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Ana Cardoso - 301-05 Untitled, 2026

#Ana Cardoso #Untitled #art #painting #Acrylic #color pencils #MDF #waterpool #swimming

My dear florist - The Sun florist☀🌼

He finally got his reference sheet (probably)

Also yes, i decided the name of the au will be "My dear florist" i had struggles tryna figure out what to name this au and i probably had like- 3 or 2 names in my mind but "my dear florist" was the only name that could've sounded fitting for this au 😭

Was supposed to draw y/n and moon but i figured it be best if we see Sun's look first :)

Also made a logo for this au (like how Spadille did for their LDR au)

#im honestly disappointed how this turned out :(#i would've add more details to the background and to Sun's design so it wouldn't look so plain #but i guess this is a much more easier design to draw-#also if you didn't notice #the sunflower and moonflower on the MDF logo represents as sun and moon #<- idk if that detail was obvious skdhshd #My Dear Florist #MDF!Sun #Florist!Sun #MDF #fnaf sb #fnaf sb au #fnaf au #fnaf dca fandom #dca fandom #dca au #fnaf sun #my art.

I made these little babys and wanted to share my joy because I think they are adorableeee ✨

They are pins btw ✨

#delicious in dungeon #dungeon meshi #tragones y mazmorras #fanart #marcille #marcille dungeon meshi #pins #handmade #mdf #fanmade #fan merch #artists on tumblr #chibi #anime

last book + last stethoscope, part 53

Wow. Not since Sabrina Imbler's How Far the Light Reaches back in 2023 has someone made me so happy to be a queer nature lover. About the scope--this is a white/rose gold MDF stainless steel cardiology scope. It's the first I've bought of the stainless steel variety rather than the titanium from this brand. I'm not sure how I would feel if I used this somewhat heavy instrument daily for my job, but as a cardiophile I do love a nice, heavy chest piece. Feels and sounds better, though it's hard to say how much of that assessment of mine is just psychological. There's definitely something about a white stethoscope, and I've daydreamed about them since I was a small child. I've been keeping this one handy since I bought it because there is something really comforting about this color combo. Some people have plushies or action figures--I have stethoscopes. (Ok--tbh I have all three).

But about Patricia Ononiwu Kaishian's memoir--it's perfect, it's divine, and my only gripe is that it's too short at 255 pages. Kaishian, a mycologist, talks about her struggles to fit in as queer, neurodivergent child with unique special interests and how she found refuge in the swamps and forests near her home. (My ignorance is gonna show here, because I had no idea there were swamps in New York until I read this book). Growing up and immersing herself in the sciences, she learned about the queerness of many creatures (fungi included), and how scientific research has traditionally held very hetero- and cisnormative views that negatively affected outcomes and contrasts glaringly with overwhelming evidence of queerness in nature. I got to learn about sit spots--a form of meditation that seems much more accessible in my view than many others because I'm lousy at relaxing. Loved the sections about cicadas and their uncanny understanding of time, empathetic crows, and magnetized eels. Also all of the sociological and ecological revelations...it really is quite a lot from such a short read. It's also not overly scientific even though it is science-based, so that was easy enough for me to stomach with my humanities background.