Fabledfox 🦊

I will look into it 😊

Do you have one you recommend? Not loving the idea of installing something free on my phone 🤣

I don't like the idea of installing something I don't know much about on my phone with the potential for adware or data leaks 😬 I'll ask some techy friends though, thanks!

I've had a DM I can't access for months because of the stupid age verification laws. Everytime I go to verify my age, it takes too long, doesn't work or I loose patience with it (which should immediately prove I am old enough). So if that's you, sorry 😆

Right, so. Re: "BlueSky will implode."

There will never be a social media platform that enables you to have the degree of security, freedom, and privacy that many of you seem to desire because the problems with these platforms aren't technical, they're social. Further, they're uniquely social.

I keep them like trophies

Does it need.... *whispers* Illustrations?

Like wizard hyena folk (legally distinct from a gnoll), anyone?

This is your fault @fumblefolks.bsky.social 😆

Drawing of a melancholy red haired ef surrounded by crows

Guys. I'm getting ideas for another calendar 😅

It's amazing how many star trek fans have missed the point of every single episode, isn't it?

Wow, that's gorgeous 😍

Drawing on a tablet of a purple Tiefling

Doing a little more exploration and noodling away on molly. Drawing just isn't hitting the same dopamine buttons lately so trying to switch things up. Burn out or adhd? Who can say. Probably also the lack of reach and likes. *shrugs. On the plus side campaign 4 continues to be excellent!

@apocrypals.bsky.social These made me think if you guys! www.instagram.com/reel/DRa0CoY...

Thread of literary jokes that starts with "Just finished Animal Farm and 1984 and it's honestly some of the most Orwellian shit I've ever read in my life" and continues with "I was just reading The Trial and thinking how Kafkaesque it was" and "I just finished Othello and can't believe how Shakespearean it was"

I regret to inform you all that Threads is improving

Been watching some of the audio commentaries for the extended lotr and one of the main things I've noticed is that almost every extra who's face you can see is an editor, crew member or someone's kid 😆

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See if he can guess who I had a 4 foot poster of on my wall as a teen 🤣

Woo! I'm rewatching too, watched Callisto last night 😍😂

ai chuds be like "artists are gate keepers" meanwhile u make a post like this and get 1000+ hobbyists and professionals sharing advice in every single artistic medium for completely free, because artists are cool.

If you're bored and you don't like doing any part of the creative process, stop doing it. Lean into the bits you love more. Hate rendering? Cel-shade. Love drawing? Detailed sketches.

Yes, someone pointed out to me the other day how AI is now just a company buzzword like 'intelligent' and 'smart' has been used over the last 10 years.

Oh my god. Instagram seemed to turn into tiktok over the Christmas break as well. I hate it.

Having experience of working in a school now, I understand 😂

Drawing of a horned character with tattoos they are holding a tarot card

Redrawing an old picture of Molly I drew when I was watching campaign 2.

Going into 2026 like...

I fell off this challenge a bit over Christmas but I think going back to my artistic influences will be good for me in my effort to stop chasing what I think people want.

Also - controversial opinion - I prefer Dulac to Arthur Rackham 🫢

Choose 20 paintings that have stayed with you or influenced you — one painting a day (or thereabouts) for 20 days, no particular order. No explanations, no reviews, just paintings.

#blueskyartchallenge #art #paintings

6. The princess and the pea by Edmund Dulac.