Moorland Sheep By Kosen

Keupajsko Vrelo, Serbia

a 2013 Chinese stamp from a series on cat breeds

[id: a postage stamp with a meticulously detailed illustration of a Maine Coon cat. the cat is large and fluffy. its brown and white fur is rendered with careful hatching. this stamp is marked as being worth 1.20 Chinese renminbi yuan. end id]

unhinged thirty days of otherkin challenge, day 15: how do you make your room/home/surroundings more suited to your kintype?

i have some decorations that i switch out for different seasons, and a few kintype-specific trinkets, but unfortunately i don't have the energy/space of my own to do much rn :(

my most treasured kintype-specific trinket atm is my fairy nightlight :) my little moon

i would like to get those fabric leaf vines to tape onto my bedroom ceiling. green for spring/summer, and red for the fall.

maybe one day i could get a bedroom with a mattress big enough to fashion into a proper nest with blankets and pillows and such? something to think about.

an update!

re: cat otherhearted-type

i've confirmed at this point that it is a heart-type, rather than a kin- or therio-type.

re: werwolf?

turns out i have a second otherhearted-type.

re: tail

this one's pretty interesting. turns out that sometimes i experience two tails at once! at the time of that original post, i was feeling my faun tail (goat-like) in a ghost shift, but a longer, lion-like tail in a visage shift. weird!

From Ursula K. Le Guin’s Cat Dreams. Illustrated by S. D. Schindler.

The Monastery - Sintra, Portugal by James Mills jamesmillsphotography.com

Clouds at 6000m by Rudiger Nehmzow

Thomas Grünfeld, “Misfit (St.Bernard/Sheep)” (1994): Grünfeld’s “misfit” series consists of taxidermy objects arranged in somewhat unsettling (i.e. disturbingly unnatural) juxtapositions, yet at the same time humorous, playful and imaginative. One could liken them to assemblage or collage, something like Robert Rauschenberg’s “combines.” They’re all hybrids, like cyborgs, or creatures of myth.