Mary Carroll’s body of work lets our imaginations wander as she transforms her imagination and observations of the world into figurative realism paintings.
Artwork details: ‘Poltergeist’, 2024, acrylic on cradled panel, 24 x 18 in
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Artwork details: ‘Poltergeist’, 2024, acrylic on cradled panel, 24 x 18 in
Discover more at RJD Gallery: buff.ly/yXGD25v
October 1, 2026 at 4:30 PM
Mary Carroll’s body of work lets our imaginations wander as she transforms her imagination and observations of the world into figurative realism paintings.
Artwork details: ‘Poltergeist’, 2024, acrylic on cradled panel, 24 x 18 in
Discover more at RJD Gallery: buff.ly/yXGD25v
Artwork details: ‘Poltergeist’, 2024, acrylic on cradled panel, 24 x 18 in
Discover more at RJD Gallery: buff.ly/yXGD25v
🧍🏼♀️ i just realized i've been doing this whole "every prompt entry has continuity" thing my entire life. [dark souls text] Memory Restored
in 7th grade we did a lot of creative writing bc we were learning figurative language and i just remembered every prompt i wrote a continuous story for all year 🥹
in 7th grade we did a lot of creative writing bc we were learning figurative language and i just remembered every prompt i wrote a continuous story for all year 🥹
October 1, 2026 at 4:26 PM
🧍🏼♀️ i just realized i've been doing this whole "every prompt entry has continuity" thing my entire life. [dark souls text] Memory Restored
in 7th grade we did a lot of creative writing bc we were learning figurative language and i just remembered every prompt i wrote a continuous story for all year 🥹
in 7th grade we did a lot of creative writing bc we were learning figurative language and i just remembered every prompt i wrote a continuous story for all year 🥹
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New York and is an immersive, critical diorama of his work in progress. Tropicalia series, started in 2016, as well as his new figurative works Navarone The series started in 2019.
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October 1, 2026 at 4:20 PM
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New York and is an immersive, critical diorama of his work in progress. Tropicalia series, started in 2016, as well as his new figurative works Navarone The series started in 2019.
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October 1, 2026 at 4:20 PM
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New York and is an immersive, critical diorama of his work in progress. Tropicalia series, started in 2016, as well as his new figurative works Navarone The series started in 2019.
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October 1, 2026 at 4:20 PM
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New York and is an immersive, critical diorama of his work in progress. Tropicalia series, started in 2016, as well as his new figurative works Navarone The series started in 2019.
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October 1, 2026 at 4:20 PM
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New York and is an immersive, critical diorama of his work in progress. Tropicalia series, started in 2016, as well as his new figurative works Navarone The series started in 2019.
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October 1, 2026 at 4:19 PM
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New York and is an immersive, critical diorama of his work in progress. Tropicalia series, started in 2016, as well as his new figurative works Navarone The series started in 2019.
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October 1, 2026 at 4:19 PM
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New York and is an immersive, critical diorama of his work in progress. Tropicalia series, started in 2016, as well as his new figurative works Navarone The series started in 2019.
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October 1, 2026 at 4:19 PM
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New York and is an immersive, critical diorama of his work in progress. Tropicalia series, started in 2016, as well as his new figurative works Navarone The series started in 2019.
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October 1, 2026 at 4:19 PM
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New York and is an immersive, critical diorama of his work in progress. Tropicalia series, started in 2016, as well as his new figurative works Navarone The series started in 2019.
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October 1, 2026 at 4:19 PM
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New York and is an immersive, critical diorama of his work in progress. Tropicalia series, started in 2016, as well as his new figurative works Navarone The series started in 2019.
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October 1, 2026 at 4:19 PM
Art Review: “Mirror” by Antonio Romero, Kate Ferry Gallery, New York
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
Antonio Romero. Courtesy of the artist and Kates-Ferri Projects Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero never had the luxury of political ignorance. "Mirror" marks the culmination of Kates-Ferri's planned residency in New…
[Pedant hat ON]
Homing.
They're HOMING in on the enemy, not honing.
To hone means to sharpen. Can be either literal (honing a knife) or figurative (honing your skills).
To home means to zero in on, like a homing pigeon or an airplane following a homing beacon (a ground-based radio signal...
/1
Homing.
They're HOMING in on the enemy, not honing.
To hone means to sharpen. Can be either literal (honing a knife) or figurative (honing your skills).
To home means to zero in on, like a homing pigeon or an airplane following a homing beacon (a ground-based radio signal...
/1
October 1, 2026 at 4:16 PM
[Pedant hat ON]
Homing.
They're HOMING in on the enemy, not honing.
To hone means to sharpen. Can be either literal (honing a knife) or figurative (honing your skills).
