#REBIRD

[sketchedraven]

Woooo. Hopefully making this account will make things a bit easier on me.

Hello, I'm Sketch. I'm a trans-guy artist who is just trying to do his thing. I'm going to be posting art and general game dev things in regards to my current projects here.

I ask that those who follow me be over the age of 18, due to the nature of my game projects/content I consume/art I wish to make: I can't exactly stop you, but please respect my boundaries for your own sake.

I will list my current/future game projects, as well as some general tags I will be using on this blog, under the cut.

Current Projects:

- An Anomaly. [Hiatus] Themes: Horror, Yandere(?).

- More Than Meets The Eye. [Hiatus] Themes: Horror, Yandere, Kidnapping, Alot of things honestly(I'll fix this tomorrow).

Future Projects:

- If Not Limbo.[working title] Themes: Surreal(?), Liminal(?), Horror, Science, Supernatural elements??. It's a w.i.p idea that I really like, even though I likely won't be able to make it for a few years.

General Tags:

- Raven's Gaw [My posts]

- SketchedDev [Posts relating to my games]

- LookIntoTheAbyss [Mature or 18+ Content]

- Pebble Horde [Fan Content. I will treasure.]

- Feather Drop [My Fanart]

- Birdscratch [My original art]

- Rebird [Reblogs]

- mtmte ["More than meets the eye" posts]

- Anomaly ["An Anomaly" posts]

[inevitable-maze]

Una pequeña colección de ilustraciones que hice para mi final de semestre <:

[drclaudiosaracinodcsworld]

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[boostcmg]

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[dark-elf-writes]

Between Hibird and Mukurowl I’m starting to see that none of these kids should name things ever

[professionalowl]

Actually, while we're shaming people for their 452 unread books, here's a list of unread books of mine of which I own physical copies, attached to the year I obtained them, so that you can all shame me into reading more:

2024: Ways of Being: Animals, Plants, Machines: The Search for a Planetary Intelligence (James Bridle; just started)

2021: Islands of Abandonment: Life in the Post-Human Landscape (Cal Flyn)

2024: Extreme Fabulations: Science Fictions of Life (Steven Shaviro)

2021: The Unreal & The Real Vol. 1: Where on Earth (Ursula K. Le Guin)

2023: A Study in Scarlet (Arthur Conan Doyle)

2023: Ritual: How Seemingly Senseless Acts Make Life Worth Living (Dmitri Xygalatas)

2023: Vibrant Matter: A political ecology of things (Jane Bennett)

2023: The History of Magic: From Alchemy to Witchcraft, from the Ice Age to the Present (Chris Gosden)

2018: Ways of Seeing (John Berger)

2022: An Immense World: How Animal Senses Reveal the Hidden Realms Around Us (Ed Yong)

2020: Owls of the Eastern Ice: The Quest to Find and Save the World's Largest Owl (Jonathan C. Slaught)

2023: My Life in Sea Creatures (Sabrina Imbler)

2020: The Bird Way: A New Look at How Birds Talk, Work, Play, Parent, and Think (Jennifer Ackerman)

2023: Birds and Us: A 12,000-Year History, from Cave Art to Conservation (Tim Birkhead)

2020: Rebirding: Restoring Britain's Wildlife (Benedict Macdonald)

2022: The Song of the Cell: An Exploration of Medicine and the New Human (Siddhartha Mukherjee)

2022: An Anthropologist on Mars (Oliver Sacks)

2021: Sex, Botany & Empire: The Story of Carl Linnaeus and Joseph Banks (Patricia Fara)

2023: At The Mountains of Madness (H.P. Lovecraft)

2019: Invisible Cities (Italo Calvino; I have been trying to finish this forever and am so, so close)

2023: Brian Boru and the Battle of Clontarf (Sean Duffy)

2021: What is History, Now? How the past and present speak to each other (Helen Carr and Suzannah Lipscomb; essay collection, half-read)

2020: Winter King: The Dawn of Tudor England (Thomas Penn)

2022: Caliban and the Witch: Women, the Body, and Primitive Accumulation (Silvia Federici)

2020: Black Spartacus: The Epic Life of Touissant Louverture (Sudhir Hazareesingh; half-read)

