hard to find high res images of this guy the deer with a luminous cross between his horns is one of my favorite odd christian images. i know it from st. eustace, a roman soldier who is drawn away from his army by a deer. he follows it: when theyre alone, he sees a similar thing https://hell.twtr.plus/media/664811abf8f79be246fdd337f78545ed51b855b9669578d234c45fd6c13e9433.file

3. st. felix of valois st. felix has a deer come to him - it has a red and blue cross shining between his horns. this is his divine signal and inspiration to start his order, the trinitarians, which i believe primarily worked to free christian slaves, if i remember correctly. https://hell.twtr.plus/media/8299a9b841d4a0e70dd66c402f799130d90d6864a434e1726007fca60edb8661.file

along my studies i file away cool images that i haven't seen represented yet. in one story, a wolf kills his donkey, so he subdues the wolf and has it do the work the donkey was doing. i like the visual of yoked wolf doing farm work for a bearded saint. here's a sculpture of him https://hell.twtr.plus/media/61b467d32b3ff1bdf0d7ea120aed2a9927894d0ecaec19bddf96cde2e1c24084.file

above, you can see saint william, who is represented by a staff and a wolf. i like this one because the main tale is that in the region he ultimately settled in, wolves were running amok, and he subdued them with the power of God - like a beastmaster white magician, basically.

2. st. william a few people have asked me about the emblems on the calendar that are partially obscured. in order to fill out the architectural wall and have it seem like it goes on forever, i had to make it larger than needed, extending beyond the visible section of the wheel: https://hell.twtr.plus/media/49ade0a7e7de88325ce0985f735dbfd857197086882a07d80c0009d9705d7a52.file

skateboarding is a weird craft because how difficult something is doesnt really correlate with how difficult it looks. insanely difficult things often dont look as impressive as they "should". this almost makes it an insular world. probably part of why it decreased in popularity https://hell.twtr.plus/media/6f0fc9d7c3ba7f73e0859714a3405e4ca435f97ef4a7fcf33e3ad369e1236156.file

i meant first syllable. they don’t completely rhyme though.

so this means the vast majority of the county is incapable of saying “to ferry a fairy” and have it be understood (as two different words). can a linguist explain this. clearly the people for whom these words are the same “lost” a sound. “we” didnt just make up an extra sound.

when someone talks about the movie ‘carrie’, (pronounced the same as carry) that is clearly not the same sound as the word as berry. i just pulled up the carrie trailer on youtube to confirm this (15 seconds in). perhaps this is secretly one of my most schizo topics.