Mr. Mouse

"She had beheld the granite’s white-hot weeping
when stone and ore were vaporized to mist.
She'd been much troubled by those stones’ travail."

[Mr. Mouse @Duddly_Three]

Waking Up on the Shore of the Maw

[Mr. Mouse @Duddly_Three]

"Little scope there appeared for wonder:
The mammoth strode from the forest’s dusk.
Who but he, with his hooves of thunder?
Who but he, with his lightning tusk?"

[𝐄𝐃𝐎𝐂𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐑𝐈𝐂__ @Edocentric_]

Chief Ero N'Urubi seated at the ancestral altar of his ancestors alongside his grandkids with one of the wooden commemorative head of his ancestor by his side.

📸;Barbara Blackmun Collection,ca.1981...

[Mr. Mouse @Duddly_Three]

I invited you to the mouse gathering last week but you didn't show up... was waiting for you too
Yeah twice a week there's the big mouse gathering where we all huddle together for warmth, it's pretty chill... just kinda rude of you not to come

[Agus_Nicodemo @RoswellHynek]

One of the Weirdest cases, and the one that led me to dedicate myself to this particular phenomenon, I've already shared on Reddit, TikTok, and YouTube, but here it is:

On July 9, 1990. In Davydovo, Orekhovo-Zuevsky, Moscow region, Russia. At about one in the morning, B. Burova

[Mr. Mouse @Duddly_Three]

I just realized that the three novels that I've read recently that've stuck with me the most can all be loosely classed as "rural fiction," being about small isolated settlements dealing with external and/or internal threats
Is this an actual genre or have I just gone mad?

[Enchanted Booklet @dreamerbook]

"The Shooting Star" (L'Étoile filante) by J. J. Grandville, 1849. Λιγότερα

[Santiago M. Barajas @Santi_MBarajas]

Os invito a ver este vídeo que hice a una gran colonia de aviones comunes situada en un puente del siglo XIV, en Puente del Arzobispo (Toledo). Debe de haber cientos o incluso miles de ejemplares. Se trata de una especie gran comedora de mosquitos. Es un auténtico espectáculo.

[Mr. Mouse @Duddly_Three]

@Athanasius_45 As usual the men of old were correct

[Mr. Mouse @Duddly_Three]

Does anyone have any loose cheese perchance?

[Mr. Mouse @Duddly_Three]

@ArtDuggy You give them a little meth as a treat

[Mr. Mouse @Duddly_Three]

Now I'm not saying opium should be legal... but I am saying that you're not using a hookah properly if you only have tobacco in there

[Mr. Mouse @Duddly_Three]

@UltraZabhahs The secret is that it all does exist, you can access the Thoroughfare through advanced meditation techniques
But yeah what exactly the Procession is is one of the minor mysteries (though, unlike the others, it's been very definitely answered)

[Mr. Mouse @Duddly_Three]

Which image am I brazenly copying today? Well it's this nice painting from Annie Stegg. Tbh the resemblance isn't that clear but that's the beautiful thing about inspirations, you're never actually bound to them

[Mr. Mouse @Duddly_Three]

@UltraZabhahs Perhaps it's a situation we can all relate to
The thing with publishing though is that I don't really see a point when like 5 people max care about what I make. The hope is that if when it's finished people really like it I can go the All Tomorrows route

[𝒯𝓇𝑜𝒷𝒶𝓇𝒾𝓈𝓉 𓆙 @roseromaunt]

Scientific illustrations by Ernst Haeckel, my absolute favorite artist in my youth

[Mr. Mouse @Duddly_Three]

@UltraZabhahs I have made some changes that aren't in the docs though, especially to the verse. Quite a few of the verse bits are placeholder

[Mr. Mouse @Duddly_Three]

@UltraZabhahs Oh thank you, tbh you might be the first person to actually read one of the stories lol
But because of that I haven't compiled them anywhere yet, though they're linked in order at the bottom of these posts I made
https://t.co/CxGXokHH3m
https://t.co/amDBGTAxFQ

[َ @Melpomnes]

Birth of Venus
By Umberto Stiaccini

[Mr. Mouse @Duddly_Three]

@UltraZabhahs More writing? Well there's approximately 9 other stories I've written to go with the art pieces, the rest are currently in my thought-space until I make the art for them

[Mr. Mouse @Duddly_Three]

This bit also struck me, just the fact that we really can't comprehend or vocalize the size of the cosmos

[Mr. Mouse @Duddly_Three]

Read through Aniara recently. At certain points it basically descends into nonsense verse but as a Carroll appreciator that just made me like it more
Reading poetry in translation is always a shame but it still manages to work regardless

[Mr. Mouse @Duddly_Three]

Dunno if I actually enjoyed the book or the film more; don't think it's unfair to say they're trying to do two different things though