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NiseyBGN
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Hey everyone! I'm Nisey! I'm an anxiety muffin that loves flamingos and likes to make art and play video games, both of which I stream Sun - Wed 11am to 3pm on Twitch https://www.twitch.tv/niseybgn
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NiseyBGN @niseybgn.bsky.social · Apr 26
Some of my artwork and magnets are now available in my ebay shop.

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niseybgn.bsky.social
It's time for Planet Zoo! Grab some snacks, a drink, and flock on over! Today's stream starts now!
#gaming #planetzoo #simulation #sandbox

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February 18, 2026 at 4:49 PM
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I have finally finished working on and editing this project. The "speed paint" of my tissue paper art project "Flamingos at Sunset" is now on my YouTube channel.
#art #tissuepaper #flamingos

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Tissue Paper Art: Flamingos At Sunset "Speed Paint"
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February 18, 2026 at 1:31 AM
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It's time to needle felt! Grab some snacks, a drink, and flock on over! Today's stream starts now!
#needlefelting #fiberart #fibercrafts #magnets #bobross

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February 17, 2026 at 4:37 PM
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TA DAH!!!!
I’m actually quite proud of this. In the end I allowed myself a little freedom with blending/shading of colours
#PaintingWithNumbers
February 17, 2026 at 1:00 AM
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I am sooooooooooo hyped to play Frostpunk 2, can't wait to beat our hype train record and play the easiest, coziest survival game ever! Maybe the next goal should be a 24 hour Fortnite stream. Thanks chat for all your encouragement and support. 🙃
February 17, 2026 at 12:48 AM
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It's time for embroidery! Grab some snacks, a drink, and flock on over! Today's stream starts now!
#embroidery #art #fiberart #fibercrafts #canvas

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February 16, 2026 at 4:16 PM
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thhall.bsky.social
Southwest Florida
February 16, 2026 at 3:03 AM
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Rebecca Marona's Art
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The time I spent in Key West and the Florida Keys truly inspired me to create these lovely watercolor paintings. I consider myself 'Blessed' to have this skill.
#KeyWest #Art #Watercolor #Paintings #FloridaKeys
A quiet, airy watercolor of a shoreline unfolds across the page in soft, horizontal bands. At the top a pale, almost translucent sky bathes the scene in cool light; the clouds are gently suggested by faint, feathered washes and a few barely-there pencil marks that give the impression of distance. The sea takes up the middle ground in layered swathes of blues and aquamarines — deeper indigo farther out, graduating into lighter, greenish-blue nearer the shore — with thin, irregular white lines and softened edges that suggest the gentle breaking of waves and the foam they leave behind. The foreground is a warm, sandy expanse rendered in washed ochres and pink-tinged beige. The artist uses sparing, textured strokes and a little granulation to imply wet sand, scattered pebbles or seaweed, and shallow tidal pools. Near the center I see a small, darker cluster of marks — a handful of stones or driftwood — which anchors the composition and provides a focal contrast to the otherwise fluid horizontals. Tiny, distant birds are indicated as simple, dark flecks along the horizon, adding to the sense of scale and stillness. Technically, the painting relies on the translucency of watercolor: overlapping glazes, wet-on-wet blending, and occasional sharper strokes for detail. The overall mood is calm and contemplative — an unhurried moment at the water’s edge, washed in gentle color and light. There’s a small signature and date in the lower-left corner, a final, unobtrusive human touch to the serene scene.
February 15, 2026 at 6:31 PM
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It's time for Dinkum! Grab some snacks, a drink, and flock on over! Today's stream starts now!
#dinkum #gaming #adventure #simulation

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February 15, 2026 at 4:21 PM
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Finished #embroidery available on Etsy!