2019: The Five: The Untold Lives of the Women Killed by Jack the Ripper (Hallie Rubenhold; 3/4 read)

2022: Lenin on the Train (Catherine Merridale)

2020: October: The Story of the Russian Revolution (China Miéville)

2019: The Villa, the Lake, the Meeting: Wannsee and the Final Solution (Mark Roseman)

2019: Heimat: A German Family Album (Nora Krug)

2018: Maus I: My Father Bleeds History (Art Spiegelman)

2020: Running in the Family (Michael Ondaatje)

2022: Wide Sargasso Sea (Jean Rhys; also never technically "finished" Jane Eyre, but I did my time, damn you)

2023: Time Shelter (Georgi Gospodinov)

2019: Our Man in Havana (Graham Greene; started, left unfinished)

2019: The Spy Who Came In From The Cold (John le Carré)

2021: Why I'm No Longer Talking to White People About Race (Reni Eddo-Lodge; half-read)

2017: Rebel Without Applause (Lemn Sissay)

2022: The Metamorphosis, and Other Stories (Franz Kafka)

2011?: The Complete Cosmicomics (Italo Calvino; vaguely remember reading these when I was maybe 7 and liking them, but I have forgotten their content)

2022: Free: Coming of Age at the End of History (Lea Ypi)

2021: Fairy and Folk Tales of Ireland (W.B. Yates)

Some of these are degree-related, some not; some harken back to bygone areas of interest and some persist yet; some were obtained willingly and some thrust upon me without fanfare. I think there are also some I've left at college, but I'm not sure I was actually intending to read any of them - I know one is an old copy of Structural Anthropology by Claude Levi-Strauss that Dad picked up for me secondhand, which I...don't intend to torment myself with. Reading about Tom Huffman's cognitive-structural theory of Great Zimbabwe almost finished me off and remains to date the only overdue essay I intend to never finish, mostly because the professor let me get away with abandoning it.

There are also library books, mostly dissertation-oriented, from which you can tell that the cognitive archaeologists who live in my walls finally fucking Got me:

The Rise of Homo sapiens: The Evolution of Modern Thinking (Thomas Wynn & Fred Coolidge)

The Material Origin of Numbers: Insights from the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East (Karenleigh A. Overmann)

Archaeological Situations: Archaeological Theory from the Inside-Out (Gavin Lucas)

And, finally, some I've actually finished recently ("recently" being "within the past year"):

The Body Fantastic (Frank Gonzalo-Crussi, solid 6/10 essay collection about a selection of body parts, just finished earlier)

An Entertainment for Angels: Electricity in the Enlightenment (Patricia Fara, also a solid 6/10, fun read but nothing special)

Babel: An Arcane History (R.F. Kuang, 8/10, didactic (sometimes necessary) but effective; magic system was cool and a clever metaphor)

The Sign of Four (A.C. Doyle, 2/10 really racist and for what)

Dr. Space Junk vs. the Universe: Archaeology and the Future (Alice Gorman, 8/10, I love you Dr. Space Junk)

In Search of Us: Adventures in Anthropology (Lucy Moore, 8/10, I respect some of these people slightly more now)

The Dispossessed (Ursula K. Le Guin, 9/10 got my ass)

The Hound of the Baskervilles (A.C. Doyle, 7/10 themez 👍)

[chickada]

Dynablade kinda a milf, rebird

[dovetailsreflection]

hi hi hi im avis

lol not much to say here , but im avis ! i use any pronouns and i really like a ton of things like poetry and birds and surgery ! happy to be here : ]

OOC: hi im @clay-pidgeon this is the blog of my homestuck oc from @malignancehomestuckau mx avis bailey. just clearing this up that this is not a real person its a roleplay

tags under the cut. cws will just be tagged as the thing

dovetails rambles: avis posting

ooc: posts from me, goose

the palsies: other malignance characters

ask me anything: asks for avis

rebirds: reblogs related to avis

art heart: art of avis (or other related to this blog art)

probably gonna change these tags at some point?? wip

[redwritr]

been readin redbird for a long time now. i can't remember the exact chapter i started but i do remember fallin in love with it as soon as i read the first chapter. being on this journey with nell and arthur has been nothin short of beautiful and i cannot wait for the last chapter. literally itchin and writhin around waiting to see how it all pans out. rebird is, and i think will forever, remain my favourite fanfic i've perhaps ever read. god bless you for such beauty.

