My last call to whimsy lovers, those who appreciate embroidery, fine art and dreaming of a world beyond our realm ♥️
I would love to find these a home, I’m so gutted they haven’t already! They are some of my best work yet and my absolute favourites that I’ve done for months 🤞🏼
One of my female cousins, who rented a small house with one of her sisters at the time, was awake after midnight when a guy managed to get inside.
She realized immediately what was going on and locked herself in her room; she heard him wander around the house while she called
Gravity Falls director Joe Pitt just posted a truly heartfelt and beautiful video looking back on his time working on Gravity Falls ahead of the art book's release.
If you ever wanted a glimpse behind the scenes at the fun that went into making this show, check it out here!
A gray wolf walked into Sequoia National Park this spring for the first time in over a CENTURY. Her name is BEY03F. This is a big deal, wolves haven’t set foot here in a hundred years, and she just did it on her own. 🐺
She’s three years old, alone, looking for a mate. Months before her family was killed by the state after livestock attacks, she’d already left, already walking south alone — gone before it happened.
She crossed the Mojave and made history in LA County. Now she’s made history in Sequoia. Still walking, still looking, still free.
Nobody released these wolves. Nobody funded a program. California hunted, trapped, and poisoned every wolf out of this state by the 1920s, and they walked themselves back anyway, starting in 2011, all the way from Oregon. That’s what she is. Proof it can still happen.
She’s protected today under the Endangered Species Act. That’s good. But what worries me is the direction this administration is taking that same law — this July, they took habitat destruction out of the definition of “harm.” And her own family’s death proves the state can still pull the trigger itself.
One wolf. A hundred years of silence, broken. It’s so good to see the wolf return. Now, let’s hope she finds a mate. 🐺
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One of my faves, our animation about the ZOOMIES! Check out those wild smear frames.
Made with clay, wood, and paint. More on our YouTube channel, Threadwood 🙂