Hiss and Hum

03/05/2021

Found on Google from artsper.com

24/08/2020

Alice in Wonderland motif💕

06/08/2020

My Gray Fox chilling next to a herb garden.

05/08/2020

I took few of my movable dolls for trip over the weekend. We got to see another stunning place of Switzerland and visit the quiet town of Tarasp with a very old castle. But, it's not only the great views and long history of the place that was great to discover but also the current situation of the castle. Can't wait to share more photos and newly learned curiosities with you😊 @ Tarasp, Switzerland

30/07/2020

Simply wow!

In 2012, Bristol-based artist Diana Beltrán Herrera (previously) began sculpting impeccably layered paper birds and other wildlife as a way to record her surroundings. Her lifelike pieces continuously have captured nature's finely detailed and minuscule elements, like the fibrous texture of feather...

29/07/2020

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26/07/2020

The shy octopus tale.

When I was growing up I've been actually quite shy. It didn't always presented itself in the more known way like "being quiet" or "never speaking up". It was more like I felt OK, behaved socially and maybe even loud up to some point. Some people probably even thought I'm self-confident.
When getting out of my comfort zone my brain was freezing up and I could go into a silent mode very quickly while feeling absolutely panicked inside. Hands shaking, palms sweating, explosion of fear. Sometimes not feeling worthy enough to have my own opinion/reaction. My low self esteem was just being very well masked.

But octopuses are smart and strong. They are aware of their surroundings, they are curious and always ready to explore. Octopuses give me hope and inspiration💚

24/07/2020

What is your association with bunnies/rabbits?

I have often thought of them as creatures of innocence - cute, little, furry and harmless. Obviously, it's just a personal symbol. A symbol of things I missed in the world as I grew up being rather cynical and angry at the world.

Looking throughout other people's creativity, I can also think of the neurotic rabbit in Alice in Wonderland or the sassy and cheeky Bug's Bunny that was a big part of my early childhood. There is also the brave and anti-system bunny in Zootopia.
In some countries bunnies will be the symbol of high libido.

I'm curious, do you have any specific symbols, any memories you'd like to share?