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February 15, 2026 at 1:22 AM
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Video project was rendering. Was a total render time of maybe 3 and half hours. I walked away when it had a half hour remaining to do something and came back to the program closed. No idea what happened. Looks like it made it to 87% complete before I guess it crashed.... Now to start it over again.
February 15, 2026 at 1:07 AM
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theweeowl.bsky.social
Another little spring flower piece has been added to my shop, ideal for Mother's Day of Easter, snowdrops are the first sign here that spring is on the way!
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#Snowdrops #Spring #Flowers #OriginalArt #Drawing #ColourPencil #Artwork #ArtFromScotland #GiftIdeas #bsnm
A small colour drawing of white snowdrops with a painterly style. They have green stems and a multi hued background in darker tones to bring out the white of the flowers. An original art work, please note that the frame is not included. Colour pencil on white acid free artist watercolour paper (postcard size). Approximately 4 by 6 inches (10.16 x 15.24 cm) will fit into a standard 4 by 6 inch photo frame.
February 14, 2026 at 9:00 AM
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clyde12345.bsky.social
Nancy Adams
www.nancyadamsart.com
Drawing from years of experience in the stunning Key West and the tranquil Florida Keys, this artist captures the beauty of their surroundings through exquisite watercolor paintings.
#KeyWest #Art #AcrylicPainting #Painting #FloridaKeys
A luminous, dreamlike underwater scene: two jellyfish float through a wash of turquoise and deep sea blue, their translucent bells glowing with swirls of pink, lavender, aqua and white. The larger jellyfish dominates the left side of the composition, its dome rendered with layered, almost opalescent strokes that suggest internal color and light. The smaller one follows behind, echoing the same palette on a more delicate scale. Their tentacles trail in long, graceful ribbons and fine, hairlike filaments that curl and weave across the canvas. Some lines are swift and confident, like ribboning brushstrokes; others are thin and frenetic, like filigree—together they create a sense of slow, balletic motion as if the artists captured a single gentle drift. Tiny flecks and dashes of gold, coral and white scatter around the creatures, hinting at plankton, a school of small fish, or simply the shimmering particles in the water catching the light. The background graduates from deep cobalt at the top left into brighter tropical greens toward the right, suggesting changing depths or currents. Along the bottom, a bold band of warm coral and sandy ochre anchors the scene, giving contrast to the cool upper palette and providing a sense of seafloor texture. The overall effect is vibrant and alive—an impressionistic, slightly surreal portrait of marine life that feels both tranquil and exhilarating, as if watching bioluminescence pulse softly in a warm ocean night. A warm, sunlit seascape painted in bright, playful strokes: a single, stately palm stands slightly left of center, its fronds rendered in lively swaths of green and purple that catch the light like ribbons. The beach is a wash of soft golds and pale pinks, textured so you can almost feel the grain of sand underfoot. In the foreground a small flock of chickens — vivid roosters with rust-red combs and iridescent tail feathers, accompanied by a few hens — peck and strut, their lively poses giving the scene a cheerful, domestic energy. The horizon melts from a buttery orange near the waterline into a cool turquoise and then into a broad, cloud-flecked sky where blues and lavender mingle; the brushwork in the clouds is loose and airy, suggesting a gentle breeze. Off in the distance, a tiny cluster of palms on a low island anchors the view and adds depth. Overall the painting feels bright and breezy, a whimsical, tropical moment captured with textured, expressive strokes — the artist’s watermark “Nancy Adams Art” is visible across the center. The scene reads like a quiet promise of a perfect day on the water. From a low vantage point — the tip of a small boat or kayak jutting into the frame — your eye is led out across glassy, turquoise-blue sea. The water is almost luminous, painted in layers of sea-green and aquamarine that fade into paler, sun-washed blues toward the horizon; delicate ripples and subtle reflections give it depth and a sense of stillness. To the left, a short rocky jetty breaks the smooth surface, crowned by a single, slightly windswept palm and a tiny open pavilion or gazebo. The palm’s fronds arch gracefully and cast a soft reflection on the water; the pavilion’s white structure reads like a little island refuge, bright against the saturated colors around it. Farther out, the horizon is low and calm, with a few wispy clouds drifting across an intensely blue sky. The brushwork feels fresh and painterly — broad, confident strokes that suggest texture on the water and the roughness of the rocks, with softer blending in the sky. Light is the picture’s protagonist: sunlit highlights on the water and the building make the scene feel warm and inviting, while the cool shadows anchor the composition. A faint watermark runs across the center of the image, and a small artist’s mark appears in the lower-right corner, but they don’t distract from the tranquil, almost meditative atmosphere. Overall, the painting conveys a lazy, sun-drenched quietness — an invitation to drift and simply be. A luminous underwater scene unfolds across the canvas, dominated by a large sea turtle gliding serenely toward the viewer. The turtle’s shell is a mosaic of warm browns, rusts and amber highlights, edged with cooler purples and teal reflections that pick up the surrounding water’s color. Its head and flipper are rendered with intricate, scale-like patterns — pale lines and speckles that catch the streaming light — giving the animal a tactile, almost jewel-like presence. The water around the turtle is a riot of aquamarine, turquoise and lime-green, layered in translucent washes and swirls that suggest sunbeams breaking through the surface above. Those shafts of light streak diagonally across the composition, illuminating suspended particles and little schools of fish that dart away in tiny flashes of scarlet and gold. To the left, a smaller turtle recedes into the midground, adding depth and a sense of companionship. Beneath them the seafloor is hinted at with rolling beds of kelp and colorful coral clusters — purples, rose-pinks and deep blues — painted in loose, expressive strokes that contrast with the more detailed rendering of the turtles. The whole piece feels fluid and energetic: brushstrokes and drips mimic currents, and the layering of translucent pigments conveys the constantly shifting light and motion of the ocean. There’s also a subtle human mark across the center — a faint watermark reading “© Nancy …” — that overlays the scene without completely disrupting the visual flow. Overall, the image balances realism with a dreamlike palette and painterly movement, evoking a peaceful, almost celebratory moment under the sea.
