TC Coyote / Not What I Was webcomic

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Artist, tailor, leathercrafter, baker, convention staffer. Steampunk/Cyberpunk fan Author/artist of "Not What I Was" webcomic #NWIW 18+ only, please

Saw a couple _large_ butterflies in the back garden area. Dunno what they were, black wings with yellow patches. One flew off over the house. The other was 'hovering' over flowers on the vines covering part of the back fence At least something's enjoying the garden without trying to destroy it

She's so Number Nine… Two years after it first aired in Japan, Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex received its Adult Swim broadcast on November 7th, 2004. Not sure if it got delayed from a July slot as the ad here seems to suggest it was due for. 📖: Electronic Gaming Monthly, August 2004

A snap of a Stand Alone Complex ad with the Major, a Tachikoma, and Batou standing dramatically against a city backdrop, with a little flavour hype text about the series and who it was made by.

The plan: "I'm done with errands. It's 86F out. I'll just do a quick look at the garden to snip dried poppy and pot marigold heads for the seeds". The reality: an hour spent replanting sunflowers (not the dwarf ones) as a groundhog dug up or stripped the leaves from most of them last night /1

Lovers of werewolves, medieval history and literature, y'all should check out: The Wolf and His King by Finn Longman. A queer retelling of The Tale of Bisclavret. A 12th century Breton werewolf story by Marie de France. So good.

The skull of a Flat-tail horned lizard (Phrynosoma mcallii), close relative of the 'Texas horny-toad', native to the Sonoran desert. Unlike the thorny spikes on the body that are made of modified skin keratin, head spikes (horns) are bony skeletal structures covered in keratin. (📷: Emily Chebul)

Flat-tailed Horned Lizard (Phrynosoma mcallii) in Mexico.  The skull has bony spike all over it, but especially near the nostrils and back fringe of the head.
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