"his greed consumes him"

(mixed media collage, 2025) #art #collage #mixedmedia

still one of my favs 💚

funeral procession (2023)

if you were wondering about my current old man hobby, it's philately

Not only does ICE need to be abolished, but there should be publically aired tribunals for as long as it takes to hold every last one of these thugs accountable. No one, not even the people who file paperwork or handle payroll, should be immune from prosecution.

Sweet potato with pesto, whipped feta and aged balsamic drizzle.

Salmon crudo poke bowl with pineapple, cucumber, pickled red onion, kale and miso dressing.

Galway Bay mussels served with almonds and white wine.

Fig and plum pavlova served with berries and a mulled wine sauce.

what i ate in january 2026 🍠
(descriptions in alt)

stay safe 💓

Flat illustration of at least 17 European Starlings against a blue background. Most birds have a star in their beak which connects them to other starlings represented with a string.

Photograph of the brown-and-green hills over the Upper Lake in Glendalough, Ireland.

Photograph of a mountain pass in Co. Wicklow, Ireland. Low clouds obscure the upper parts of the mountain.

Photograph of colourful houses overlooking the quay in The Claddagh, Co. Galway, Ireland.

Photograph of a Fletching Pokémon toy sitting atop the photographer's finger. The background is an artistic mural of Galway City's colourful houses and a red sailboat.

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Photograph of Glendalough cemetery in Co. Wicklow, Ireland. Gravestones are pictured in front of a tall hill of trees which dip into a valley.

A photograph of an orange-and-white fishing trawler on deep blue water. It is driving in front of Ireland's Eye, a brown and green island with distant Monastery ruins.

Photograph of a fluffy European robin on a mahogany coloured branch. It is looking curiously into the camera.

Photograph of a female European Stonechat bird. It is perched on a sand-coloured twig, facing right.

ireland in january

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MEEEE ME I DO I DO

and Ireland is always lovely

it has been a mostly good year since i last posted here :) graduated and went on some fun holidays

AWWW delighted for you!!!

transition care for trans people is life saving healthcare. the only regret with my transition is that i didn’t start when i was younger. fuck everyone who is cheering on the destruction legal trans healthcare, and fuck those indifferent to it

THIS IS SOOO CUTE

yummy satay skewers & duck yesterday

An outfit reference chart for my OC Elaine. She tends to wear plain, "outdoorsy" clothes in cool colors and a lot of grays and blacks. She has an orange high-vis vest for fieldwork that she hates. Her pajamas consist of old novelty nature shirts, here she is shown with a shorebirds graphic shirt. Her hair can be tied up or down, but her undercut is always just a bit overgrown. She has a lot of scars and bruises.

An outfit chart for my OC Reid, who is tall, has some stubble growing in, and has thin long reddish hair that is graying at the bangs and temples. She wears a lot of earth tones that are comfortable and loose, and usually prefers more coverage even in the summer (other than shorts). Due to her height, her pants are always just a little too short. Really enjoys layering with scarves, hats, jackets. Sometimes uses a cane for joint paint flareups. Pajamas consist of comfy old hoodies and flannel pants, and is always wearing glasses.

Some outfit refs for art fight (artfight.net/~taxon) that ended up being much more detailed than I expected lol • #ocs #art

for sure!!! I'm currently in "waiting mode" too for when I can move abroad and I fall into the idea often that I'm not truly "living" until that happens... which is incorrect and I try to catch myself in those patterns and remember my life rn is absolutely still valuable and NOT stalled. ily dude! 💚

I've spent a lot of my life being miserable in "waiting mode" and feeling like I couldn't truly live until a certain far-off event happens (even now I fall into this trap). but you owe it to yourself to improve your circumstances as they are now, even if it seems daunting 🫶

creature edition

nature in england :)

Scans of a pocket scrapbook. The left page has a variety of bird photographs collaged over the words "how can you help birds?" and "reusable grocery bag". The right page has a marker and ink drawing of sea lions on a buoy barking at each other with random facts about the steller sea lion from a brochure cut and pasted over it.

Scans of a pocket scrapbook. The left page is themed after pictures of plants, with collaged words from brochures reading "The city's birthplace - Dirt! Beneath seattle's sidewalks. Better for birds, better for the environment. Attract birds". The right page has a monorail ticket and space needle image, with collaged words reading "We guarantee you'll see whale watching, bird watching, multiday adventures"

Scans from a scrapbook. The left page includes a bus ticket overlaid with puffins and whales and a map of the puget sound. The right page has a light rail ticket with a drawing of a cat reading a book and a historical illustration of the Cadillac Hotel.

Scans from a scrapbook. The left page has stamps from national parks cancellation stamp locations, the top reads "iconic sights of seattle". The right page has a space needle ticket, monorail ticket, and map of downtown seattle bordering the right. On both pages, pictures of orcas peeking out of the water are on the bottom overlaying both pages.

Pocket notebook/scrapbook scans from the 72 hours I was in Seattle (free brochures, tickets, receipts, marker/ink drawing of some sea lions I saw) • #art

CONGRATS JIM!!!!!!

THANK YOU KING

from april🥰