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Flowers, birds, books, stargazing, beautiful gowns and funny etymologies. Sharing my journey as a 3D artist. https://www.artstation.com/troglodette

Cette carte est gravissime. Mais elle n'a pas fait la une de l'actualité. Pour moi, l'été 2026 marque un tournant. Après celui de 2022, il devient difficile de ne plus parler de "rupture écologique" ou de "point de non retour" pour une partie des milieux aquatiques français. 1/18

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Quelle honte. Les méga-feux sont à peine éteints en Gironde. Et la Préfecture autorise le projet de méga-ferme terrestre d’élevage de saumon sur 14 hectares. Un danger pour tout l’estuaire de la Gironde qui va pomper des quantités colossales d’eau.

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I didn't have a name for this robin, but I've since taken to calling it 'Bobert' after Sean Hennessy's name for the one who visits his garden. For my part, this was inspired by 'my' robin in Ruskin Park ; 'Donwell', as I call the place, after Mr. Knightley's estate in Jane Austen's Emma.

Detail from the same work as in the quoted post: the bright orange of the robin's 'red' breast is now painted in, and the piece is complete.
Natee (they/them)@himmapaan.bsky.social · last wk.

T o o h o t t o p a i n t I'm laying my ambivalence with the piece squarely at the door of this, the fourth UK heatwave this year.

here's another throwback from 2016 a private poster commission inspired by Moby Dick honestly still really love this one, both the concept and execution i worked on pre-inked scratchboard for this one (so fully black) instead of the usual white claybord that i ink myself 30x40cm

a black and white scratchboard illustration inspired by Mody Dick. It depicts a giant white whale about to collide with a whaling ship. The scene is viewed from a bird's eye view, high above the scene. Seagulls are seen orbiting around the scene. The ship and the whale create waves in the water that reinforce the tension between them.