#dene a

[come-outside]

some species seen in dene A last spring, another nearby local dene!

in order:

woodland forget-me-nots

red campion

dame’s rocket

wild garlic, accompanied by a speckled wood butterfly!

wood avens (i think!)

herb robert, a type of geranium

a bugle!

fragrant fringecup

[lousolversons]

Denée Benton as Peggy Scott in S2E07 of THE GILDED AGE

[slack-wise]

Agnes Denes. Map Projections: The Hot Dog, 1976

[wewriteletters]

natasha is young she loves andrey with all her heart

[alienas]

COSTUME APPRECIATION Peggy Scott, The Gilded Age

[emma-ofnormandy]

Denee Benton as Peggy Scott The Gilded Age 2.06

[formlines]

Owl Bracelet

John Velten

[allthecanadianpolitics]

Clad in a crisp white dress shirt, Wilbert Antoine, 77, puts the finishing touches on a vest he made.

"It's exhilarating," said Antoine, beaming with pride about his first sewing project.

His thoughts linger on his mother, a master seamstress who made her children moccasins and mitts before they left to residential school.

"It all got taken away," said Antoine. "I'm very, very humbled and grateful to be able to do the things that my mom had made for me."

Antoine is a member of Łı́ı́dlı̨ı̨ Kų́ę́ First Nation in Fort Simpson, N.W.T. He's taking part in a sewing workshop for men — a first for the community. [...]

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[opioidkara]

* makes my fav indigenous * * makes my fav indigenous * * makes my fav indigenous * * makes my fav indigenous * * makes my fav indi

introducing my new eddsworld au where nothing changes except Tom is cree 😁💥

[alphamecha-mkii]

Rocinante Interior Layout by Ryan Dening

[timegays]

Leyendecker study ft. The sillies

[gacougnol]

RONAI Dénes (Hungarian, 1875 - 1964)

Danae, c. 1930

[funkytrax]

they’re album yuri

[eddith]

I feel like the bigender identity fits Sanji a lot and I've seen a lot of trans women, trans fem and other headcanons, but there's something about Sanji embracing both genders and preforming them - sometimes separately, sometimes together - that just resonates with me a lot.

[vintagerpg]

An Account of the Lengthy Existence and Numerous Experiences of Ambrose Backhouse, Vampire, with Special Attention to Those Years in Which He Walked Upon This Earth Tho Dead (2022) is a lovely graphic novel by Tim Denee and published by Tim Hutchings. It is essentially a log of a playthrough of Thousand Year Old Vampire. Denee posted the initial installments on Twitter as he went, which is where I initially saw them. Around that time, I was spectating a number of TYOV playthrough logs on social media and this was by far the most engaging, because pictures. I guess Hutchings thought so too!

Ambrose it turned to undeath by the Rek, an ancient vampire bound to the sea floor by heavy chains (love this, its so wonderfully evocative). The pair foster a deadly enmity for each other over the centuries, in and out of which weave the people of Ambrose’s daily life, their schemes and his miseries. As a narrative, it jutters, which is the nature of the game, but I find this to be compelling (just as I do in the game) because real life rarely has threads and conclusions that satisfy the framework of good narrative. This feels weirdly real, and derives a power from that feeling. I don’t want to spoil the ending, but I really enjoy how the book resolves, like most lives, with much unfinished.

Denee’s approach to the art for this is perfect, very flat, highly graphical, almost as though pasted together with cut-out colored paper. It has a sense of assemblage that echoes the narrative. He is very good at pushing the style toward warmth or humor and then immediately pulling back to something horrible. The whole this is quite effective. And the book is handsome (if very oddly shaped). Treat yourself!

[boag]

Tony-nominated actress and singer Denee Benton gave this incredible speech on day 3 of an ongoing hunger strike in front of the White House calling for a permanent ceasefire and I just had to share it here because her words were just so moving<3 I hope this sets an example for other people in her industry to follow suit and speak out. What an amazing woman