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Allison Frink

@theaqualatte.bsky.social

Artist. Storyteller. Silly little muppet.

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Ruthanne Reid (A.K.A. Trin)@ruthannereid.bsky.social · yesterday

Hi there! My name is Ruthanne, and I write science fantasy (or as I like to call it, magic in space). Aliens, vampires, personhood, I cover it all! Favorite funny movie? Galaxy Quest. I could watch that for the rest of my life. (Also, let Gwen say “fuck.”)

SFFChat@sffchat.bsky.social · yesterday

It's time for #SFFChat! Q1: Introduce yourself and share a favourite comedian, comedy film, or comedic TV show (anime/cartoons count--just no books/authors please!).

Image: A cartoon chicken crossing the road! Q1: Introduce yourself and share a favourite comedian, comedy film, or comedic TV show (anime/cartoons count--just no books/authors please!).
Tisha Mark@tishamark.com · last wk.

Bidding is now live for the online art auction to benefit Metro Housing|Boston! Every purchase supports Metro Housing Boston's work to help individuals and families facing housing insecurity. View the full collection on Artsy: www.artsy.net/auction/what... #art #painting #SciArt #TraditionalArt

“What Walls Can Hold”: Metro Housing|Boston Benefit Auction 2026 | Artsy

<p>Walls provide more than shelter. They hold memories, create a sense of belonging, and provide a foundation for what comes next. Art does more than...

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Tisha Mark@tishamark.com · 2mo ago

‪Sharing for today's #ArtRepostJuly #Blue Tisha Mark ©2024, In the Storm II, oil. This original oil painting will be available at "What Walls Can Hold," an online art auction to benefit Metro Housing | Boston (helping people secure stable housing) www.metrohousingboston.org/artauction #art #SciArt

Original seascape oil painting by Tisha Mark, "In the Storm II" 12"x12" oil on canvas (2024). An atmospheric, moody seascape painting interpreting a winter storm. There are large white cloud formations over a dark blue sea with a rocky coast. Painted in a limited palette of blues and whites.
Claire Willett@clairewillett.bsky.social · 2d ago

it is unforgivable how Democrats are granting the right's premise about trans kids in sports even as they attempt to navigate a "moderate" position so they don't look so bad (hint: not possible) they have literally regressed! the first bathroom bans did not have this kind of bipartisan support!!!

Amelia Clark - Lover of Flagons@gingertotty.bsky.social · 3d ago

Anyway. Here is some MASSIVE ART (A1?) I did yesterday on the course I took on before I knew I was broke… BIG FLAAHS A lovely tumble of chaotic Monbretia, foxgloves and bits and bobs from my mind: all bright oranges and pinks and earthy browns and greens with wiggly charcoal twigs n rocks #art

Huge piece of mixed media art I did on my course trying to capture the beauty in Cornwall’s chaotic verges
Natee (they/them)@himmapaan.bsky.social · 2d ago

I've been seized with an urge to draw barnacle geese after seeing The Wild Robot (which I enjoyed very much), and remembered that I drew this in 2014 after seeing a documentary about how barnacle goslings have to simply hurl themselves off their cliff nests to join their parents at ground level.

Single-panel comic drawn in black ink of a pair of barnacle goose parents at the bottom of a cliff, regarding their dazed and confused gosling, who looks up at them with a plaintive 'why??'
Crumplings 🐌@crumplings.bsky.social · 2d ago

Another large humpback sculpture - this time in a more whimsical colour scheme I've wanted to try for a while! Handmade from coarse paper mache, painted with acrylics, mounted on a wood & metal stand.

A large paper mache humpback whale sculpture photographed against a neutral background. It is painted in blue, turquoise, and purple hues, and has a clouded eye which gives it a mystical, ancient look.