soup

[sleepnoises]

investigating designing a quilt block using a tremendously odd workflow of grid paper notebook & sketchup & clip studio paint

[sleepnoises]

included a mistake or two to let the ghosts out. this was not foundation paper pieced, just a lot of noodling around

see also: my woim

[sleepnoises]

back at it with my Troubled Berries

[sleepnoises]

Possum in the garden (flimsy, 48" by 51½")

[sleepnoises]

#is the three pink blooms a more traditional block? It looks familiar #if so I love its inclusion all the more (tags from @leopardmask-ao3)

i'm responding to these tags so i can post my original mockup:

the three pink blooms absolutely is a traditional block that comes with a lot of different names and variations. i copied it by sight/with graph paper from the above image (Carolina Lily block by Quilt Missouri) and from this Bernina blog post about the Tulips In Vase block.

you can see i was planning to include more traditional blocks and got lost in the sauce of making stuff up. the less traditional blocks in the mockup are by BurlapandBlossom on etsy

ed: the possum is paper pieced! i learned how after making the first couple posts in this thread

[bukkitbrown]

Solar jester! Prepare to get roasted!!

[memories-of-ancients]

Drinking horn with gilded copper mounts, Europe, 15th century

from The Hunt Museum, Limerick

[tarvek-sturmvoraus]

[shamebats]

[jamiebythesea]

[cryptic-forge]

made a tiny esquie because i'm obsessed with expedition 33 & wanted a quick, fun project. i didn't go for game accuracy here, just picked some materials that had good vibes & ended up with this somewhat-chibified version of the Large Friend.

[cryptic-forge]

teapot dragons!

in a way i like this design a lot. on the other hand i think the original teapot animal having a humanoid face is part of the charm; it is supposed to be uncanny. anyway, here be dragons, both available in my shop.

[homunculus-argument]

According to old finnish folklore, having a wild animal wander into your house is an omen of death. The bigger the animal, the more imminent the death. A small bird, like a sparrow or a finch, is a sign that someone who lives in the house will die within the year. If the animal that has somehow made its way inside the house is a small mammal like a hedgehog, or a larger bird like an owl or raven, would mean that death is coming to visit in the next few months.

Massive megafauna, like a fully-grown moose or a bear, is a sign that someone will probably die within the next 20 minutes.

[inber]

let's struggle to dine with mama

[werewolf-transgenderism]

made an irresponsible indie clothing brand purchase but in my defense it's got fun medievalisms going on and also I am allergic to spending money on myself

[werewolf-transgenderism]

someone asked for pictures so here you go. my irresponsible purchase from the hushfall archives

[werewolf-transgenderism]

I should also note that this brand is entirely trans-run so that's another pro for me. it's not an irresponsible purchase I'm just supporting a small trans business :)

[knightofleo]

[herpsandbirds]

Common eider

[phynoma]

This needs to be immortalized because it's what made me turn on the sound. And they were right

[dogpuppy]

[zagreus]

Visit Original Link

this is the sistine chapel of t-shirts? (by @bigbrownbat​ and @oliveoiltears​)

[officialspec]

spec. spec. spec youve changed the game. i never realized your pointer finger and your wrist artery are the same. holy shit. im going to draw hands thank you

aasdjsd its not really an artery but its a useful landmark to facilitate the Flow of a pose imo

[enchantedbook]

'The Estey Pipe Organ Co- Mythic piping' by Franklin Booth, 1924

[thecollectibles]

Art by GA IS

[lilithravencroft]

Marguerite Churchill, photographed by Max Munn Autrey, 1930.

[jareckiworld]

Bill Hammond (1947-2021) — Six Placemakers [oil on canvas, 1998]