Grassland - Alice Brasser , 2024.

Dutch, b. 1965  -

Oil on paper , 30 x 24 cm.

UEHARA Konen（上原古年 Japanese, 1878-1940）

Waves   波濤図  1900-1920  woodcut print    via

Kuzu: every time I see that engraving I’m like why’s he serving. the cunty early modern rat catcher isn’t real and he can’t get you

Pip: he’s got Lazlo Cravensworth energy

OQO model 01 ultra-mobile personal computer running Windows XP 2004 (x)

The new, updated version of my Dream Library print is available here with 3 background colour options!

Which would you most want? I would personally love to read the potentially award winning book that I occasionally have vague ideas about writing..

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This print was very popular on my shop for a couple of years, which I’m delighted about, I’m only slightly annoyed that it’s stopped selling now that I finally ordered a hundred copies of it. Oh well.

Working on some new art to go up soon, but this is discounted a bit in the meantime, catch it now before it’s gone for good!

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By Pia Hinz

They say no one is living here — but lights come on, once every year.

@ashlgcostumes drew you in your Safety Wizard costume love it!

The Sleuth, c. 1906 by Joseph Christian Leyendecker (American, 1874–1951)

this is the first i've heard that Peterborough is the worst city in the UK tho

seems kind of harsh its not THAT bad

have to say tho im sitting here trying to think what the worst city in the UK is and struggling to come up with an answer

#maybe swindon

maybe swindon yeah

How to confuse a vegetarian:

@a-book-of-creatures, look! The Vegetable Lamb of Tartary! 😁

back to regularly scheduled critters

making stuff is one of the best parts of being alive

Kids don’t have a little brother working in the coal mine, they don’t have a little sister coughing her lungs out in the looms of the big mill towns of the Northeast. Why? Because we organized; we broke the back of the sweatshops in this country; we have child labor laws. Those were not benevolent gifts from enlightened management. They were fought for, they were bled for, they were died for by working people, by people like us. Kids ought to know that. That’s why I sing these songs. That’s why I tell these stories, dammit. No root, no fruit! —Utah Phillips

The Spectators - Brett Scheifflee , 2016.

American , b. 1986 -

Oil on canvas , 12 x 16 in.

Listen, folks, I also hate generative AI and do not think it is an effective accomodation, but if your argument against it is "Oh, you think [task] is hard? What a stupid idiot baby!" then I'm sorry to say that is Literally Just Ableism. Please think about what you are saying. The point should be that it doesn't actually work to solve the problems that people are struggling with, not that they're wrong for struggling in the first place.

Multiple people in the notes proudly saying "I'm only ableist to people I assume aren't disabled!" Wild thought: what if you just didn't say ableist things to anyone?