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Agent Blue Max

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Agent Blue Max@agentbluemax.bsky.social · 3w ago

I believed of dragons, once leggy, limber, and lithe. On pinion, once they swept, among fire, friend, and foe. Nestled among hills, of diamond, drake, and dust. Borne of the wind, wings gossamer glass, and gold.

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Agent Blue Max@agentbluemax.bsky.social · 4w ago

Did you know Napoleon was defeated by rabbits? In 1807, his staff arranged a hunt but brought tame rabbits instead of wild ones. When released, they charged him expecting food, swarmed his legs, and chased him to his carriage. It was a short battle, but a hare-raising defeat!

Shira, a white-and-gray spotted anthro snow leopard, is dressed like Napoleon in a blue military coat, white trousers, black bicorne hat, and tall boots while looking wide-eyed and alarmed in a sunny field. She is being swarmed by dozens of fluffy bunnies in white, tan, gray, and black, some clinging to her legs and coat while amused soldiers watch in the background beneath a banner reading “La Grande Chasse aux Lapins.” The scene is bright, chaotic, and comically dramatic. (Made with AI)
Agent Blue Max@agentbluemax.bsky.social · 4w ago

Did you know the US never adopted the metric system because of British pirates? In 1793, France sent Joseph Dombey to Jefferson with metric standards. A storm blew him into the Caribbean, where privateers captured him; he later died in captivity. So, yep: it was pirates! Yarr!

Shira, a white snow leopard woman in a black dress and pirate hat, looks baffled as she holds an inch ruler parallel to a large cucumber on a table. A thought bubble shows her struggling with the measurement, while a nearby note reads, “Pirates use the imperial system.” (created with AI)
Agent Blue Max@agentbluemax.bsky.social · last mo.

That it will never come again Is what makes life so sweet. Believing what we don't believe Does not exhilarate. That if it be, it be at best An ablative estate — This instigates an appetite Precisely opposite. - Emily Dickinson

Cinnamon, a cheerful anthropomorphic lop-eared rabbit girl, dances barefoot through a sunlit meadow filled with yellow flowers. She wears a flowing white dress with lace trim, a brown corset, and a small black choker. Her skirt lifts as she twirls, showing a glimpse of green beneath, while her long brown hair and floppy ears move with her. Bright sunlight washes over the field, with green hills and blue mountains in the background. Her wide smile and open expression give the scene a feeling of simple, fleeting happiness. (Created with AI)
Agent Blue Max@agentbluemax.bsky.social · last mo.

“Keep, ancient lands, your storied pomp!” cries she With silent lips. "Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!”

Dutchess, a white anthro ferret woman with black facial markings and long black hair, stands beneath a dark Fourth of July sky filled with red, white, and gold fireworks. Dressed in black, she gazes upward with a quiet, solemn expression, lifting one open hand toward a bright burst of light as if holding a lamp beside the night. The image evokes the Statue of Liberty and The New Colossus, especially the promise to welcome “the tired,” “the poor,” and “the homeless, tempest-tost.”
Agent Blue Max@agentbluemax.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Up to this point, particularly with my NSFW account, I have focused primarily on sharing visual expressions. Though I enjoy it, I’ve mostly lost interest in working on sexually graphic imagery. At the same time, I’d like to place more emphasis on literary expression. I (1/6)

Indigo, a black-furred anthro panther with amber-brown eyes, sits at a wooden desk in a dark, rain-soaked library. Dressed in black, he rests his head thoughtfully on one hand while writing in an open journal beneath a warm brass lamp. Scattered handwritten pages, a mug reading “Words are how we remain,” and books titled Promises to Shadow, The Weight of Silence, and Beyond the Night surround him. A framed print behind him reads, “We write to understand what we cannot explain.” (Created with AI)
Agent Blue Max@agentbluemax.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Houndstooth is a duotone textile pattern, traditionally made as a 2-by-2 wool twill that forms a jagged tessellation. Modern versions are thought to come from the Scottish Lowlands around 1800, though the pattern traces back as far as 360 BC.

An anthro white sheep woman with red curly hair and green eyes stands in dramatic side lighting against a dark background. She wears a teal buttoned top and a black-and-white houndstooth skirt, with the strong light casting a deep shadow behind her. (Created with AI)