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Graceless Heart I and II considering making this design available on commission if there's any interest #art

I spoke to CBC Edmonton AM about the Alberta govt bringing in two-tier diagnostic testing The evidence is clear: it will increase wait times for those in medical need while allowing the wealthy to get their treatment first. Albertans stand to lose #abpoli www.cbc.ca/listen/live-...

Unrelated: my webcam is canted at a hilarious angle on my monitor because I'm like "It is very important for people to see my cat"

this summer's cultural cross over we've all been waiting for jimothy x bayeux

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We're collecting the whole Up-and-Under series in a single volume! And...giving me credit for A. Deborah Baker's work oh God she's going to come for me in the night. Anyway, pre-orders are open now. Buy my book, avenge my death.

For #WorldHepatitisDay—and as I go through the intense process of being assessed for a possible liver transplant—my #SciArt #embroidery based on my experiences with non-viral #hepatitis from #PSC: tethered by fluid & ligaments (2023) More about this piece on my blog: liapas.com/2023/06/23/t...

I just think it would be better for everyone if the people who make adhesive for maxi pads and the people who make adhesive for bookstore price stickers switched jobs

The Shade of the Woods

Now corrected for Nuthatch gravity? I’m so confused #birds

I'm Grace, a Canadian Illustrator and Author! I love fantasy, romance, and gothic art, and have worked on Magic cards and book covers. I write romantic fantasy with fairy tale inspirations. ➡️Portfolio: gracezhuart.com ➡️Prints: www.inprnt.com/gallery/grac... ➡️Books: gracezhuwrites.carrd.co

4 years of #invertober #SciArt goobers you know what, from going through 3-4 months of one of my worst art blocks ever to an outpouring of art 2025 was overall a good art year #HumanMade #noAI #invertebrates

It’s nice to see everyone’s textual analysis of The Odyssey It’s almost like the humanities give you entertainment, feelings, pleasure, and fun/interesting stuff to talk about, as well as lenses into both past and current society

Book 77: An Ordinary Sort of Evil (Rip Through Time 5) by Kelley Armstrong. I enjoyed this addition to the series a lot. The murder was around the theme of Victorian spiritualism which is one of my interests. There was also some excellent progression in the slow burn romance!

… We hope it offers one window into lives that are too often unseen, while recognizing that no single film can capture the full breadth and complexity of ME/CFS or Long COVID. 4/end

… Rather than documenting the totality of these illnesses, Unbound explores creativity, connection, and expression within the realities each participant lives. 3/?

… While some participants identify as having severe or very severe illness, they chose to film brief moments of movement during rare windows of available energy rather than in states of complete stillness. These moments should not be understood as representative of their day-to-day functioning. 2/?

A note on this trailer from Unfixed media: Unbound does not attempt to represent the full range of lived experiences of people with ME/CFS and Long COVID. Every participant navigates illness differently, & the 20 individuals featured here reflect only a small portion of that diversity. 1/?

There are a couple people performing in their beds in the film, but I also think many of us who participated are more in the moderate type of ME/CFS. 15-20 seconds of movement at home was what most of us filmed.

At libraries around the country, "Avoiding AI" workshops have elicited unprecedented demand.