Hi, I'm Ask (she/they), a classical archaeologist with a soft spot for Etruscans, portraits, and the Julio-Claudian fam. I mainly post random thoughts on my life, archaeology, and my comics. Langblr: @italiano-con-malti
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KeyBird, a keyboard set featuring bird silhouettes that correspond to the letters
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FEAST, GLADLY / MOON STEALER / WARM BLOODED
i hold werewolves as both a symbol of transformation and of self-actualization; they are the other, and the beast, and they are us. this art was created for october’s print club; it was also created for me (and for you).
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not to be overshadowed by the US election results the german government just decided to file for divorce
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Senators are going to vote on whether or not we should continue to send aid to Israel on Wednesday, November 13th. Call them, bombard their phone lines with calls. Every fucking day. We have a chance of doing something about this.
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The urge to just post in Eturia comic pages is so strong right now
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Last one(?) of my super late Inktobers! Lúthien dancing among hemlocks....which is quitte strange looking and poisonious plant. Hemlock's czech name is "Bolehlav" which means "Headache". This adds really weird vibe to Aragorn's poem :D
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Enter the enchanting world of The Search for Eurydice 🌌✨—an interactive book cover experience that reimagines the timeless tale. Follow Orpheus, whose love and music defy the underworld, as he embarks on a haunting journey to rescue Eurydice. Narrations and evocative sounds bring each moment to life. Will love conquer even the shadows? View interactive art at
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queck (in progress)
Inspired by this delightful illustration from the the Gorleston Psalter (1310-1324)
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learning to knit has instilled in me the "we have food at home" impulse about knitted sweaters where whenever i see a sweater that i like i'm like "okay but i shouldn't buy this, i can just make it myself." except unlike having food at home, making it myself does not save me any time or money. in fact it takes much more of both
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