To home means to zero in on, like a homing pigeon or an airplane following a homing beacon (a ground-based radio signal...
/1
Homing.
They're HOMING in on the enemy, not honing.
To hone means to sharpen. Can be either literal (honing a knife) or figurative (honing your skills).
To home means to zero in on, like a homing pigeon or an airplane following a homing beacon (a ground-based radio signal...
/1
Figurative Kunst war vielleicht schon eine Verfallserscheinung? Ich frage das für Ulrich Greiner, der einmal gesagt hat, er wolle wieder Gemälde, auf denen Kühe wie Kühe aussehen.
Detail from the Neolithic rock art that survives at Achnabreck in Kilmartin Glen, Argyll. The rock art is part of an extensive and remarkable prehistoric landscape at Kilmartin. 📸 My own. #RockArt #Archaeology #Prehistory #Kilmartin #Argyll
October 1, 2026 at 3:33 PM
Figurative Kunst war vielleicht schon eine Verfallserscheinung? Ich frage das für Ulrich Greiner, der einmal gesagt hat, er wolle wieder Gemälde, auf denen Kühe wie Kühe aussehen.
How about this for a Claddagh crossover?
I've been obsessed with Sheela Na Gigs for about a year, and I've spent 6 months designing this Sheela Claddagh with and Cloud Factory.
A sheela na gig is a figurative carving of a naked woman displaying an exaggerated vulva, believed to be an ancient
I've been obsessed with Sheela Na Gigs for about a year, and I've spent 6 months designing this Sheela Claddagh with and Cloud Factory.
A sheela na gig is a figurative carving of a naked woman displaying an exaggerated vulva, believed to be an ancient
October 1, 2026 at 3:21 PM
How about this for a Claddagh crossover?
I've been obsessed with Sheela Na Gigs for about a year, and I've spent 6 months designing this Sheela Claddagh with and Cloud Factory.
A sheela na gig is a figurative carving of a naked woman displaying an exaggerated vulva, believed to be an ancient
I've been obsessed with Sheela Na Gigs for about a year, and I've spent 6 months designing this Sheela Claddagh with and Cloud Factory.
A sheela na gig is a figurative carving of a naked woman displaying an exaggerated vulva, believed to be an ancient
yr post from yesterday had me thinking about early de kooning too, went to see his exhibit a couple months ago and really liked his figurative drawings
October 1, 2026 at 2:51 PM
yr post from yesterday had me thinking about early de kooning too, went to see his exhibit a couple months ago and really liked his figurative drawings
Shall we say the figurative Sir William will be dropping his panties before lunchtime?
October 1, 2026 at 2:30 PM
Shall we say the figurative Sir William will be dropping his panties before lunchtime?
Shhhhh just A figurative of your imaginatioooonnnn....
*trys to climb out your window but just jumps through it braking the glass*
*trys to climb out your window but just jumps through it braking the glass*
October 1, 2026 at 2:23 PM
Shhhhh just A figurative of your imaginatioooonnnn....
*trys to climb out your window but just jumps through it braking the glass*
*trys to climb out your window but just jumps through it braking the glass*
I am American and I would use it the same way. A figurative cowboy would imply carelessness and rash decisions, which on consideration, is the opposite of the literal cowboys i have known😅
October 1, 2026 at 1:38 PM
I am American and I would use it the same way. A figurative cowboy would imply carelessness and rash decisions, which on consideration, is the opposite of the literal cowboys i have known😅
..."1%" (figurative, can be even lower) risk of failure has prohibitively high costs - obviously triggering WW3 is at the top of those scenarios. The Iran school bombing should have been an enormous red flag to instantly stop using AI in the military, but unfortunately it wasn't.
October 1, 2026 at 1:29 PM
..."1%" (figurative, can be even lower) risk of failure has prohibitively high costs - obviously triggering WW3 is at the top of those scenarios. The Iran school bombing should have been an enormous red flag to instantly stop using AI in the military, but unfortunately it wasn't.
This gets at a big part of what's hurting (literal & figurative) right now for me, though, because I'm not sure if it stings more to keep playing when my body can't do now what it did before than it would to have stopped earlier and yearn now.
October 1, 2026 at 1:15 PM
This gets at a big part of what's hurting (literal & figurative) right now for me, though, because I'm not sure if it stings more to keep playing when my body can't do now what it did before than it would to have stopped earlier and yearn now.
What are some quick and simple ways to raise an arts organisation's profile?
Join us for a free PR webinar exploring how to raise awareness, tell your story and secure valuable media coverage, by cultural comms specialists Riot Communications.
Thu 14 Oct, 1-2pm: figurative.org.uk/event/webina...
Join us for a free PR webinar exploring how to raise awareness, tell your story and secure valuable media coverage, by cultural comms specialists Riot Communications.
