cool cat

sam • she/her • scorpio • 1996 • my artblog: @sznoopydraws

[booksandchainmail]

is there anything as good as lying in a sunbeam

[gobusto]

telling the truth in a sunbeam #honesty

[9km]

january25

[f4therlesssss]

nvm i’ve said too much #unknowme

[artismonkeys]

miffy trail, tatton park (april 2026)

[anxietyproblem]

[rukisnyart]

morphing, shifting

[talonabraxas]

Full moon at the Temple of Poseidon in Sounio, Greece

[disorientation]

Having a "stupider people have done this" attitude about the things you want to do can open so many doors

[starbeamtwinkle-remade]

[ripe]

src: arikitchen ☁️

[lakevida]

i hope we all never have to hear about soccer ever the fuck again

[throathole]

I really love when cats use their front legs to hold something in place while they use their back legs to kick the absolute shit out of it

[throathole]

Destruction. Annihilation, even

[idrawsnoopyeveryday]

223.

[mvkadds]

DIY Bouquet of flowers I made on my walk

[meltyice]

@__asamix__

[cyphir-spacerobot]

Victor Frankenstein after achieving the impossible and building a fucking person from scraps of the dead: Oh god, ew, ew it's ugly! Yucky! Yucky! Gross! Ew! Ew! Yucky! Yucky! Gross! Ew!

[funeral]

Many places have a "forest that shouldn't be entered." Even people who are used to working in the mountains feel there is something there. They are suddenly overcome with fear and it becomes the custom to avoid certain places. These places exist. I don't know what is there, but I think they are real . . . The world is more than we can fathom with our five senses. The world doesn't exist just for humans. So I think it is all right to have such things. This is why I think it's a mistake to think about nature from the idea of efficiency, that forests should be preserved because they are essential for human beings . . . I am concerned, because for me the deep forest is connected in some way to the darkness deep in my heart. I feel that if it is erased, then the darkness inside my heart would also disappear, and my existence would grow shallow.

Hayao Miyazaki, “Totoro Was Not Made as a Nostalgia Piece” in Starting Point: 1979-1996