MoonSphinx

Kris- 80’s kid… Pagan, metalhead, dog mom, nature and animal lover, introvert

[kjmartinet]

Alright after a bit of a wait on paper the print set is complete!

Included some close ups because the wides are all blurry and idk how to fix it cause I'm not a good photographer. Anyway

These are all 6"x9" 2 Color Risographs.

If you would like them my big cartel is at the top of my page on desktop or I will add it in the notes so the post doesn't get lost.

[pagewoman]

Eilean Donan Castle,  Dornie, Kyle of Lochalsh, Scotland

[askylitocean]

🐺🤍

[dombruce2016]

On the hunt....💜🐺

[whydoihavetoart]

u got games on ur phone?

[wow-david]

[wiirxfh]

[entomologize]

Pressed flower collage of a comet moth, by Helen Ahpornsiri

[resoluteryshimmerings]

[resoluteryshimmerings]

[happyheidi]

have a goat! you deserve it!

via chevre_toy_miniature

[fucxingcuties]

[happyheidi]

Boo! Spooky duck.

(via)

[happyheidi]

Boo! He’s back!

[fallenintime12]

🦆🦆🦆

[eerieeccentrix]

[ymutate]

PA Mathison (American, born 1969) Family Tree, 2022

Acrylic on canvas 24 X 36 inches Private collection

[amnhnyc]

Have you ever seen a white Common Raven (Corvus corax)? No, this isn’t a new species… or a ghost. 👻 This Raven’s striking pale plumage is the result of the genetic mutations leucism or albinism. Leucism is a reduction in all types of pigmentation, including melanin. Albinism is the inability to produce or distribute melanin. One hint to tell the difference? Individuals affected by leucism often have blue eyes, while individuals with albinism have pink eyes. White Common Ravens are rare. An estimated 1 in 30,000 individuals is born without this species’ signature black plumage.

Photo: Cos van Wermeskerken, CC BY-NC 4.0, iNaturalist

[seasons-in-hell]

Jeremy Neill

Coven Queen

[seasons-in-hell]

Mary Esther Munoz