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“Leo,” linoleum block print. Dragon with Sacred Datura

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This distinctively warty lichen is Melanohalea exasperata (with several friends) on a lushly populated oak twig.

It can be tricky to find as it mostly grows high up in the tree canopy - so far I've only enountered it on branches that have recently fallen to the ground.

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Great Balls Of Fire

Watercolor On Black Cotton Paper

2024, 22"x 30"

Red and Gold Sunflowers

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Starry Eyed

Watercolor on Black Cotton Paper

2024, 22"x 30"

Myosotis, Forget Me Nots

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Kirsten Chursinoff

A selection of berry-themed textile art. Free-motion machine quilting and hand embroidery, using some quilting and applique techniques.

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”I am nothing in my soul if not obsessive.”

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busy bee

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Gabriele D'Annunzio, The Virgins

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Wednesday, 11.06.25: Moi from Helsinki!

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There's been a lot of PhD reading in may, but also a few nice things! 🌞

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I think I'm alright now

Rain, Raymond Carver || The Orange, Wendy Cope || @sunsbleeding

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🌸 The floral offering: Philadelphia: H.C. Peck & Theo. Bliss ;1858 Original source Image description: Historical illustration titled “Sweet Pea Pansy” from 1858, depicting a small bouquet of pansy flowers with delicate yellow and dark purple petals. The flowers are accompanied by slender green stems, curling tendrils, and elongated leaves in shades of green. Below the bouquet, the text reads “SWEET PEA PANSY” and the phrase “I depart. Think on me.” The illustration is set on aged, beige paper within an open book, reflecting vintage botanical art style with detailed linework and soft watercolor shading.