her name is lola she loves fabricwork

Caragai, the "who are you? what is this place?" npc of the Mols!

He's mine now I take him places. 😄 #BruniQOTD

This project has been exceptionally frustrating (the airplane fought us every step of the way) but the wing and rudder are reinstalled with new fabric and she’s just waiting on rigging to get back in the air! #aviation #aircraftrestoration #fabricwork #womeninaviation

These are insannee. Your fabricwork and eyes are so inspiring <3

If you enjoy fabricwork like embroidery, you really should check out a sumo ring entering ceremony.

Yea I can’t think of a way to macguyver a solution to this. Any fabricwork i do is measured with arrogance and cut with spite

I would also like to open conversation about artists' roles in hyperconsumerism and labor exploitation 🤔

https://x.com/splatbones/status/1903871326147789130

As artists, "I question why even have this outsourcing as a business standard."

Yeah yeah we all know […]

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I also adopted Caragai Mol, the "who are you? what is this place?" NPC from the Mols in the Steppe. He is now an ugdan that temporarily departed the Mols to venture to Eorzea with his husband, Qoribucha Mankhad. While there he served as a medic for the pirate crew, the Dragons of the Deep.

I'm still not over how hard Madhouse went in on this animation. He is putting on a jacket! 😭

(Frieren is a great story, love the manga, the anime is an amazing adaptation etc etc... but the animators really loved their fabricwork.)

I've knitted some scarves, and one single grimly completed pair of socks, and just generally accept that my manual dexterity is about as good as my patience for projects that take weeks. But I keep /wanting/ to get into it again; I like fabricwork, even if I'm quite bad at it.