Dr. Jane Goodall filmed an interview with Netflix in March 2025 that she understood would only be released after her death.

Can you feel them?

doing the whole four things that turned you into a furry thing and yeah.... the rot runs deep

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65°N

MUFLT OUT NOW! 20 MINUTES OF MUSIC-1 SONG-6 PARTS-A MINIFILM/MV I spent my whole summer working on this ?art-emo/post-rock? 20 minute giant. hope yall love it!! I recommend you watch the MV first btw!! ALSO! I will soon be releasing CDs, if you're interested keep an eye out!🔗⬇️

golden

fading life of an ink pen heading into autumn micron 4"×4"

(work) desk reveal

Honestly bring back Mounties and Northwesterns, it'd be so fun (and hopefully not glaringly racist like most westerns).

the graduate student diet consists entirely of hardboiled eggs, black coffee, and beer.

none of this will matter in an hour

follow up to previous post. the sound of the wind and the rush of the clouds. beautiful, but desolate

oncoming autumn

Tiny painting no.19 #art #painting #watercolor #TraditionalArt #SparxTinyPaints

caribou bone dated all the way up to possibly 40,000 years old

rooted

#Putin getting the welcome he deserves in #Anchorage #Alaska this afternoon.

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found the smallest artifact I've come across in the lab so far today

Places we go 📷 @svnh.bsky.social

I'm reading up on this collection I'm working on right now, and seeing this foreword makes me so happy. I'm glad I'm working on a project that has been so inclusive, and that the field itself has come so far in approaching things properly and with respect.

Denali was out this morning

A slice of Denali National Park on a rainy day

New art from SurgeFox!

Saw probably one of the most haunting paintings I've ever seen today. "The Lost Sourdough", Theodore Lambert, 1947, Oil on Canvas.

Painting done by Rick Guidice for Ames Research Center for Pioneer 10's Jupiter slingshot.

Here is a time-lapse I took on my gopro, from near Stewart B.C. to the end of the Cassair Highway. youtu.be/zgWV7F4Qp04?...

Yukon and Cassair Highways. Roads to the north. Drove 4,000 miles for grad school, it was a beautiful journey. Panopticon's music underscored this trip. More pics and videos to come later.

Watch the seismic waves from today's magnitude 7.3 Alaska earthquake ripple across seismic stations in North America. More ➡️ loom.ly/kaJp5I0

Rivalling the Tutankhamun exhibition is a big claim but it will make a significant impact on the national consciousness, people will want to see it and take others too. It's a remarkable artefact, crafted in England under Norman authority, surviving upheavals & losing only its final scene. 1/3

📦🌌 CARGO Production Update #2 - Introducing the Main Cast @haranablvd.bsky.social introduces the main cast of our space delivery game, CARGO SPACE, featuring character art by @robogrind.bsky.social! (This update's available to all members!) Read it here: www.patreon.com/posts/cargo-...

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wolves have no coffee in the wild

Curios Shop 🔮📚 chibi flatsale batch, info below

art for CatGloopy 🎺

Actually, shoutout to the artist/artists at Chauvet Cave, because their animal paintings are just wonderful.

Last day of the drive looking pretty spooky

Two weeks until a five day, 4,000 mile drive solo. Gotta get to grad school somehow!

June 9, 1908 Wrangell, 117 years ago today. #alaskahistory #alaska #wrangell

Need to get on the market for a realistic suit head... although I don't know how that'd look with my dragon head, ya know? How do you make something fantastical in nature, real?

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Been trying my hand lately at the 'coup de tranchet' ("slicing blow") technique that's famously abundant on Boxgrove handaxes. A tricky detail that testifies to complex cultural transmission 500,000 years ago!

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