#produce

[vintagehomecollection]

Country Kitchens, 1991

[thatsbelievable]

[notaplaceofhonour]

protip: if you’re having trouble getting enough fruits or vitamin C in you diet for whatever reason (don’t like the texture of tangerines or orange slices, not enough room in the fridge for a bottle of orange juice, can’t make yourself take supplements, keep buying fruit and them forgetting to eat it before it goes bad, etc.), or just feel like your budget doesn’t allow for flavorful enough of foods, get some limes.

cut them into slices, squeeze a slice into your soda. put a few in a pitcher of cold water and make an infusion. eating tacos? squeeze a lime in the taco for a little extra zest. cooking fish or chicken? squeeze some lime on it.

it’ll make you feel so fancy despite that fact that limes are like $0.40 a pop (possibly cheaper if you buy a big ol bag of em), so it’s super affordable, and they keep better than a lot of other fruits like bananas or apples. they’re also very easy to cut into slices (they’re the perfect size to cut in half twice)

and the lime-water infusion can also help if you’re having difficulty making yourself drink water. two birds, one stone

[jeeklaart]

Greens! 🍅🥬🌱

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[cartoonscientist]

sticker sheet from Daiso, 2023

[chasingrainbowsforever]

"Artichokes” ` By Alina Kolot

[southcarolinawoman]

Strawberries (USDA)

[aloehandsanitizer]

[seasonalwonderment]

~ Heirloom Tomatoes ~

[pearlescentpixie]

🍑🐉🪰

[minarachelle]

France - 2024

[m00nb04rd5]

Radlynn (Papa Louie)

[shadowchloe]

Tarokka Deck Commission (40/55): Merchant

The Merchant card is the fourth of coins, and it represents a rare commodity or business opportunity; deceitful or dangerous business transactions.

This card honestly took way longer than anticipated. Partially because of art block, and partially because of the amount of detail I've put in it 😓 And while I do love the final result, this way of working is very much overloading me. Gotta learn to stop at "good enough" rather than "perfect". Now to be fair, 2024 was a very eventful and busy year for me, so yeah, it makes sense that I've been struggling with art 😅 Hoping for better art juices in 2025!

Like what I do? You can tip me on ko-fi! My commissions are also open! Everything linked in bio! (Commissions ordered now may be delayed until this current commission series is done)

[certifiedceliac]

What's in Season: September (via Natalie's Health)

[lexiiluvv]

January ♡