come and open up your folding chair next to me

rachel, 30s | kenny ortega trash zines, green, whatever the hell

[emziess]

There and back again, A Hobbit's tale, by Bilbo Baggins. Now, where to begin? Ah, yes. Concerning Hobbits....But where our hearts truly lie is in peace and quiet and good tilled earth.

LOTR Week - Day 1 (22nd Sep): brown | hobbit day Concerning Hobbits

[erysium]

intro scenes for each of our main characters 🌞

[berlogauwu]

i need a heroo

[cleverreports]

We report: where the river meets the sea, there is something in between mist and a light drizzle. It stays right here, a light blur on the horizon, the air brinier than ever. The ducks are searching the silt for snails and worms. Our expert‘s hair is curling around their face.

[exitwound]

small seasons

[automaticharpy]

new product concept. Creek Yogurt. you know what it is. CREEK YOGURT: You Fucking Bet Your Ass It Has Active Cultures

[thedemonslament]

Spring/Summer

[thedemonslament]

This the last time you'll see Mo genuinely smile, sorry.

[kosmogrl]

pre hairwash melancholy

[allyourlife]

my fav calvin n hobbes joke and no one ever puts it anywhere

[tennesseewillams]

women love when there’s a woman

[martha-anne]

May daily drawings, part 2

Big changes in my sketchbooking life this May. I've been bringing a tiny set of watercolours everywhere with me. Though I'm not really much of a painter (yet!), I am enjoying having the means to easily make a record of the colours I'm seeing. My regular sketchbooks are absolutely not a good surface for watercolour but there's something quite freeing about using the wrong tools.

The weather has been really good where I am the past few weeks, so I've been using my lunchbreaks at work to sit outside and draw boats in the harbour. Which, by the way, is really difficult! I've not spent much time drawing boats before and I feel like my brain gets hot like a laptop with the effort of observation. Anyway,it's been a delightful way to spend time and I hope I'll be doing lots more of it. Ask me again in a year and perhaps I'll be able to draw boats on autopilot.

[awkwardbirdsdreaming]

Me if I was a duck with my beautiful duck wife, and fish swimming in the sky for some reason.

Wishing everyone a lovely June :>

[animentality]

[hypermediagirl]

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if you're learning HTML for any reason, i can't recommend HTML for people highly enough. it's a fantastic introduction to HTML and CSS targeted towards beginners who aren't technically inclined, and it isn't patronizing towards the reader for that. it's a very relaxed and kind (but informative) resource that even i reference from time to time (and i consider myself pretty good with semantic HTML).

definitely check it out if you're interested in making a personal site, or working with HTML at all.

[exeggcute]

I need a polite and effective way to say "hey your heart is truly in the right place and your anger is often righteous but I think sometimes you’re getting recreationally mad about things that are frankly not worth the amount of energy you’re spending on them, and every time you do this you're driving yourself slightly more insane with nothing to show for it," and then I need a way to broadcast that message through a loudspeaker to roughly 30,000 people at once, and THEN I need a time machine to send that message to my past self lol. and maybe a second time machine in case past me tries to be clever and sabotage the version of me who comes through the first time machine

[janasojka]

Night landscapes

[ragnarokproofing]

When viewed in deep time, things come alive that seemed inert. New responsibilities declare themselves. A conviviality of being leaps to mind and eye. The world becomes eerily various and vibrant again. Ice breathes. Rock has tides. Mountains ebb and flow. Stone pulses. We live on a restless Earth.

Robert Macfarlane, Underland: A Deep Time Journey