Not Werewolf As In Man Twisted Into A Monstrous Caricature Of Canine.

Thomas Grünfeld, “Misfit (St.Bernard/Sheep)” (1994): Grünfeld’s “misfit” series consists of taxidermy objects arranged in somewhat unsettling (i.e. disturbingly unnatural) juxtapositions, yet at the same time humorous, playful and imaginative. One could liken them to assemblage or collage, something like Robert Rauschenberg’s “combines.” They’re all hybrids, like cyborgs, or creatures of myth.

Title: The Red Tether Artist: Mabel Royds Date: 19th century Size: 16.2 x 13.7 cm (6 3/8 x 5 3/8 in.) Source: Harvard Art Museum

"there's a part of me that says i should just move on. this [fiction-kintype] is a part of me, of course, but not a part i need to dwell on."

guess who booted up its source game and started a new playthrough? ✌️ and guess who's created a word document to jot down discovered noemata while playing? ✌️✌️

joking tone aside.

i discovered this kintype during the worst years of my illness, and i think that clouded my perception of it. talking about it in the quoted post made me wonder if revisiting the source now that i'm in a healthier place might lend some new perspective, or at least jog some more positive noemata.

so far, i've been correct - though that life was dark, i've discovered more positive noemata now than i did in the past, and realized i was mistaken about some noemata. i'm enjoying visiting my source now more than i did then.

Bat. The Home and school reference work. v.1. 1923.

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The Monastery - Sintra, Portugal by James Mills jamesmillsphotography.com

unhinged thirty days of otherkin challenge, day 13: hey, how's it going?

i should be in a dormancy during winter like a reasonable organism. i think i'd really be good at dormancy.

Webb captures the Rings of Giant Planets

One to use for breathing today.

Hyde Park Flowers, London