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If everything goes as planned, I will be getting a mini UV resin kit soon! 🤞😁💜

I made a puffy keychain/conbadge while experimenting with fabrics. It was a fun learning experience! I will definitely be open to make some of these again. ☺️ #conbadge | #furry

Who would've thunk faeries are real?!

Winner winner chicken dinner 🍗🍗🍗

I thought I recognized the symbol! So cute 😍

Sometimes I like leaving my art youtube notes in my sketchbooks for later. #art | #traditionalart | #sketchbookart | #furry

I have an itchy thought on how to draw Jimothy, I just haven't had the time nor space yet. I think it needs to be drawn though.

Your design reminds me of a children's book I loved as a kid. It's about a dragon that cheats the animals of the forest out of their commonwealth with schemes. I found out the illustrator is a trans person recently too. Title "Liten är Fin" ISBN 9170542740 Give it a look. ☺️

Oh wow, those feather textures are convincing!

Hoppers was okay. It was certainly trying more within its confines. I can't say I had any desire to watch their live action content since Lion King. 😬

Processing my loss by drawing. Common Swift (apus apus), in gold metallic. #natureart | #traditionalart | #bird

Framed some of my traditional Silksong pieces today. I went out and got a kuretake silver pen because the tools I had weren't enough for what I needed.

6/ If everything works out, your nestling should be healthy and ready to fly. Bring it to the location you found it, and it will hopefully take off with the flock. But please, call rescue first. Only do this if you get 0 callbacks.

5/ - Swifts can fly when their wing reaches 13 cm. - As long as it displays independence, don't worry if it sits on you. They want to keep warm. - Keep good hygiene, wild birds can be vectors for disease. I wore gloves/washed hands, the bird was regularly grooming/bathing so I wasn't too worried.

4/ - Avoid bothering the bird. It should not ask you for food preferably. - If it shows interest in flight, allow it a safe space to practice wing usage. Supervise it!!

3/ - A nestling needs a safe container, high walls, lots of vent holes. - Regular tissue paper can work as bedding. Provide a lot, they need to keep warm. - Food for insect eaters: boiled egg, mince meat and mealworms. It needs to be moistened. They hydrate via diet.

2/ - Call a wildlife carer, and provide pictures and info. Most will reach out ASAP. - If you like me, have no callback. You have to make sure that the bird can be kept safe. Otherwise euthanasia is the only option, which any vet will do.

1/ - Identify the species of bird, swallows and swifts cannot lift from the ground. - Check for injuries, feather development and flight ability. Most can take off or elevate otherwise.

If you happen to find a nestling, here's what you can do: 👇