Today's Document

Kiana Khansmith
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
Jules of Nature

Kaledo Art

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Monterey Bay Aquarium
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KIROKAZE
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Sade Olutola
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Misplaced Lens Cap
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YOU ARE THE REASON

Janaina Medeiros

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WHY ARE YOU HAUNTED? // ON HAUNTED HOUSES
Frederick Kiesler Inside the Endless House // The Haunting of Hill House (2018) cr. Mike Flanagan // Lisa Robertson Magenta Soul Whip // Joan Tierney Why Are You Haunted? // V.C. Andrews // Heather Havrileskyb Haunted Womanhood // Shirley Jackson The Haunting of Hill House // The Haunting of Hill House cr. Mike Flanagan // Tracy K. Smith Ash // Anatomy (2016) cr. Kitty Horrorshow
still thinking about her 🐺
✨Commissions✨
Hounds of the King
I love them so much!
three hounds on a field of white
taylor swift's new album includes the lyric "did you girlboss too close to the sun" and rolling stone gave it a 5/5. post your bad art
finally finished my Padme costume database! Now has concept art, deleted scenes, behind the scenes photos, exhibition pics, promo pics and all of her animated TCW outfits! there are over 150 slides of refs in total <3
LINK and a sneaky peek below
UPDATE 25/01/25 (ooh a palindrome) and a sneaky peek
Added all of her Clone Wars 2003 outfits!
JAMES MCGRAW FLINT (insp.)
Another complaint we get is that when we plant trees, we only plant small trees which isn't equivalent to the ones we chop down. And it's like... the trees are small because they're younger. I promise if you go to the older parts of town you'll see that they do not stay small.
Do they... do they not realize that trees grow? That the act of them growing is what makes them establish root systems that prevent erosion? That them growing is what enables them to absorb carbon dioxide? The growing is what makes them useful!!! And as a fun bonus- young, healthy trees are far less likely to drop a branch on your head!
There's a lot of work that goes into these kinds of evaluations that I don't think people really understand. Like there's a lot of older trees in our uptown area and we love them very much, but they present a hazard to the man-made structures because they were planted with limited knowledge of how to keep them healthy while sharing space with brick.
Tree boss explained it to me once that the older trees have a black mold problem because they just kinda planted them. Because of this, they're root bound. Root bound trees get mold and rot. Sure enough- a big storm happened this summer and one of those trees that looked healthy on the outside came down, hit the roof of city hall, and you could see the decay inside.
There is a way to plant trees near streets and businesses so that the roots run under the structures and I think that he called it a 'root shelf.' But the people who planted those trees didn't have that knowledge, so we try to replace them with proper techniques when we have the opportunity.
But unfortunately, in order to do it properly for the health of the trees and the structures, we have to plant a sapling instead of an adult tree.
A lot of the time, I hear people talking about 'old growth trees' and how they can't stand to see us cutting them down. But the majority of these trees aren't old growth- they're maybe 50-75 years old and weren't planted with the future in mind. So sometimes we cut down an older tree that looks 'fine' from the outside, but the soil sucks or there's an infestation or the storm damage is worse than it looks from the outside.
I once saw Tree Boss just... push an adult tree down by leaning on it and the inside was fuckin' paper.
And its like... welcome to City Planning: where we fix the problems made 50 years ago by people who meant well.
Read widely outside the genre. Read about the Old West (a fantasy in itself) or Georgian London or how Nelson’s navy was victualled or the history of alchemy or clock-making or the mail coach system. Read with the mindset of a carpenter looking at trees.
-- Terry Pratchett - A Slip Of The Keyboard: Collected Non-fiction
Dorian Pavus full - DA
*trying to call a woman beautiful but i've forgotten how to engage other humans in conversation* girl, you remind me of architecture
Will you come to her aid now when all is lost?
where's the hairy men for this trend???
also yeah i did an alt ver with kiss marks i couldn't help myself I'm so obsessed with doing it
You look upon the world around you and you think you know it well. I have smelled it as a wolf, listened as a cat, prowled shadows that you never dreamed existed.