L. Alex Thacker
@alexthacker.bsky.social
Just a guy livin in the subarctic, watching animals and painting stuff
Official sounding bio:
Alex (Logan) Thacker is a multimedia artist located in the Northwest Territories, Canada, who creates illustrative gouache paintings of northern wildlife.
Official sounding bio:
Alex (Logan) Thacker is a multimedia artist located in the Northwest Territories, Canada, who creates illustrative gouache paintings of northern wildlife.
Normally I dislike virtual meetings because I find it exhausting to be on camera for hours, but today wasn't too bad because it was a Diversity and Inclusion committee meeting, so I got to be professionally gay all day.
February 6, 2025 at 1:15 AM
Normally I dislike virtual meetings because I find it exhausting to be on camera for hours, but today wasn't too bad because it was a Diversity and Inclusion committee meeting, so I got to be professionally gay all day.
I having been chomping at the bit to finish a piece tonight, but Moo has other ideas.
January 20, 2025 at 3:59 AM
I having been chomping at the bit to finish a piece tonight, but Moo has other ideas.
I love all wildlife, but the ptarmigan (beautiful as it is), is arguably the dumbest animal I've ever interacted with.
They do not get out of the way of moving objects. I have seen a man pull over, pick one up, and harvest it with his bare hands before it even knew it was happening.
They do not get out of the way of moving objects. I have seen a man pull over, pick one up, and harvest it with his bare hands before it even knew it was happening.
January 15, 2025 at 6:02 AM
I love all wildlife, but the ptarmigan (beautiful as it is), is arguably the dumbest animal I've ever interacted with.
They do not get out of the way of moving objects. I have seen a man pull over, pick one up, and harvest it with his bare hands before it even knew it was happening.
They do not get out of the way of moving objects. I have seen a man pull over, pick one up, and harvest it with his bare hands before it even knew it was happening.
2025 is going to be a year of challenges. Stepping away from toxic platforms, trying to balance staying informed without doom-scrolling, and investing more time creating. If the world is still here in 2026, I'll let you know how it goes.
January 15, 2025 at 5:46 AM
2025 is going to be a year of challenges. Stepping away from toxic platforms, trying to balance staying informed without doom-scrolling, and investing more time creating. If the world is still here in 2026, I'll let you know how it goes.