Millipede, Woodlouse/Isopod (?), Silkworm & Slug
Cambridge University Library, MS Kk.4.25 c. 1230, folio 98v.

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Millipede, Woodlouse/Isopod (?), Silkworm & Slug
Cambridge University Library, MS Kk.4.25 c. 1230, folio 98v.
Alfred Watkins demonstrating what he believed to be the truest usage of the Queen Stone in Herefordshire—human sacrifice, to The Wood Craft Folk Camp, 9th July 1933.
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Henry Winslow, Wood Monsters, n.d., etching, 9 3⁄4 x 9 3⁄4 in. (24.8 x 24.8 cm), Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift of Chicago Society of Etchers, 1935.13.392
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The British Grasses and Sedges
by Anne Pratt London Society for the Promotion of Christian Knowledge -
35 fine colour plates - no date c1860
Beasts - 19x15 cm paper, ballpoint pen
2014 Tokyo International Quilt Festival
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Some work by Yoko Saito
https://stitchbird.blogspot.com/2014/02/more-quilts-from-tokyo-quilt-show.html?m=1
i dont think its a "sin" to "destroy and betray yourself for nothing" because there's no such thing as sin, there's no such thing as yourself and there's no such thing as nothing. and destruction and betrayal are subjective. you're most likely totally fine.
Tiny scene from the bottom of a pond. Acrylic and oil pastel on watercolor paper, 9x9in
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Alexander Ross - American, 1960
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