#Alberta draw

[aptechvisaglobalimmigration]

Alberta PNP Conducted Draw on Aug. 22, 2023, and Invited 303 applicants from the express entry pool under Priority sector - Construction occupation with Alberta job offer, CRS score 303.

[peachyygoblin]

The Lady In Fur🎙

[bare1ythere]

YAHOO!

I'm a little late to the trend, I'm blaming the start of Uni for that. Alberta/Calgary!Miku- Summer and Winter variants!

[acetechne]

@canadianconstellations ok so how'd i do

how to put it... i dont even need to look at the date that video was posted to know it was early July, they're just Like That

[lonval71]

PAUL GROSS

The Seafarer

D après une photo de Dahlia Katz

Autre version

Dont un ratage ou Pourquoi M.Lockhart s'est transformé en Jack Rackham...

Après une altercation avec une gomme récalcitrante, qui m'a laissée avec la moitié d'un portrait de panda,...

bref je me suis retrouvé devant  Calico Jack!

[pigeon-wizard]

i have found the only way to get good at drawing them is just do it A LOT.

idk how the hell i'm going to do VN sprites for these guys at some point (꩜ ᯅ ꩜; ) 

[thedonofgray]

Some older drawings from when I was sketching one piece each day. Here's a handful of my favorites!

***These are not original drawings of mine. I either took inspiration from art I saw online, or attempted to replicate the drawing freehand***

[battle-of-alberta]

Alberta is often called the Texas of Canada. But have you instead thought of it as Texas being the Alberta of America?

I've been letting this sit in the ask box for well over a year for which I apologize, so I guess I put a little more effort into fleshing it out to make up for the wait. I started really overthinking it and I wanted to do a lot more reading than I was ultimately able to and decided, screw it, I'll just take a little chunk of the question.

Texas (Stella) belongs to my dear Texan friend @thisnameisquitequeer who has been a sympathetic ear over the years to my ranting and raving and who has been a part of numerous conversations about the frustrations of being in the state/province constantly being painted in a stereotypical loud/dumb/redneck fashion.

Initially I wanted to talk more about that (including my frustrations with people here appropriating symbols like the Confederate flag for dumb reasons) in this ask but I decided to just narrow the scope to say that Texan culture and reputation, obviously, precedes whatever passes for those things here by quite a lot. I have done a little reading on ranching history in Alberta, but I need to read more about the relationship via the growth of the oil industry to say more about that.

Some more explanations and notes below.

tldr but I don't think anyone thinks of Texas as anything but Texas

"not so much for pretty" is a quote from Charlie Russel, famous cowboy painter that Calvin is high key obsessed with, describing the difference between the two types of cowboys on either side of the Rockies.

fun fact: the cattle that eventually became Texas longhorns were dropped off in the areas by the Spanish in the 1500s- by the mid 1800s, these free ranging cattle were rounded up and driven northwards (with some obvious interruption during the American Civil War). Usually, they would be sent upriver to Missouri and reach Fort Benton, Montana before they were sold to Alberta ranchers.

Alberta ranch land was relatively "untouched" compared to the devastation in Montana and Utah, so a few ranchers including McIntyre mentioned above took the risk to drive their cattle across the border.

(by untouched y'know i mean having the people and the bison forced off it, but here we are.)

I got to visit John Ware's cabin this past June, which was a treat! The park obviously is not the cabin's original location, but you can still get some idea of what it might have been like back then.

"American cowboys, coming to work on Alberta ranches, shed their six-shooters at the border like leaves in the fall" is a quote from Pincher Creek area rancher F.W. Godsal

Some other famous Texans in Alberta included John Lamar, who was a legendary gunman and cowboy and got in a famous gunfight with John McKay in the streets of Lethbridge. Lamar shot McKay twice before McKay had a chance to aim, and then turned himself into the authorities (who ultimately decided he was in the right and let him go). There was also Johnny Franklin who was considered "the greatest bronc rider in the province", and Lige Abel, a black cowboy and famously strong, winning a bet that he couldn't walk a mile with an iron rail on his shoulder.

Anyway, to settle the question, ask random people where they think the biggest rodeo in the world probably is and see how many of them say Texas even though the answer is Alberta :) our reputation is still in its infancy, I guess.

[felidaefatigue]

Finally brought this down to the farm for the Holidays to get it 1 step closer to its owner and for a lil farm photoshoot. Forgot to take closeups in the daylight tho woops.

[nemfrog]

Colorful hand-drawn map. Highway 16 west of Edmonton, Alberta. An air photo analysis of engineering soils. 1955.

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[allbeendonebefore]

you thought spring abpoli was cringe? well the second weekend of july is always worse

i live in a real province that actually exists

[le-agent-egg]

can i be honest i have lived in canada for my entire life and i still don’t know how to draw a decent maple leaf

[sunshinesrain]

[surfingthesealand]

Happy Birthday to the @project-canada Prairie Bros! 🎂🎉🤠🌾🚜

[acetechne]

I keep drawing the walterdale/osfm just because when it's sunny it's nice to sit in a warm spot >>;

[lonval71]

Paul Gross

The Seafarer, Alberta Theatre Projects

Photo de Benjamin Laird