Do I have any European followers who are seeking, or know someone who's seeking, a ticket to Eurofurence? My plans have changed, and I'm looking for someone to transfer a standard ticket to. I'm after €160 for it. Bought it for €180, and standard tix are going for €195 now.

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...

the signal catcher 📡

Just spent three hours on a plane sitting behind a dude who spent most of that time swiping through Instagram Reels. I found it really depressing to witness.

Announcing the Australian debut of my experimental animation screening series: ■Things I Want to See and Things I Want to Show You XIV■ With new and old films from Australia, Estonia, Canada, Poland, Finland and the USA. Port Fairy: Saturday 6th of June Melbourne: Sunday 7th of June

We walk on two legs, not on four To walk on four legs breaks the law!

Furpile OPENING NIGHT Saturday, May 23rd, 4-9pm

Log on to the mycelium network

new reaction image just dropped

honored to announce that my debut graphic novel, Talking to My Father's Ghost is nominated for an Eisner!! 😱 ty to @chroniclebooks.bsky.social for putting this book out with me and making this all possible :)

A little curiosity and focus will open up a world stretching back centuries that will shock you with how familiar it feels, how current and relatable its concerns are. Those people were humans just like you, and what they made is every bit as exciting as anything being made now!

Capitalism lives in the eternal "now". It doesn't want you to know about history, it doesn't want you to know art has existed for tens of thousands of years, it wants you slavering for whatever's coming NEXT, whatever's HOT and NEW, and ignoring everything else. You do not have to do this.

Frankenstein wasn't just a monster. He was also a doctor who made that monster. They had the exact same name which was "Frankenstein" and that was just one of the many ways that situation was effed the fuck up

Announcing the Australian debut of my experimental animation screening series: ■Things I Want to See and Things I Want to Show You XIV■ With new and old films from Australia, Estonia, Canada, Poland, Finland and the USA. Port Fairy: Saturday 6th of June Melbourne: Sunday 7th of June

Spotted on my drive into the Budawangs the other week: one of the best-designed signs I've ever seen.

Dragons discussing the rumours around basilisks

Ended up sitting next to a Jehovah's Witness the last four hours of a 12-hour train trip. Lovely lady, and interesting to talk to, but I did also have to regularly divert her efforts at proselytising.

got a package from @milesdavitt.net today and I love it so much! (: #furryart #zines

I really need to remember the next time I do these left-handed portraits that a lot of people want a tail if I'm drawing them as an animal. I always default to "no tail" if I'm drawing characters for myself, and that takes a concious effort to overcome.

Left-handed animal portraits from the Bad Art Show (1/2)

"Prototype no. 2", my entry in this year's Bad Art Show.

thinking about this old ass comic about my old ass hands again

Up in Sydney for the weekend, and I've got a piece in this show, which opens Friday. I've been helping set up for the last few hours, and let me tell you, there are some remarkable works to behold. One weekend only: Friday 8 May, 17:00 - 21:00 Saturday 9 May, 11:00 - 16:00

Comic is by Lynda Barry. Here's a version of it with alt text. (Thank you @alex-awoos.bsky.social!)

Photos from the four days I spent exploring the Budawangs:

capstan

I always see nonpartisan, righteous anger at public art. Everyone loves to hate a concrete blob bought with taxpayer money, what's it even meant to be etc. My hot take: art funding is good and there's no benign policy for keeping out 'bad' art. You really just gotta fund it until a good one happens

Said to me earlier today: "There's a big goanna under your car, coming towards you."

Critter self-portrait in the mirror for @attyboy.bsky.social's upcoming art show (tommybruce.net/ilovefurry), which is still open for submissions till the 1st of May.

Heading into the bush tomorrow for four days of walking; time for some last-minute self-promotion!

I've got my webshop open again, only till the 30th of April. Got heaps of zines and prints for sale, but stock is limited for some of these things. This is likely the only time I'll have my shop open till the end of the year, so grab what you want now. milesdavitt.bigcartel.com

bought the House of Leaves house, just moved in. time to measure the same wall twice, once from interior of the house and again from the exterior. those numbers better be the same or i am gonna fucking freak out

If a robot, devoid of will, can run a half marathon, then an equally unthinking, unfeeling stretch or road completes its own race instantaneously by running from start to finish.

See panels three and four for rare and delightful Swan Boys.

Dog Time is over. (2019 – 2026)

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

my darling of the mountains

this is an absolute ✨ cultural moment ✨

Another couple weeks left before I close up.

Something to consider. That most of what we consider "success" has come with hidden costs that far outweigh the relatively short-term benefits. In a sense, we are placing a bet on solar to help us survive without actually making the foundational changes in *thought* and *approach* needed.

Dog Time is over. (2019 – 2026)

Today marks the 44th anniversary of the single most sanity-warping print error ever committed to print. The gnawing, eldritch, Lovecraftian horror of this Peterborough Standard society page from April 18, 1980. Theremony at tremony at the liremony indeed.

I had the great privilege of screening this a couple years ago, and only thanks to this excellent write-up did I realise it's now free to watch online! vimeo.com/866783910