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"Here it’s always winter, never Christmas. It’s been a long winter."

THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: THE LION, THE WITCH, AND THE WARDROBE — 2005, dir. Andrew Adamson

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northern hemisphere babes we made it to the longest night of the year. we made it. for the next 6 months, every day will give us a little more daylight than the last. let's go. take my hand. climb out of the darkness with me

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having thoughts is absolutely ruining my life

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ten minutes in bus stop time is equivalent to about 45 minutes in normal time

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the appearance of god is two-fold, Robert Fludd, 1626

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yooo i saw your murderbot art so long ago and loved it enough that i read the series, now rereading it for like the third time and im so happy i found you again!! thanks for being amazing :D

wahhh thank you!!!

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Bruce Munro: ‘Waterlilies’ (2012) Location: Longwood Gardens, Pennsylvania

100 shining colorful waterlilies made of 65,000 recycled CDs float at Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania creating a light installation.

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Hi- saw your post about the sci-fi authors. Need to something to read through when it’s slow at work, anything you’d recommend specifically?

sure thing: check out all systems red by martha wells for something fun, fast-paced and addictive, or perhaps this is how you lose the time war by max gladstone and amal el-mohtar for something lyrical, dreamlike and romantic!

or, if you wanna try something more classic, you can't go wrong with the left hand of darkness by ursula k. le guin (slow, reflective, sharply intelligent) or dawn by octavia butler (dark, thought-provoking, compellingly disquieting)

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Out of Touch

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A short comic I made about my experiences as a seasonal worker, and the way places change you.

Prints & PDF

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Hi! If I may, a couple more recs for your anon who likes robot / ai and mystery plots, because I also love that stuff (and I am going to look into your recs!!)

- Mindwalker and Mindbreaker by Kate Dylan. They are YA set in a post apocalyptic world dominated by Big Tech: the first book is about a girl with a AI installed in her brain, the second about a girl whose whole body has been replaced with a robotic one. They are action packed with plenty of plot twists.

- Locked In by John Scalzi (and its sequel): this is so funny AND a legit murder mystery. It’s set in a future where a lot people throughout the world developed locked-in syndrome and tech was developed to allow them to inhabit robotic bodies. The protagonist is a locked-in guy who ends up assisting police in their investigations.

@ other anon!

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you’ll have one joke post complaining abt old misogynistic scifi blow up and years later you’ll still get people reblogging it with tags like “why i don’t touch scifi.” hey. im at your door with a pile of scifi in my hands. i’ll lovingly read ursula k le guin or octavia butler to you aloud myself. let me in let me in please please please please hello

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they say you snooze you lose, and well. heh. i snost and lost

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early spring, back at the 41st

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my final illustration project this year was to redesign a cover for a book! i chose the paris apartment by lucy foley

getting to design all the characters and the typography for this was so fulfilling!! maybe i should be a book cover artist...