~2 weeks out from release “kids first william blake folio” is one of my favorite book reviews thus far
📦 people are… getting their packages https://hell.twtr.plus/media/220827e7424c739a3e63c02b601428c4cda3b7c37ede12999b65daeb79e53772.file
this should be the name of an obscure tuscan cryptid: https://hell.twtr.plus/media/f1a411a85557ffcc28e7fb5daefd1d789501f2ac9cb5b7e3ad03a0f47f7d9c0e.file
its like you’re learning hyper-specific surgical anatomy, but everything was named by dr. seuss. yes, ill use a running flower motif along the trans-webseth, then when it dovetails with the flundged estubills, ill put a window with some text. perfect.
drawing architecture as an illustrator gives you this constant experience where - you can’t describe something you know there is a term for: like, the side parts that are off the main top front upper part of the cathedral, and then when you look it up its called “the narflex”.
sometimes you see the way someone loads a dishwasher and just lose all respect for them as a person.
i've lived online for large portions of my life and never had anything like what people call "brainrot", but if i click on a video and watch even two in a row i can feel it immediately. people used to have the opposite presupposition: that the internet was making them "better".
i think the phenomenon of "brainrot" stems entirely from short form video. don't remember hearing this term before scrolling video. prior to it, even the most "online" people, all the way back to my earliest internet use, had no concept like this. has nothing in common with text
weekly lab update: 1. new post on subscriber feeds: i am mapping out the entire summa theologica. my notebooks look like a prop in a film about a schizophrenic recluse 2. advent bazaar mode is wrapping up. you can still order books and get them by christmas - see thread below https://hell.twtr.plus/media/59ee9d88807060a54bbf6a01b5235d1df3e592dc752a2ff35b1a1367868b1e42.file https://hell.twtr.plus/media/8f66f011ab6f486043559dbc8c09d2155266fd0a811f183bc7d6855a054fc7d7.file