#Craftmaker

[comereamelhorcoisaqueexiste2]

Apresentamos a primeira carteira da Machado Araujo: Gimli. Assim como o machado, uma ferramenta essencial dos anões da Terra Média, essa peça reflete força e tradição. O nome Gimli homenageia o lendário Anão dos contos, reconhecido por sua bravura e lealdade. Duravel e funcional, a carteira Gimli é um símbolo de resistência e estilo.

[addictedtohobi]

I was thinking about the Fate, Fate+ Tours and their Lore and made these. I know they're not that good, but I'm trying to get better. 🦇🖤🤍

[art-for-a-reason]

Li Ziqi: always pushing the boundaries on the question, "just how talented can one person be?" I don't actually have a superlative for how _____ this art is.

Make a new lacquered mother of pearl wardrobe carved with sacred chinese guardian animal Qilin麒麟 for grandma by 李子柒Li Ziqi

[hisui-zorua]

art is such a wonderful thing to be able to create. to take time out of your day to create something that meaningfully impacts someone else. to be able to put your vision out on paper or a screen or a slab of clay and it becomes art.

however, not everyone is able to have that privilege. @shoroa91 and her family have been robbed of a home, a place to live, their educations, and her children's childhoods.

every day, she reaches out to people to spread the word that she is still alive, that she will keep fighting for her and her children. so that one day, they can live a safe and free life.

if you have sympathy and some money to spare, please consider helping shorouq and her children.

as of writing this post, she is at €1,346 / €30,000, only 4% of her goal. she has been vetted.

taglist (dm to be removed)

@skinwretch @meowmaids @featherfrond-reblogs @halvoric @pcktknife @readingsquotes @bellybuttonblue2 @andiv3r-reblogging @sillyseer @cloudedcari @stealthjet @pinnyy @sivavakkiyar @chronicowboy @bi-worm @ydic74the @amorosebeing @golvio @nb-marceline @tachycardial @cicadaland @manletwizard @2blushie @antiauteur @pompompotato @purpupa @cherrysnax @autisticmudkip @kalosbian @wakimakiplus @w0rld0flight @evileyeamulet @justsomeoneunordinary @i-think-i-will-watch-leverage @ollie-ollie-oxenfreee @baefikre @crownedscribe @2kbloodsucker @crow-thing @sanfranlvrs @acehimbo @teortoise @pathogenic @stump-not-found @ddeck @stagbeetleboy @sketiana @trendytransgender

[jhoneaaccessories]

NO. #3 GUNMETAL TEETH CLOSED-END PANT ZIPPER

[serpentface]

An Uboe boy stumbling across a boar taborang feeding in a thicket.

Taborang are exclusively found in the montane forests on the humid east side of the Blackmane mountains, particularly in its river valleys and floodplains. They are specialized herbivores that feed almost exclusively on the leaves, sprouts, and young stalks of bamboo, a midsized species of which can be found in great abundance within their range. Taborang are nearly indistinguishable from a close lowland relative, but are distinct in retaining their incisor teeth into maturity, which are used to crack and peel tough shoots for easier consumption.

Like most of their relatives, taborang are large, bulky, and highly unusual ungulates who use their long arms and curved claws to collect plant matter for consumption. They lead mostly solitary lives, with adults only typically coming together to breed, and young staying with their mothers for about a year. Adult taborang have very few predators and are not commonly hunted in their range, but are quite shy and tend to avoid humans whenever possible. They will stand on their hind legs and spread their arms in threat display when cornered, and slash at threats if attacked. Mother taborang are known to become aggressive when a person comes between them and their calf, and can move with alarming speed through dense thickets to engage the threat.

The Uboe people live predominantly in the northern Blackmane Highlands, subsisting on terraced farming of rice and barley and seasonal pastoralism of horses. Bamboo figures heavily into their craftmaking and cuisine, lending to occasional close encounters with the shy, secretive taborang. The name 'taborang' is one of the Uboe language terms for this animal, translating roughly as 'man-horse' in reference to its horselike face on a vaguely humanoid body (particularly so when the animal stands upright in threat display).

Taborang range- this particular species is only found within the eastern Blackmane Highlands (with a couple scattered populations in the major river valleys on its west side)

Another species within the same genus has a more generalist diet and a much wider spread, being found throughout the lowlands east and south of the mountain range. A few populations occur in the oak forest and savannah in the far northwest side of the mountains, but they fare better in humid regions than the dry western rainshadow.

[russellius]

Craftmakers x George Russell

But also, those moments when you got back on your feet. Time and time again. When you were ruthless in your pursuit of winning. How you dreamed big. How you looked into the future. How you continue to do so...

[physalian]

Vampires could be time capsules of what people looked like at various points in history and I know live action vampire media cannot be bothered, but books and cartoons have no excuse.

Vampire Diaries does not pride itself on its efforts at historical accuracy (like putting horses in Virginia ten centuries ago) and I believe I’ve complained about this before. But give TVD a budget and a creative team like the earlier seasons of GOT and then when you tell me your cast has thousand-year-old Viking vampires, you can prove it.

Randomly looked up what Alexander the Great looked like at 5:30am and part of the description was that he was probably around 5ft tall. But you think of him and you probably picture some six-foot-two Adonis. People were just shorter back then.

