Wonderlust, Wander Often

[oliviawhen]

Doggust Day 20: Another little comic about something I do when I'm starting to feel anxious. I want to enjoy a walk as much as dogs do!

[maskenjager]

Narcisse

[intactics-deactivated20211231]

still thinking about wolf 21

[intactics-deactivated20211231]

[butch-of-the-blades]

This is what Wolf 21 looked like, btw (picture from Google):

{ID: a picture of a black wolf against a snowy backdrop. His mouth is slightly open, and there is some snow on his snout./end ID}

[fleshdyke]

Please tell about the second defense mechanism i can't find anything online about it

yeah i wasn’t sure how much was online abt it so here’s a video 👍

[noctomania]

Holy shit

[herpsandbirds]

Scarlet-rumped Trogon (Harpactes duvaucelii), male, family Trogonidae, found in SE Asia

photograph by ardpixtures

[nattousan]

[malotte00]

I got tangled in legs

[gracehsong-deactivated20170104]

[kaylaconspiracy]

I’ve reblogged this before but there are some new ones!

[luisgpiercing]

These are awesome

[wakewithgiggli]

that last one is brilliant. They probably won’t jump.

[tinypmsmatch]

Glass Gem Corn seeds color wheel

(the set from my Pantone color matches)

When I found out about this fascinating corn variety a couple of years ago, I’ve been wanting to take color match photos of the stunning multicolor kernels.

Its origin traces back to Carl Barnes, a part-Cherokee farmer living in Oklahoma. Barnes had an uncanny knack for corn breeding. More specifically, he excelled at selecting and saving seed from those cobs that exhibited vivid, translucent colors. After many years, his painstaking efforts created this wondrous corn cultivar called Glass Gem Corn.

So glad I’m finally able to match their colors! See my page to see the Pantone color matches 😊

[mushroomyhouse]

Buggie 🐛🪲

by @hehymnhis

🪲 mush.house/hehymn 🐛

[goat-yells-at-everything]

@onenicebugperday

[feather-bone]

Blue and Canadian Jays, with some of their favorite trees. The blue jay can do an incredibly accurate imitation of a red-shouldered hawk to scare smaller birds away from food sources, and the Canada jay is super bold, and as earned the nickname “camp robber” for stealing food from humans. :-)

[ID: an illustration of a smaller grey and white Canada jay above and a blue and black-barred blue jay below, both in flight, surrounded by branches, leaves, and cones from birch, spruce, oak, fir, aspen, birch, and maple trees. These are all on a blue background with snow, and are labeled in white. End.]

[finchwingart]

Some quick n dirty thylacine skulls

[onestellarghost]

I want to do more landscape studies from the pacific northwest <3 I miss home

[sleeplessintokyo87]

As I said 'See you later,' I knew in the corner of my mind we'd never see each other again.

[claypigeonpottery]

broke in the kiln, and warped quite a bit, but I managed to fake-kintsugi it back together

[glorifyed]

@restinthewest

[julianplum]

🧡 🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟✨ // for day 3 of folktale week 2023: sea! // gouache on paper

a little study of scales, texture, and light for a larger project I'm working on! also made this one into wrapping paper because I CAN'T be the only one who wants to wrap fish presents for people????

[zegalba]

Ink Artwork by Endre Penovác

[claypigeonpottery]

[tofusilken]

[ID: round ceramic plate with a black diamond-patterned ouroboros consuming its own tail, around the words “Ouroboros can have a little ouroboros as a treat” end ID]