When I rebrand and have my Sesshomaru phase this will be my icon
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When I rebrand and have my Sesshomaru phase this will be my icon
> tbh made it super spontaneously lol
i just really liked the song +^+
next work will be a collab with Anidoodles! ::D
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#furbies come to the library today #furby #chanler #twink #titania #zoe
WHO WROTE THIS WIKIPEDIA ARTICLE
In the last Cooper Hewitt Short Story, we tweeted about birdcages and their passionate collector, Alexander Drake. April’s Short Story—by Stephen Van Dyk, Head Librarian at Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Library—confronts birds and beasts not confined to cages, but rather fantastical interiors and the illustrated pages of library books. Margery Masinter, Trustee, Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum Sue Shutte, Historian at Ringwood Manor Matthew Kennedy, Publishing Associate, Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum “Strange beasts and fabulous birds appear at his beck and call,” reported the 1922 publication that accompanied an exhibition of Robert Winthrop Chanler’s work. About his persona, the publication continued, “Chanler, as a personality, has stoutly resisted that process of standardization which renders so many of us mere pitiful examples of quantity production.” And so characterized the fascinating life and boundary-blurring work of this eccentric artist. Robert
Read along as librarian Stephen Van Dyk walks through Chanler's fantastic book collection, which still survives at the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum's library.
Title: Screen: "Porcupines" and "Nightmare" Artist: Robert Winthrop Chanler Date: 1914 Medium: Oil on wood Size: 69 1/2 x 48 1/4 in. (175.8 x 122.2 cm) Source: The Met
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Chandler looked across the barren desert, looking for signs of life. Or brains. Or death. Or living dead. Or brains. He sighed, looking beyond the horizon at the rising sun. He'd been at it for 5 days. Good thing Zombies dont need sleep. Or nutrition.