Sep 25, 2025
Bulrushes, goldenrod and asters in an old meadow
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Bulrushes, goldenrod and asters in an old meadow
Keramic studio - 1899 - via Internet Archive
Pride Garden Flowers [ ID: Botanical illustration of Flowers inspired by the pride flags colors. 1. Hydrangeas in pink, purple and blue ( Bisexual flag ), 2. Tulips in yellow, red, orange, green, blue and purple ( Pride Flag), 3. Anemones in white, purple and lighter purple with black buttons ( Ace flag ), 4. White, Green and blue carnations (Achillean Flag), 5. Red, Orange, Purple and white Roses ( Lesbian Flag ), 6. Yellow, Blue and Pink Asters (Pan Flag), 7.Black, White and Green Lilies (Aro Flag), 8. Blue, Pink and White lily of the valley (Trans flag), 9. Blue, Black, Purple, pink and white Morning Glories (Genderfluid Flag) and 10. Yellow, White, Black and Purple Pansies (Non-binary flag). All in harmony surrounded by stars and sparkles. End ID.]
Aster Ueno Toshogu Autumn Dahlia Garden Tokyo, Japan
A new alien I'm working on, that I'm calling asters. These fellas are sophonts in a yet-unnamed world/setting unrelated to SRC - and if SRC is involved, they're not gonna be part of the stickman situation for a good while.
Asters are a species that are, globally, roughly in their industrial age, and are just on the cusp of a medical revolution. Culture-wise they are a bit undeveloped at the moment, as I'm still working through that. This page details their anatomy and biology.
October from Months of the Year, Pink - Rory Hutton , 2023.
Scottish , b. 1980s
Linocut , 29.7 x 21.5 cm. 11¾ x 8½ in.
Edition of 25