Give a human immortality and though most vampire media makes them maybe 200-500 years old, because most vampire media likes to focus on how they were interwoven into the last few centuries of our history, humans 500 years ago still looked different!

It would be such a small thing, and the whole point of vampires interacting with humans is the whole ‘blending into society’ aspect, invisible predators, so they’d have grown used to the fashion and customs of the era, but while you can get a haircut, you can’t stroll up to a plastic surgeon’s office.

Things like, vampires with rare genes that haven’t been seen in centuries, because it’s recessive and died out. Vampires who still talk with the accent or language they grew up with, or can call it back when they want to, even though it’s been a dead language for generations. Or a language that was never written down, oral traditions that only this one person remembers.

Dances that have been lost to history, craftmaking, survival skills, herbal knowledge.

I explored some of this very, very briefly with my vampires, because mine reach 700, 800, 900 years old easy, and I really want to give it due justice.

Usual vampires are some variety of either recent American, or some bougie French or English gentleman who can only comment on the Victorian era. I didn't like Castlevania: Nocturne very much, the hero team was just comparatively less compelling, but I adored the diversity of the vampire species and kept watching specifically to see what would happen with Olrox.

Like, there is enough vampire romance media out there about how this immortal 17-year-old cannot control his animalistic nature even with 200 years of practice.

I want a story about some anthropologist with a hyper fixation on a culture that they only know exists through anecdotes from the other societies that destroyed it, only for a thousand-year-old vampire to go “ya I still remember where my house stood, here I’ll show you.” (and I do have this near exact scenario already planned for my book)

“Oh, Atlantis? Yeah, shame about that one. This one time I was there…”

Atlantean vampires would be so cool.

Like, Interview With the Vampire, but less…. Less.

[luphorics]

[oc/hnk] Sardonyx (:

havent made another houseki no kuni oc in ages. i still remember the names of the gems ive made designs for throughout the years (danburite, chalcedony, labradorite, ooo it could go on..)

Sardonyx is a plucky gem, normally an avid craftmaker over at the gem school. however, their apt dexterity also made them a talented fighter-- able to master several weapons. but at the end of the day, they do quite like their little handiworks over fighting lunarians.

[stupidbeecandle]

okay, just sent in my webshop application to this nifty craftmaker website that claims to vet all their makers are AI-free, anti dropship, anti re-sell, and what etsy used to be circa ten years ago. shop name is picked and ready to go. I hope they let me in. I have my first pattern ready to post :3

[addictedtohobi]

I'm thinking of making a phone charm. What do you think? Don't be too harsh, I'm so nervous about showing my craft work because I'm working at getting better at it. Or if you have an idea, comment it!

I'm making more crafts and look at how cute this charm is. I think I'll make more Enha inspired items.

[umgeorge]

"When the visor comes down, how does @.georgerussell63 master his craft each time he races a @.mercedesamgf1 car? New exclusive series UBS Craftmakers explores how talented individuals perform at the pinnacle of their professions." - may 10, 2024 📷 @.ubs / instagram

[joedust]

https://etsy.me/2GcyoFT Highest Quality Mica Powders!

Perfect gift for the #artist #craftmakers #makeup artist #DIY lover you know!

Cosmetic Grade Mica Pigment: lipgloss*lipstick*nail polish*eye shadow*resin art*slime and more!

Dragon 🐉 Dust #

[librius]

does anybody know of a good alternative for craftmakers?

I'm not buying from Etsy now

[mariacallous]

Exploring a contemporary Judaism rich with the textures of family, memory, and fellowship, Jodi Eichler-Levine takes readers inside a flourishing American Jewish crafting movement. As she traveled across the country to homes, craft conventions, synagogue knitting circles, and craftivist actions, she joined in the making, asked questions, and contemplated her own family stories. Jewish Americans, many of them women, are creating ritual challah covers and prayer shawls, ink, clay, or wood pieces, and other articles for family, friends, or Jewish charities. But they are doing much more: armed with perhaps only a needle and thread, they are reckoning with Jewish identity in a fragile and dangerous world.

The work of these crafters embodies a vital Judaism that may lie outside traditional notions of Jewishness, but, Eichler-Levine argues, these crafters are as much engaged as any Jews in honoring and nurturing the fortitude, memory, and community of the Jewish people. Craftmaking is nothing less than an act of generative resilience that fosters survival. Whether taking place in such groups as the Pomegranate Guild of Judaic Needlework or the Jewish Hearts for Pittsburgh, or in a home studio, these everyday acts of creativity—yielding a needlepoint rabbi, say, or a handkerchief embroidered with the Hebrew words tikkun olam—are a crucial part what makes a religious life.

[yumenosakiacademy]

dad said he was gonna go 2 the store n i was like oh i was thinking abt going later or 2mrw [4 crafting supplies, mayb] n he was like wanna come w me? cmooon n i said no n then as hse was closing my door i was like idk if im even gonna make crafts it was a stupid idea n he reopened my door n he was like "right.. spending time w me is a 'stupid idea'.." n i was so used 2 his dumb lil pity party tactics tht i jus replied "tht doesnt work on me" as he was closing the door again n he muttered smth but now tht i think abt it i think he thought i was saying going out w him was a stupid idea 2 suggest, not me talking abt the idea of craftmaking lol uhh rip i guess