Extroverts That Take Us Poor Introverts On As Companions Are The Best.

Late August. Värmland, Sweden (August 28, 2022).

Meanwhile. In my yard....

Just a homely little mushroom living their best life.

It would be nice.

Two commissions from one of my Instagram followers! 

Share Your Pride: Week 2

It's already the second week of Pride! This week's prompts are about sharing the parts of LGBTQIA+ culture you currently vibe with while remembering the past—the good and the bad.

Want to see what happened last week? Check out the latest here, see some highlights here on @celebrate, or watch your community shine all year round over here.

Skull illustrations by MULTIKakaSMILE

This artist on Instagram // Patreon

One of my top 5 mermaid/men sculptures

Myth As Object by Cameron Stalheim

“Stemming from my experience as a gay male from the Midwest and transitioning into the gay culture of the east coast, this sculpture, the first in a new series of work, questions the relationship between fantasy, reality and the objectification that happens in between.” Amazing merman sculpture by artist Cameron Stalheim. 

Media is Plastic, Foam, Steel, & Acrylic. 

[kicks down door] HEY COSPLAYERS

My Modern Met

Extensive Resource of Free Historical Costume Patterns Online

Cosplayer Artemisia Moltabocca has pulled together an extensive resource of free sewing patterns for historical costumes, all available onli

A dancer friend of ours actually worked on the design and consulted on this. They did the sigil, the mask, the idol, the tarot cards, and a bunch of other art you can see. They didn't build the pieces, someone else did the fabrication.

Watching Archive 81 and I gotta say that statue has STRONG Late Bronze Age/Iron Age I Levantine vibes. It could easily be at home at an antiquities museum in Israel, Jordan, etc. Basalt construction, seated pose, minimal molded looking features with exaggerated eyes, hands on torso, the triangle and line design on the base, even the headdress. Also, the front of the Vissar building has those swirling/spiraling stonework border motifs which are super common in Levantine and Mesopotamian temples. The statue reminds me particularly of the Ammonite god Milkom.

Anyway, I appreciate the art design. 10/10 would display