February 14, 2026 at 7:36 AM
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Schrodinger's artwork...it may or may not be done... #art #traditionalart #sciart #isitdone #flwildlife
A painting depicting a fierce Florida Panther cub
February 13, 2026 at 4:23 PM
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Rachel Michelle's Art
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My adventures in Key West and the Florida Keys inspired me to bring my feelings to life with these watercolor paintings. Ocean Blue Galleries of Florida. I love flamingos and parrots.
#KeyWest #Art #AcrylicPainting #Painting #FloridaKeys
A bold, retro-style roadside sign dominates the composition, glowing as if lit by neon and marquee bulbs against a deep, tropical evening sky. The iconic diamond-shaped sign reads, in layered typefaces, “WELCOME” set in round, illuminated discs across the top, a cursive “to Fabulous” beneath it, and the large, blocky red letters “KEY WEST” centered on the plate with “FLORIDA” in smaller blue text at the bottom. A starburst emblem crowns the top of the sign, radiating warm reds and golds that reinforce the vintage, celebratory feel. Perched on either upper corner of the sign are two vividly colored parrots that give the image a playful, island mood. On the left sits a scarlet-toned parrot with bright red plumage and accents of blue and yellow; on the right is a blue-and-gold macaw with brilliant azure wings and a golden chest. Their curved beaks and feather textures are rendered with painterly brushstrokes, and they appear lively and watchful, lending the scene a sense of tropical life. Palm fronds frame the lower sides of the image, their green leaves silhouetted against the glowing backdrop and suggesting warm breezes and late-night humidity. The lighting is warm and saturated — yellows, reds and oranges from the sign contrast with the cool teals and indigos of the night sky, creating a luminous halo effect around the whole composition. The painterly surface shows visible strokes and blended washes, indicating this is an illustration or painted print rather than a photograph. Overall, the picture reads as a joyful, slightly nostalgic postcard for Key West: theatrical, colorful, and sun-soaked even at night, with a festive energy amplified by the parrots, palm trees, and the classic, friendly welcome of the sign. A small watermark or artist signature appears in the lower right corner, indicating this image is a reproduced fine-art piece. A warm, tropical sunset fills the scene with saturated color. The sun, low on the horizon, spills molten oranges and golds into a sky streaked with pinks, purples and deepening blues. Those colors bleed down into the ocean, where the water alternates between deep teal and brilliant turquoise. A succession of rolling waves catches the light; translucent crests curl and break into foamy white ribbons that chase one another toward a pale, narrow beach. The shoreline curves gently away to the right, guiding the eye to a small, shadowed promontory. There, a trio of tall palm trees leans slightly toward the sea, their dark silhouettes punctuating the luminous sky. In the foreground, lush tropical foliage — broad green leaves and clusters of small red blooms — frames the scene and adds depth. The sand closest to the water has a wet sheen, reflecting hints of sky color, while the surf’s edge leaves delicate scalloped patterns. Overall the painting balances motion and calm: the ocean’s restless energy in the breaking waves contrasts with the serene, lingering light of the sunset and the quiet watchfulness of the palms, creating a peaceful, slightly wistful atmosphere. A close-up painting of a macaw fills the frame with bold, exuberant color. The bird’s head and upper chest dominate the composition: a scarlet-orange breast melts into golden yellow near the neck, while a splash of bright green crowns the top of the head and a sweep of cobalt-blue traces the outer edge of a raised wing. The parrot’s thick black beak is rendered with crisp, confident strokes, contrasting against the pale, almost porcelain patch of face marked by those distinctive zebra-like black lines around the eye. The eye itself is small but lively, giving the bird a wary, curious expression. The background is a soft, sunlit wash of yellow-green that makes the warm feathers pop, and the artist’s brushwork ranges from smooth blends on the belly to more textured, expressive strokes along the wing and head, adding a tactile sense of plumage. Overall the painting feels vibrant and proud—alive with the macaw’s personality and the artist’s delight in color and form. A small signature sits near the lower left, and a faint “fineart america” mark appears in the lower right. A warm, luminous seascape unfolds across the canvas. A low, golden sun hugs the horizon, spilling a broad, shimmering path of light across gently rippling water. The waves curl and fold in layered arcs toward the shore, each crest picked out with bright, foamy highlights and hints of turquoise against deeper blue-green troughs. Above, the sky is a dramatic study in color: deep cobalt and indigo mingle with streaks of violet, while broad swaths of orange, coral and molten gold fan out from the sun, their edges feathered into soft, textured clouds. A diagonal band of cloud catches and scatters the light, adding motion and depth to the upper sky. On the right, a small, dark headland rises as a silhouette, topped by a cluster of tall, slender palm trees. Their fronds are delicate, almost filigreed against the blaze of sunset, and they anchor the composition with a quiet, tropical stillness. The painter’s brushwork alternates between broad, sweeping strokes for the sky and more rhythmic, energetic strokes for the surf, giving the scene both a serene calm and a lively sense of movement. Overall, the image evokes the hush of late day — warm, reflective, and subtly electrified by the last bright breath of sunlight.
February 13, 2026 at 5:18 PM
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Congratulations to Tokari on becoming our 14th The War Within Pacifist Challenge Champion! 🎉

