Nice.

fiona. 31. from ontario 💖😊✨🍊🐦

[witchrealms]

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[dropoutdaze]

Jenny Holzer Truisms Installation, Pilot Field, Buffalo, 1991

[arthistoryfeed]

Petit Lenormand Divination Deck. Culture: French-German cartomancy tradition. Origin: Paris, France. Date: circa 1890 AD. Publisher: likely Ch. Didot, Paris. Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC 4.0).

[huariqueje]

Stairway VIII - Tim Wilson , 2025-26.

American , b. 1970 -

Oil on paper mounted on linen panel , 30 x 22 in . 76.2 x 55.9 cm.

[dailyclassicart]

Maxfield Parrish - "New Hampshire Hills" (1932)

[japanese-plants]

Lily of the valley by Kawarazaki Shodo (1899-1973)

[geopsych]

This evening’s sunset was wild. It kept getting more intense but I thought it was done and on my way home took the 3rd one, took the 4th from the back of the house and then even after I went inside the colors got more saturated.

It felt like a celebration that the worst of winter is past although it’s forecast to get cold again, just not like before.

[simena]

Albert Dubout - A Cat

[tsulasgi]

Cherokee Seven Clans - Clay turtle 🐢 - Jane Osti - Spider Gallery ᎧᎿᏁᏍᎩ, Tahlequah Oklahoma.

Bonus:

[tomoleary]

Kathleen Stenning “Travel Underground” (1925)

[theinternetarchive]

'pansies in a green vase,' wilson davis ellis, american c. 1954.

[sophiebill-portfolio]

deflected doubleweaves exploring rhythm and movement

2025

[sarahmackattack]

You ready for our 2026 Valentines?? The art is ready for ya 😍

This year's cards were designed by Philly artist April Finfrock. I'm completely obsessed with how these turned out.

As with everything on our shop, sales of these valentines support Skype a Scientist 😘

Order at SquidFacts.net! They'll ship the week of January 19th!

[3liza]

one of the culprits here in the public obliviousness about covid is that medical science has completely failed to integrate the fact that infections and injuries have permanent effects into wider culture. it has been documented and known for decades that narcolepsy follows viral and bacterial infections but most doctors wont mention this to you and many of them dont even know about it. every single time you get strep throat, an ear infection, the flu, food poisoning, a bonk on the head, major surgery, sepsis, or cold sores, you have a N% chance to develop permanent disability from it. the 'shit happens' principle of medical science has been seemingly purposefully erased from the public consciousness and im not entirely sure why. american litigiousness and the drug testing process maybe. getting food poisoning from someone not washing their hands before making your meal at a restaurant can not just kill you, but it can give you a permanent chronic illness like narcolepsy, chronic fatigue syndrome, gastroparesis, whatever. instead of this just being common knowledge we have this bizarre concept of diseases as being ineffable and irresistible but simply an inconvenience all good citizens must endure

[infectiouspiss]

mr. piss do you have any tricks on how to deal with seasonal depression? i keep sleeping until like 2pm and its not good 💔

EAT GOOD FOOD JERK OFF HARD DO CRAFTS YOURE BAD AT DRINK ENERGY DRINKS LISTEN TO BAD MUSIC INDULGE IN THE YUMMY COMFORT OF DAILY GUMMY VITAMIN WATCH ALL OF STAR TREK LEARN A SPEEDRUN BUY A BOOK AND DRAW ALL OVER IT SET SOMETHING ON FIRE DYE YOUR HAIR GET INTO THE EROTICISM OF INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY FIND YOUR NEAREST BAKERY AND FUCK UP A HOT FRESH CROISSANT

[blistexenthusiast]

Tamagotchi beadwork, Anna Pederson

[posthumanwanderings]