Shadedhollow - To Den And Roost

Thomas Grünfeld, “Misfit (St.Bernard/Sheep)” (1994): Grünfeld’s “misfit” series consists of taxidermy objects arranged in somewhat unsettling (i.e. disturbingly unnatural) juxtapositions, yet at the same time humorous, playful and imaginative. One could liken them to assemblage or collage, something like Robert Rauschenberg’s “combines.” They’re all hybrids, like cyborgs, or creatures of myth.

the red river hog's ear tassels really need to be appreciated up close

unhinged thirty days of otherkin challenge, day 18: how does your kintype feel about chia seeds?

never had 'em. no opinions

day 19: can your kintype knit? if not, could your kintype knit if given instructions?

the fauns cannot and could not. they'll just steal the skeins and make a huge mess. let's hope the yarn is biodegradable!

sleepyhead can't, but could if shown how. they might find it enjoyable, actually.

unhinged thirty days of otherkin challenge, day 2: warm or cold ocean water?

cold, of course! all the better to jump and splash in!

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Dorothy Adamson (British, 1894 - 1934): Goats (1934) (via The Athenaeum)

Fueled by soft moonlight. 
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Kollafjörður Bay, Iceland. June 2017. 

Title: The Red Tether Artist: Mabel Royds Date: 19th century Size: 16.2 x 13.7 cm (6 3/8 x 5 3/8 in.) Source: Harvard Art Museum