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Congratulations to Tokari, our 14th The War Within Pacifist Challenge champion!
Congratulations to Tokari for reaching max level and making them the 14th The War Within Pacifist Challenge champion. Tokari‘s total journey was 15 days, 22 hrs, 4 min, 24 sec....
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February 12, 2026 at 11:21 PM
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Congratulations to Bloodycrai on becoming our 5th The War Within Blood Thirsty Challenge Champion! 🎊

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Congratulations to Bloodycrai, our 5th The War Within Blood Thirsty Challenge champion!
Congratulations to Bloodycrai for reaching max level and making them the 5th The War Within Blood Thirsty Challenge champion. Bloodycrai‘s total journey was 2 day, 4 hrs, 59 min, 35...
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February 12, 2026 at 11:41 PM
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This jolly artwork of white ducks in watercolour and mixed media is available in my Folksy shop.
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#Ducks #DuckPond #Birds #OriginalArt #Drawing #Watercolour #MixedMedia #Painting #Artwork #TraditionalArtist #ArtFromScotland #GiftIdeas #ArtShop #ShopIndy #bsnm
A painting of white ducks swimming on a pond with lily pads. An original art work, please note that the frame is not included. Watercolour and mixed media painting on acid free watercolour paper. Approximately 6x8"(15.24 by 20.32 cm) will fit an 8x6" standard frame.
February 12, 2026 at 7:01 AM
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theweeowl.bsky.social
The black-veined white butterfly is extinct in the UK but it can still be found in Spain, North Africa, across Europe and Japan, and this one is found in my Folksy shop!
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#Butterfly #Insect #OriginalArt #Drawing #ColourPencil #Artwork #GiftIdeas #ArtShop #bsnm
A small drawing of a Black-veined white butterfly (Aporia crataegi) sitting on a red flower bud, the background depicts grass stems and more distant red flowers. This butterfly has been extinct in the UK since around 1925. It can still be found in Spain, North Africa, across Europe and Japan. An original art work, please note that the frame is not included. Colour pencil on white acid free artist watercolour paper (postcard size).
February 12, 2026 at 12:01 PM
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thhall.bsky.social
Southwest Florida
February 12, 2026 at 11:10 AM
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I feel like this is such a important and wonderful paragraph from @ssavaart.com s new book
"The world needs us artists. It needs our art in whatever form we wish to create. It needs poets and painters and dancers and singers. It needs art in color and in text and through weaving and rhyming. -
February 11, 2026 at 11:08 PM
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It's time for Planet Zoo! Grab some snacks, a drink, and flock on over! Today's stream starts now!
#gaming #planetzoo #simulation #building #sandbox