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Webinar: Simple ways to raise your profile: a PR guide for the cultural and creative sectors - Figurative
15 October 2026, 1-2pm. A practical introduction to PR for cultural and creative organisations looking to raise their profile without a big budget. Led by Riot Communications.
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October 1, 2026 at 12:46 PM
What are some quick and simple ways to raise an arts organisation's profile?
Join us for a free PR webinar exploring how to raise awareness, tell your story and secure valuable media coverage, by cultural comms specialists Riot Communications.
Thu 14 Oct, 1-2pm: figurative.org.uk/event/webina...
Join us for a free PR webinar exploring how to raise awareness, tell your story and secure valuable media coverage, by cultural comms specialists Riot Communications.
Thu 14 Oct, 1-2pm: figurative.org.uk/event/webina...
October is my birth month.
It has always been a manic month.
The tenth month of the year begins with MLB playoffs and slides into the World Series.
Fans of the sport age prematurely.
Stock markets very often crash.
Electoral politics intensifies, morphing into a figurative pinball machine of..
It has always been a manic month.
The tenth month of the year begins with MLB playoffs and slides into the World Series.
Fans of the sport age prematurely.
Stock markets very often crash.
Electoral politics intensifies, morphing into a figurative pinball machine of..
October 1, 2026 at 11:11 AM
October is my birth month.
It has always been a manic month.
The tenth month of the year begins with MLB playoffs and slides into the World Series.
Fans of the sport age prematurely.
Stock markets very often crash.
Electoral politics intensifies, morphing into a figurative pinball machine of..
It has always been a manic month.
The tenth month of the year begins with MLB playoffs and slides into the World Series.
Fans of the sport age prematurely.
Stock markets very often crash.
Electoral politics intensifies, morphing into a figurative pinball machine of..
Queensland-based contemporary artist Helen Richards will showcase her expressive acrylic landscapes and figurative works at a Crows Nest Gallery exhibition, Threads of Wild Colour, that will be displayed from 7...
01 October 2026
Toowoomba Regional Council
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01 October 2026
Toowoomba Regional Council
#LGNewsRoundup #ToowoombaRegionalCouncil
Crows Nest Gallery display reveals Helen Richards’ stylised landscapes
Queensland-based contemporary artist Helen Richards will showcase her expressive acrylic landscapes and figurative works at a Crows Nest Gallery exhibition, Threads of Wild Colour, that will be displayed from 7 October to 8 November 2026.
www.tr.qld.gov.au
October 1, 2026 at 10:53 AM
Queensland-based contemporary artist Helen Richards will showcase her expressive acrylic landscapes and figurative works at a Crows Nest Gallery exhibition, Threads of Wild Colour, that will be displayed from 7...
01 October 2026
Toowoomba Regional Council
#LGNewsRoundup #ToowoombaRegionalCouncil
01 October 2026
Toowoomba Regional Council
#LGNewsRoundup #ToowoombaRegionalCouncil
#Conlangity
This is Siefan, and at the time a majority of my stories would take place, there's a figurative handful left who can, if that! 😂
Before that, it was primarily spoken by a prominent scholar-viking type people living mostly in a taiga biome that my immortal son Eru Ayaanskil came from. 🧵
This is Siefan, and at the time a majority of my stories would take place, there's a figurative handful left who can, if that! 😂
Before that, it was primarily spoken by a prominent scholar-viking type people living mostly in a taiga biome that my immortal son Eru Ayaanskil came from. 🧵
#Conlangity Day 1
We're starting off real simple! Don't get used to it 😂
What's the name of your conlang, and who speaks it in your world? Don't get too deep into the history or purpose of it yet; that'll be Day 5!
Bonus: How much do you already have developed? What made you want to make it?
We're starting off real simple! Don't get used to it 😂
What's the name of your conlang, and who speaks it in your world? Don't get too deep into the history or purpose of it yet; that'll be Day 5!
Bonus: How much do you already have developed? What made you want to make it?
![Daily prompt for the #Conlangity worldbuilding game:
DAY 1
[CULTURE] Starting with the absolute basics - what's the name of your language, and who primarily speaks it in your world?
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October 1, 2026 at 10:39 AM
#Conlangity
This is Siefan, and at the time a majority of my stories would take place, there's a figurative handful left who can, if that! 😂
Before that, it was primarily spoken by a prominent scholar-viking type people living mostly in a taiga biome that my immortal son Eru Ayaanskil came from. 🧵
This is Siefan, and at the time a majority of my stories would take place, there's a figurative handful left who can, if that! 😂
Before that, it was primarily spoken by a prominent scholar-viking type people living mostly in a taiga biome that my immortal son Eru Ayaanskil came from. 🧵