💗bless you and thank you for readin it, stayin with it all this time (especially the last…five months), and for this absolute rush of joy you sent, which was pure dopamine with a chaser of adrenaline.

i jinx myself every damn time, so i'm definitely not going to say i'm posting part one (désolé) of the ending today.

[icaruspal]

✤ FENIX ✤ Symbol of change and rebird . First session for D. Thanks for your trust 🤍🔥 Blackwork done at @arrecife_studio 🪸

[carlosmerinoart]

Arc'teryx SV Insert Patch - ReBird - Sound Design & Mixdown from Carlos Mer on Vimeo.

Campaign for ARCTERYX Canada, Dir Michael Makaroff Sound Designer / Re - Recording Mixer

[smilepebble]

imagine if birds had tumblr what do you think they would blog about

#op

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🕊️ morningdoves Follow

hey does anyone wanna sit in this tree all day with me

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🕊️ zenaida-macroura

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🐦‍⬛ bust-a-nuthatch

hehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehe

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🐦‍⬛ bust-a-nuthatch 🔄 woodcock Follow

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MATURE GOBBLERS WITH SPURS LESS THAN 4 INCHES DNI

🪿 honkhonkhonk Follow

you know, DNIs don't really work. there's nothing stopping anyone from ignoring all these bans you put in place. sometimes birds purposely look for them so they can harass you! i mean how else are you still posting on here if you've excluded yourself from your own blog?

🦃 meleagris-gallopavo

ILL KILL YOU

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🕊️ zenaida-macroura 🔄 mealworms Follow

🐤 golden-finch Follow

hey is anyone else gonna take this spot at the finch feeder

🐤 golden-finch

no? well, more for me then!

🐦‍⬛ housefinchcrisis Follow

hey can i have a turn

🐦‍⬛ housefinchcrisis

hey

🐦‍⬛ housefinchcrisis

hey

🐦‍⬛ housefinchcrisis

hello

🐦‍⬛ housefinchcrisis

can i please have some food

#imagine hogging the bird feeder. couldn't be me #rebird

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🐦 peterpeterpeter

you know just because you CAN take a bunch of peanuts from the feeder doesn't mean you SHOULD. let some of us smaller birds enjoy them too.

🐦 cyanocitta-cristata Follow

mad because you can't fit three whole shelled peanuts down your throat aren't you

🐦 peterpeterpeter

this is who you're talking to every time you're mean to me

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🦉 who-cooks-for-you 🔄 woodcock

🐤 woodcock Follow

meep

🦉 who-cooks-for-you

literally the most sexual motherfucker in this forest edge habitat.

#owl shut up

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[goosetooths]

some sketches of my oc Caujae feat. their partner, Pan by @opaloracle!! clicky clicky for better quality. she’s a french-nigerian boxer and fashion icon. I’m gonna try n do more pages of my ocs like this, wish me luck,,

[mosswolf]

Ooh also do you have any book recommendations?

so there are just so so many good environment related books and these are all wildly different aspects and topics and they should definitely all be read critically! im also especially interested in 1) botany and 2) people and culture, and am british, so there's a definite lean towards all three of those!

braiding sweetgrass, robin wall kimmerer

silent spring, rachel carson

the next great migration, sonia shah

on the origin of evolution, john & mary gribbin

feral by george monbiot

the archipelago of hope, by gleb raygorodetsky

trash animals, edited kelsi nagy

the deep, alex rogers

entangled life, merlin sheldrake

beak, tooth and claw, mary colwell

evolution's rainbow, joan roughgarden

much ado about mothing, james lowen

where our food comes from, gary paul nabhan

in defense of plants, matt candeias

the triumph of seeds, thor hanson

underland, robert macfarlane

the book of trespass, nick hayes

the mushroom at the end of the world, anna tsing

as long as grass grows, dina gilio-whitaker

rebirding, benedict macdonald

islands of abandonment, cal flyn