𝔖arah (@blamensir.neocities.org)

I have been delaying telling you about this medieval personal website because it's just too good Look, I wanted to pick out highlights like I’d done for ribo.zone so I’d know that you’d get the _force_ of the recommendation, the weight of it. But every time I go back to find more to narrow in on, I get massively distracted by _just how good this site is._ And it’s been ages now that I’ve not posted this and I’m guilty about it, that you haven’t seen this site because I’ve not shown it you. The use of digital collage alone! And there’s so much of it!! So: I link to a specific page, about a specific project that _on its own_ , with no gorgeous containing website, would be enough to recommend itself. > In the sphere of historical reenactment, it is important to back up depicitons with sufficient sources, be it in art or actual findings of surviving garments (which is obviously very difficult in this case), and one has to acknowledge that for the beekeeper, there simply isn’t enough material to make the claim that basket-faced professionals existed before the 1500s. It is reasonably possible, since baskets did exist then, and were most likely cheaper and more widely available than wire mesh, but we can’t say for sure. The intellectual honesty is a shining light. Basket-faced! And after you visit that page, _swear to me you will visitthe top-level site._ Swear it. From the entry page. Properly. https://maya.land/responses/2025/01/13/delaying-blamensir-too-good.html