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Currently going fory bachelor's in history (concentration: historic preservation). working on urban and botanical illustrations. forever crying over Tristan and Iseult.

[euphrosynthetic]

Working Research List:

Current:

Capstone/Conference Paper/Professional Project: Geographic determinism: coal deposits, occupational disease, and voting practices;

Creative Writing Supplement: Filipino daily life shortly before Japanese invasion.

Back burner:

Calligraphy as Revolutionary & Civil War commemoration (WV utilitarian constitution as counterpoint)

Chestnut blight implications for historic preservation, architectural salvage, maybe a foray into CCC work.

Finished:

Local commemoration deciding federal preservation policy (Civil War -> Present): awarded a paper prize at a regional undergraduate history conference

Different architectural trends, their practical benefits and consequences: learned, grounded a mock HSR of my favorite bar (built c. 1790).

Building decay/aesthetics: for funsies essay

Historical farming practices of my area; for funsies

[tetswithah]

wdym lando used to stream with a feet cam and i’m hearing about this now???

link to visual evidence for those who as me didn’t know about this

[euphrosynthetic]

My first thought was Lando Calrissian, and while I had questions, I had no doubt.

[bonbonlanguage]

from john ciardi’s translation of “the inferno” by dante alighieri

[the-etcetera-archive]

@themartyredslaveoftime

[immortalfleur]

gibson_rent on ig

[julianplum]

🐟🐟🌕🐟🐟🐟🐟 // swallowtail shiners // gouache on hot press paper

[tsundernova]

Domestic dispute in public

[woosh-floosh-art]

Situation that happened in class this semester that was so funny I immediately sketched it out in my notes

[euphrosynthetic]

View of the Bethlehem SteelStacks, Dec. 14, 2025. Sketched on-site, gouache added at home.

I really enjoyed this trip and sketching out scenes of industrial decay. Started in 1857, Bethlehem Steel was once one of the world’s top steel producers, and it supplied steel for the Golden Gate Bridge and the 1899 Chicago World’s Fair Ferris wheel.

[autisticmysticsarah]

The legend of King Arthur predates thinking

[weaselle]

that would explain some of the actions of the court

[euphrosynthetic]

For my creative writing workshop, my professor just kept cutting in to say, “Usually Arthurian retellings focus on action and adventure. Yours…this is just really sad…really depressing…”

For that, he gave me an A!

I’m skilled in making people feel bad!

[arteffects]

Some illustrations from Astronomy, Explained Upon Sir Isaac Newton's Principles and Made Easy to Those Who Have Not Studied Mathematics by James Ferguson (1799).

[euphrosynthetic]

I can totally make two costumes the day before renfaire Halloween weekend kicks off

[euphrosynthetic]

Of course I don’t need a compass—I have tons of mixing bowls that I can just ruin the rims of everytime I need to draw a circle with a permanent marker.

[jagalart]

Ptáček

[byjove]

I love how NYC has done everything under the sun to deal with the rat problem and now they’re circled back and are like “Ok. We’ll legalize bodega cats. We need cats manning the food stores.” ancient problems require ancient solutions.

[euphrosynthetic]

I think it would be very funny if the next Expedition 33 game was actually a prequel, from the point of view of the writers, and the ending was the choice to either target Verso or Maelle.

Other ideas:

-Francois as MC

-paint by numbers of monochrome maelle

-Just Dance! with only the tutorial dodging dance and the Sirene scene as options

-fishing minigame to get sciel out of the water

[euphrosynthetic]

Merlin: a baby is going to kill you someday

Arthur: [yeets it into the sea]