it's getting better all the time

Sami - 29 - she/her/her - always okay to reblog from me :)

[dimetrodone]

What is this thing

[dimetrodone]

Investigation on his nature

[huariqueje]

Unknown - Ruth Stage , n/d.

British, b. 1969 -

Egg tempera on handmade gesso board , 30 x 35 cm.

[jellycatsdaily]

Jellycat of the Day | 18th July 2026

↳ Rondle Elephant | 2022 Retired Design

“Taking a break by the watering hole!”

[jellycatsdaily]

Bonus Rondle Elephant 🥰

[cuddledhormone]

When your art skills can’t keep up with your kiddo’s new interests

[corviiids]

btw it is sexy and cool to uplift and admire people who have skills you wish you had without using their ability as a stick to beat yourself with. even and especially if you are jealous of them.

[anh3-donia]

insane goodwill pickup

[leahgardner-art]

blue hour on I-65

[embroiderycrafts]

My experiments with food continue 😌 by Fantastic_Head_2350 on reddit.

[vee-dmsr]

[to-orrr]

tomato

[nevver]

Komorebi, Duri Baek

[infertilityidol]

absolutely in love with this pic from the Wikipedia page for Pikas

[pmamtraveller]

And yet the sun still rises by Luca Ponsato

[dduane]

Fake Cuneiform Seals Reveal How Unreadable Writing Became a Status Symbol in the Ancient Levant | Arkeonews

Fake Cuneiform Seals and the Power of Unreadable Writing. Across the ancient southern Levant, some cylinder seals carried inscriptions that

The study shows that writing in the ancient southern Levant was not only a matter of literacy. It was also a matter of appearance, memory, status, and political connection. Some seals carried readable names and divine invocations. Others carried signs that resembled writing without transmitting stable language. Both belonged to the same wider symbolic world. For scribes, cuneiform could record identity and devotion. For many others, its visual form alone could speak of authority. The so-called fake cuneiform on these seals was not fake in the modern sense of forgery. It was an ancient way of using the image of writing. Across roughly 1,500 years, from Middle Bronze Age prestige objects to Neo-Assyrian imperial seals, the southern Levant turned cuneiform into more than a script. It became a sign of belonging to worlds of power.

[huariqueje]

Schiermonnikoog , Island - Anke Roder , 2025.

Dutch , b. 1964 -

Encaustic and oil on wood panel , 42.5 x 32.5 cm.

[en-theos]

Persephone is not explicitly mentioned either but appears under the formula of ‘unspeakable girl’ (ἀρρήτου κούρας. 1307).39 Ἄρρητος and its quasi-synonym ἀπόρρητος are found several times in Euripides. They mean what cannot or should not be said, most often because of its inappropriateness—such as an adulterous pregnancy (Hipp. 293) or the murder of a host (Hec. 714)—but also because it belongs to the divine order, which is by nature undeterminable by human speech and logic.

'Euripides and mystical religion', Camille semenzato, Markantonatos, Andreas, ed. Brill’s Companion to Euripides. Leiden ; BRILL, 2020.

unspeakable girl...

[rosenkranz-does-things]

some linocuts. can't decide which ones I like better so I'll post both versions