incredible post this month. that raccoon is hilarious and so is learning the word "biffy." me when i go inside the evil biffy and a barred owl is there
Really cool blog! Given you mention your interest in early European peoples, you might also be interested in looking at Australian Aboriginal. They are considered the oldest culture still to be in existence (50,000-70,000 years) and they had/ have a pretty extensive symbol/ iconographic language. Here's some info - https://www.aboriginal-art-australia.com/aboriginal-art-library/significance/symbols-and-meanings/
Raccoons are assholes, but I kinda love them. One time when camping, we heard strange noises coming from a neighboring site. When we shined our flashlight on it, we saw a troupe of raccoons running up the trees. They’d been feasting on food left out at our neighbor’s picnic table. They kept coming back when when the light was out and eventually had to be shooed away. They're bold, they don't care!
@nicedifferentunusual This is amazing!! I only mentioned early European symbols because I wanted to avoid using iconography in my art from cultures that I am not a part of, but I do love this!! So neat!!!!
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Fun blog :)
@ichomancer thank you!! I try to make them fun :] or at least kinda interesting
incredible post this month. that raccoon is hilarious and so is learning the word "biffy." me when i go inside the evil biffy and a barred owl is there
@tabf5 you didn’t know about biffy?? I love the word biffy. It’s more fun than “latrine”
That picture of the trains goes hard!
Big fan of fireflies! I always love going into my backyard during the summer nights and just watching them though the woods. Also #antitickgang
Really cool blog! Given you mention your interest in early European peoples, you might also be interested in looking at Australian Aboriginal. They are considered the oldest culture still to be in existence (50,000-70,000 years) and they had/ have a pretty extensive symbol/ iconographic language. Here's some info - https://www.aboriginal-art-australia.com/aboriginal-art-library/significance/symbols-and-meanings/
Raccoons are assholes, but I kinda love them. One time when camping, we heard strange noises coming from a neighboring site. When we shined our flashlight on it, we saw a troupe of raccoons running up the trees. They’d been feasting on food left out at our neighbor’s picnic table. They kept coming back when when the light was out and eventually had to be shooed away. They're bold, they don't care!
@nicedifferentunusual This is amazing!! I only mentioned early European symbols because I wanted to avoid using iconography in my art from cultures that I am not a part of, but I do love this!! So neat!!!!