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Dragon Wagon

@dragonwagon.bsky.social

28 She/Her, and i love reptiles and art! big fan of video games and if there are dragons/lizards in it i will try my best to get into it

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amy brown@amybrown.xyz · 10h ago

we’re at costco and my husband ordered a hot dog from the cashier and the guy said “what flavor” and my husband said wat and costco guy said “jk there’s only one flavor. it’s hot dog” and my husband said dammit you did this to me last time and the costco cashier collapsed in giggles

Double Fine@doublefine.com · yesterday

PSA: A heads up for those (kindly) supporting us with game purchases today: 1. Kiln and Keeper are getting permanent price changes soon! 2. All our games on Steam are getting international price adjustment reviews! 3. It's Psychonauts 2's birthday next week, which means a sale!

Nikki / Nikon 🔜 MFF@nik.dog · yesterday

Who wants an update?! Wanna see a wip? @wahredpanda89997.bsky.social is totally kicking ass and this thing is flying along! Thank you again to all who participated, this has been fun af so far and I totally want to do it again! #furryart #furryartist #artofnikki #art

The massive YCH furry repainting of Alma-Tadema’s Spring
Nikki / Nikon 🔜 MFF@nik.dog · last mo.

The Original Furry Convention!! Anyone interested in joining a massive furry YCH repaint of Alma-Tadema’s ‘Spring’? @wahredpanda89997.bsky.social is taking on this ambitious project Drop a ref sheet in the comments Reskeets appreciated #furryart #artofnikki #furryartist

William Alma Tadema’s Spring The tall, narrow painting depicts a procession of women and children along a Roman street and down some marble steps. Spectators cheer from the classical buildings of polychrome marble to either side, some throwing down flowers. The participants in the procession are garlanded with bright flowers, with some also bearing baskets of flowers or branches of blossom, and other playing musical instruments: a flute, pan pipes, and tambourines. The choice of flowers in the painting seems to be driven more by aesthetic and colour considerations than the symbolic meanings of the Victorian language of flowers.