Moonsongwolf
@moonsongwolfart.bsky.social
Of course they are. The creation of art is often an act of defiance. For those who seek control and unquestioning obedience, art is just another obstruction that must be either sanitized or crushed.
October 1, 2025 at 6:11 PM
Of course they are. The creation of art is often an act of defiance. For those who seek control and unquestioning obedience, art is just another obstruction that must be either sanitized or crushed.
Happy birthday! Glad it was a good one.
I feel like I have to ask where you got the Viktor and Flik standees. They're so adorable!
I feel like I have to ask where you got the Viktor and Flik standees. They're so adorable!
September 23, 2025 at 9:57 PM
Happy birthday! Glad it was a good one.
I feel like I have to ask where you got the Viktor and Flik standees. They're so adorable!
I feel like I have to ask where you got the Viktor and Flik standees. They're so adorable!
Prevost squirrels and Indian giant squirrels for their beautiful colors.
Japanese flying squirrels for adorableness.
Douglas squirrels for their AHHH!! AHHH!! attitudes.
And I just in general dig unusual color morphs of the Eastern grey and fox squirrels.
Japanese flying squirrels for adorableness.
Douglas squirrels for their AHHH!! AHHH!! attitudes.
And I just in general dig unusual color morphs of the Eastern grey and fox squirrels.
March 10, 2025 at 10:36 PM
Prevost squirrels and Indian giant squirrels for their beautiful colors.
Japanese flying squirrels for adorableness.
Douglas squirrels for their AHHH!! AHHH!! attitudes.
And I just in general dig unusual color morphs of the Eastern grey and fox squirrels.
Japanese flying squirrels for adorableness.
Douglas squirrels for their AHHH!! AHHH!! attitudes.
And I just in general dig unusual color morphs of the Eastern grey and fox squirrels.
Depending on location and expense, I would be interested. I used to keep Egyptian spinies... oh, about 20 years ago, haha. They were cute and fun to watch. I liked them more than other species I kept (zebras and Natals).
February 6, 2025 at 5:56 AM
Depending on location and expense, I would be interested. I used to keep Egyptian spinies... oh, about 20 years ago, haha. They were cute and fun to watch. I liked them more than other species I kept (zebras and Natals).