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February 11, 2026 at 4:28 PM
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Pecoo Street Vendor
400 Block Duval Street
Over the years, this artist has fully embraced the colorful spirit of Key West and the Florida Keys, translating that vibrant journey into exquisite Acrylic artworks.
#KeyWest #Art #AcrylicPainting #Painting #FloridaKeys
A man sits on a low, foldable camping chair tucked into the shallow shadow of a building corner, working intently on a small board or sketchpad balanced in his lap. He is bald and wearing glasses, a short-sleeved patterned shirt and blue jeans, one foot planted on the pavement as he leans forward. In his right hand he holds a small brush or pen, making careful, deliberate marks; his left hand steadies the surface he’s working on. Scattered around his feet are art supplies — a palette with dabs of paint, tubes and small containers, a case or box open beside him, and a few finished or in-progress cards or pieces laid out on the concrete. The scene feels quiet and focused: the ordinary city sidewalk, the worn curb and a pale peach-colored wall providing a backdrop, while the artist concentrates on the fine work in front of him. A passerby’s legs and white sneakers are visible at the edge of the frame, emphasizing the public, improvised nature of the workspace. Overall it reads as a small moment of concentration and craft captured amid everyday urban life. The photo shows a densely packed display of small, brightly colored rectangular images arranged in neat vertical columns. Each column is made up of a stack of tiny panels — roughly the size of stamps or comic vignettes — set against a white backing with slim dividers between the rows. The little pictures are vivid: saturated yellows, reds, blues and greens dominate, and many of the panels contain tiny figurative scenes or graphic shapes that read like miniature cartoons or decorative labels. The whole display is photographed at an angle, so the columns recede diagonally across the frame and the image is slightly tilted; there’s a soft blur at the edges and a bit of glare on the surface that suggests a protective plastic or glass covering. On the left edge a narrow strip with darker markings (numbers or ticks) runs alongside the columns, and the bottom corner reveals another sheet with similarly small images, hinting this is one of several racks. The overall effect is a lively mosaic of repeating color and pattern — compact, busy, and cheerful — inviting you to lean in and inspect the tiny, detailed illustrations one by one. A compact, overflowing stall of hand-painted wares fills the frame with an immediate burst of color. Dozens of small tiles and plaques are arranged like a patchwork mural across the back wall and shelving — bright panels of turquoise, sunflower yellow, tomato red and leafy green set off lively motifs: stylized birds with proud crests, darting fish, blooming flowers and geometric patterns. Each piece shows the uneven edges and visible brushstrokes of something painted by hand, so the repetition feels charmingly individual rather than factory-perfect. The display is dense and rhythmic: rows upon rows of rectangles create a mosaic effect, while shelves beneath hold an assortment of other crafts — little ceramic bowls and pots glazed in warm tones, tiny painted figurines, and stacks of flat painted tiles. In the foreground a roll of paper towels and a scattering of what look like beaded necklaces or chains lie across a white counter, grounding the riot of color in the ordinary clutter of a working market stall. Textures are obvious even in the photo: glossy enamel catches the light on many surfaces, contrasting with the matte roughness of unglazed clay and the worn paint of a small white wooden shelving unit. The overall impression is lively and intimate — a friendly jumble of souvenirs and keepsakes that invites you to come closer, pick up a tile and feel the brushwork under your fingertips. Sunlight or bright ambient light enhances the saturation, throwing tiny highlights on the tiles and deepening the shadows in the crevices between objects. It feels like a seaside or festival market setting, the sort of place where colors and patterns compete to catch your eye and where every piece seems to tell a small, handcrafted story. A small, open-air souvenir stand sits like a bright little island on the sidewalk, its white folding display racks fanned out to show dozens of postcards and small prints. The right-hand panel is a neat mosaic of colorful postcards — rows of tropical scenes, kitschy retro art and bright tourist images — while the center panel seems filled with black-and-white or monochrome prints, giving a contrast between color and calm. A few larger prints and postcards are propped against the base of the stand, leaning toward the street. On top of the counter and tucked into cubbies are an assortment of trinkets: small packaged items, maybe keychains or magnets, and a scattering of other souvenirs. The display feels compact and deliberate, every inch used to catch a passerby’s eye. A silver SUV is parked at the curb beside the stand, its door and window reflecting light and a slice of the street. Beyond the kiosk, the city sidewalk continues — a pedestrian in dark clothes walks away from the camera, and sunlit storefronts and palm trees can be glimpsed further down the block. The scene is suffused with bright daylight; the pavement and the low shadows suggest a warm, lively moment in a busy, tourist-friendly stretch of town. Overall it reads as a cheerful, slightly cluttered snapshot of street commerce — small, organized chaos that invites someone to stop, browse and pick up a colorful keepsake.
February 11, 2026 at 8:11 AM
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thhall.bsky.social
Southwest Florida
February 11, 2026 at 1:33 AM
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lorenwalker.bsky.social
Rounding the corner on this #embroidery. Different than what I have done lately, but I like it!
February 11, 2026 at 2:28 AM