Michael Kerbow (American, 1964) - Glade (2020)
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Michael Kerbow (American, 1964) - Glade (2020)
two-tone soufflé pearls
self-compassion: an antidote to shame mb
By Sumeyra Yuce
some people don’t deserve to have access to you. and it’s important that you know you don’t have to give these people the privilege of being able to access you
Andrea Joyce Heimer (US-American, 1981) - A Bear Sighting Was The Most Coveted Sighting Of All, For Its Danger And Hulk, And For Its Rarity. One Night While We Slept In My Grandmother's Tin Can Trailer, A Bear Got Tangled In The Brush Pit For A Time And We Listened To It Grumble In The Dead Of Night. It Occurred To Me The Bear Was Having An Off Day. My Grandmother Slept With A Loaded Gun, But She Always Pointed Out It Was For The Two-Legged Animals, Not The Four-Legged Ones. I Used To Have A Dream Where Bears Clambered Through My Stables. Now, I Have Two Bears Who Come To My Yard. I Tell Them Things And They Go On Their Way, And I Go On Mine. These Are Just Some Thoughts I Have On Bears. (2026)
really wish some things had turned out differently
Art by Jacqueline Wild
Bakufu Ohno, 1930s
Tiffany Bozic - "Roots"
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Wildlife of Muscongus bay!
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NEW PAINTING TIME!
Here is "Consuming the Fallen," commissioned by The Etches Collection. It features over 50 different species of marine reptiles; lobe-fin, ray-fin, cartilaginous, and agnathid fishes; echinoderms, crustaceans, isopods, ammonites, belemnites, teuthoids, nautiloids, gastropods, brachiopods, bivalves, annelids, bryozoans, cnidaria, and microbial mats. There are also coprolites and burrows.
By James Gurney