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Meet some of my friends. Eurasian red squirrel/ekorre. Värmland, Sweden (July 13, 2024).
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Eurasian Red Squirrel/ekorre. Värmland, Sweden (December 13, 2020).
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Car’s engine is running
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Aphrodite
Roman marble statue, 2nd century CE. Baths of Diocletian Museum.
Rome, July 2015
#Aphrodite#goddess#marble#statue#2nd century CE#Roman#ancient#art#baths of Diocletian museum#marble sculpture#roman sculpture
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~ Statue of Tyche.
Date: A.D. 2nd century
Medium: Marble
Provinience: Istanbul, Archaeological Museum.
#Tyche#Plutus#2nd century CE#Roman#marble#statue#ancient#goddess#art#god#marble statue#roman sculpture#marble sculpture
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Major side eye
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浅野暢晴 「トリックスター百鬼夜校」
Nobuharu Asano "Night Parade of One Hundred Tricksters"
2021
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Similar like my attention span
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Little begging dogfish!
Took some inspiration from spotted seabass for this one. sold! 🐟💙
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HI, I seriously love your stuff so much, and was wondering if you're going to have any originals for sale soon?
Thanks so very much!!! <3
All featured here is currently available at Jonathon’s Gallery and I have a decent amount of bisqued work to get through, most probably in the $100cad or less range.
my rough timeline is (finally) selling merch online and getting through order fulfilment for a week as I’m finally done exhibition prep. It should be set to go in a few days!
About the first week and a half or two of November will be dedicated to getting that bisque decorated and fired + made available, then I’ll switch gears back to merch sales in prep for the holidays :)
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My pigeon griffin is my latest arrival at the Jonathon Bancroft-Snell Gallery for their “Life after Beal” Bealart (my high school art program) alumni show!
Currently available for $600cad. (Edit: Sold!)
Feel free to check out the link and drop them an email for inquiries! International shipping available.
If you're local stop on by when you have a chance and see if anything available for purchase catches your eye :)
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A commission for some of my family!
Rosie, their family horse passed away last year so I was asked to make a little sculpture of her 🐴💜
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Night Gown🌟 Paint allll the translucent dresses
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Correcting misinformation:
hacker, information technology professionals or enthusiasts who compromise (or “hack”) the security of computers.
The first recorded use of the word hack to mean interacting with a machine was in 1955 during a meeting of the Tech Model Railroad Club at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT); students were urged to turn the power off before “hacking on the electrical system,” a request that suggests hacking was originally understood to be a benign action.
The first computer hackers were MIT students during the 1950s and ’60s. The word hack in this case was slang for a shortcut—something for which computer-science students at MIT were always searching. Computers were expensive to run, so a programming shortcut saved time and money. As finding such shortcuts became a badge of pride, the students capable of finding them began calling themselves hackers, and hacking became a kind of sport among them.
For some of these students, the question of whether a particular hack would be authorized by the school—or even be legal—was not a barrier. Indeed, the first recorded use of the word hacker in print appeared in a 1963 article in MIT’s The Tech detailing how hackers managed to illegally access the university’s telephone network. Notably, one of the hackers’ schemes involved a PDP-1 computer, making the article also the first known reference to black-hat use of digital devices.
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