saying he should've go with a regular artbook though (I'd buy it then)

Memories of the snow

I was curious about the Age of Rot (despite noticing clear Vermis *inspirations*, let's call it that) as I've been following Strange House for a while and I enjoy his art so thanks for the warning.

intense red wild rose fruits growing on bare thorny branches, with snow in the background

bird tracks on snow

Don't mind me, I'm just capturing fleeing winter moments

a photo depicting brown oak leaves frozen in a puddle

Yesterday was the first freezing cold day of the season, and it even snowed a little bit. And I was elated as it had at least some semblance to the winters of not so long ago, with snow piled tall, and frost lasting from the late November to March. Solastalgia is a bitch.

a photo depicting the Talisman board game layed out on a table, with cards and miniatures for 3 players

I know there are people gaming with their parents (and also people my age+ getting their children into RPGs) but I always felt weird thinking about playing RPGs with my (now elderly) mother - I'm super happy I got her into board games though.

2/2 At that moment, to my amazement, I actually stopped myself from participating in leftist infighting (in this instance, at the very least). You do you, my brother/sister/sibling, our disagreements are petty compared to what we're both against.

1/2 The other day I saw here a leftist take I found to be not very good nor wise for that matter and was *this close* to engaging in THE DISCOURSE - but then I saw another post, on fb this time, and it was some actual nazi shit.

As far as popular/folk history goes, there was at least one late medieval battle won partially due to one side waiting in the full July sun for the attack (Grunwald).

I think so too. (On the other hand - summer heat was historically also a problem for metal armor wearing combatants)

I hope they're never catching that guy.