Furpile will be on view in two locations this upcoming Saturday, July 4th, coinciding with Anthrocon festivities. These will be the final standard viewing hours for Furpile.

Standing stone thread, since I suspect I will be drawing more of these as I encounter them. Mên-an-Tol and Boscawen-ûn

One of our no gen AI directory vetters found this easter egg on @milesdavitt.net's site and AHHH what a funny and fantastic idea! I missed it entirely as my browser is set to default milesdavitt.net

Been in London exploring and museum-hopping for the past few days. Heading out to Cornwall tomorrow to begin my trip in earnest. I'll probably still be chucking stuff up on Instagram, but the next few months you can expect minimal/sporadic engagement on here. That being said, I'll still see DMs.

Don't let anyone ever tell you that copying by inspection and tracing aren't valid methods of artistic learning. Actually feeling what it feels like for your hand to make the same lines, and thinking about the order in which they were originally drawn, are hugely valuable.

Saturday, June 20th @ The Glitterbox Theater Doors at 5:30PM, program starts at 6:00PM HOW TO SPOT COUNTERFEIT BEANIE BABIES (the Furpile video compendium) This program will consist of over a dozen true stories of toys coming to life, as told by the artists who built the Furpile (among others).

Its mine birthday! As a gift you should come see the show and make a little memory about something on the walls here. So far i have teared up at every interview. Its been awesome.

Scene from 'Wake in Fright' (1971) Coloured pencil and graphite on paper Printed in issue 5 of Rat World Magazine

knifeball, 2021 For Harrison Wyrick

Drawing for Harriet, 2023.

Man and dog at the market

"Madison" Three-colour risograph print

"Angelica" Two-colour risograph print

Southern Screamer Woman (Chauna torquata)

Self-portrait with the new fursona. Pencil sketch with digital colour.

Somebody get The New Yorker on the line.

youtu.be/-9AD8btmfPQ Here is a wonderful example by Lapse, talking about an image submitted by @milesdavitt.net

The Noel Goes to Hooters arc has officially ended. If you wanna read it from the sort of beginning, start here: swanboy.com/comic/40andme/

Last night's dream journal entry: "Researching lizard medicine."

Face-Off Pentax Spotmatic F Kodak Ultramax 400

Man and dog at the market

Mice through time... Time mice 😳

THE ZEIT ZEIGER (2025-11-02)

Need a flyer for your room party or an edition of prints to sell at your vendor table? I’m taking on riso print jobs for @anthrocon.org completion! I'll print illustrative or photographic work, all ages & adult. More info @ justrightpress.carrd.co. Send in your request to [email protected]!

Two great screenings of Things I Want to See and Things I Want to Show You XIV over the weekend! Really stoked to have had one of the directors, Gina Moore, in attendance at the Melbourne screening. Full program, with links to those films available to watch online: milesdavitt.net/screenings

First screening of the animation program done. Great response to experimental animation for small-town Victoria, but I did have one woman tell me that she was glad she came but that she didn't actually enjoy it. I aim to challenge, and I do appreciate the honesty. Melbourne tomorrow!

Playing with aluminum soda cans, baking tins, plates. Trying to make ancient looking things with modern materials #art #embossing #repousse

I've got a self-portrait and a couple of photos on display at @attyboy.bsky.social's very cool show; it kicks off tomorrow! If you're in Pittsburgh, please go check it out.

THIS WEEKEND LIBERATE YOUR SENSES

THE ZEIT ZEIGER (2026-06-02)

Happy enough with what I've got here: milesdavitt.net/misc/cladograms I've also included a guide to the code, for those so inclined.

Currently trying to reverse-engineer code from Wikipedia to render cladograms on my website. I will report back.

The animation chat has me thinking one telling thing - in the years since AI arrived, there's not been a ground-up indie phenomenon, like we saw with earlier tech (Flash, etc). It hasn't unlocked anyone's creativity. For all the anti-gatekeeping rhetroic, nothing anyone cares about has been born.

Sean Pecknold's film "Tennis, Oranges" is at last available to watch online: vimeo.com/1195804173 I had the privilege of screening this in Wellington last December, and it's a wonderful film well worth watching.

'inevitable', collage on paper, 2025-2026

Please look at this amazing drawing of my critter my dear friend made for me.

Who's that cool possum with the mile-eating stride? It's @milesdavitt.net !!!!!!!! Hope you have a fab birthday, pal!!! 💕

This morning, I woke from unsettled dreams and found myself transformed in my bed into a monstrous vermin (32-year-old man).

Hi everyone, this morning I received word that I am officially being laid off from my job. If you have appreciated my art, I could really use the support right now. Thank you.

Tim Puts Together A Collage

Tim Puts Together A Collage

some great footage my buddy shot at the Furpile opening :#] youtu.be/U1M0U5WSVkk

radical esperantists have occupied geneva and are conducting dangerous nucleo-linguistic experiments in the Larĝa Hadrono Cirkulilo at la Citadelo Eŭropa por Radioaktiva Naskiĝoj

If you live in Pittsburgh and want to meet this fella in person, he'll be appearing in "Furpile", a Beanie Baby-themed group show opening next month. Keep an eye on @whose-pgh.bsky.social for all the details.

Meet "Possum", the stuffed toy I spent three months making from scratch. He is filled with the beans of three donor Beanie Babies and is entirely hand-stitched.

Now open

www.patreon.com/posts/158830... Hey folks, I wrote some thoughts out about the expense of being an artist over on my patreon. The post is available for free to everyone. Please take a look. 🦌❤️✨

THE ZEIT ZEIGER (2026-05-21)

Have they done a thorough proof of concept for AI in public service? No. But are they using it successfully themselves? Also no. But do they have clear plans for how AI will be deployed? No. This article would be hilarious if it wasn't devastating. www.stuff.co.nz/politics/360...