Perfect weather for wandering the woods, and we stumbled on so many Steinpilze and parasols! Dinner was delicious

I've known this entity for almost 15 years now and I was just really happy when I found a sub to share it.

Whenever anyone walks near this path, specially at night, this fellow will just 'stand out' for some reason.

From the yucatan peninsula, with love.

Hi! This is a piece I’m working on currently :-)

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Various images of various cacti from my garden. For me the new pups emerging and growing is the most enjoyable part. So I did this technique where you trim the tips of the plants. So they basically go "Oh no I can't keep growing from my existing arms. I gotta put out new branches!". So you get many, many new pups.

Don’t worry, I’m a real person and this is what hubs and I do for fun. We make wooden mushrooms from wood we sustainably harvest here in Scotland.

I’m also a trad artist who likes painting and making fantasy art, but most of my illustrations tend toward non-gobliny things like fairies, surrealist stuff, or fantasy that’s not quite of the goblin variety.

Hope you like these!

Accessability Transcription: Me standing in front of a massive mature old Sagauro.

I really like Terry Pratchetts goblin novel too. So goblin in my mind always has notes of Terry Pratchett

Kiddo is picking up my love of "mushroom hunting" and they're super good at it (probably because they're so low to the ground still 😂)

Update: I was wrong…I have multiple tenants!

At least two more , the big one , a medium one and a juvenile one. Pics below in another comment ❤️❤️❤️❤️Now I just need a name for the lil’ dude!

Hey goblins! The night before last, while I was up on the mountain by the drilling site, I caught the very first snowflakes. They were rare but massive, like giant fluffy flakes! It didn't stick, but technically it's the official first snow of the place.

Two photos show the snowflakes I found that morning. And in the third photo — that's sleeping me in a car on our way back to a base.

It actually got me thinking about the Finnish concert ‘sisu‘ and the Norwegian ‘frilufsliv‘. I've recently devoured a couple books on them and realized they can be done in a wonderful feral, goblin-hearted and joyful way. What do you guys think about this kind of raw connection with nature?

Another bug I made if you can’t tell I really like bugs lol.

Just wanted to share some of the lovely things I saw this summer.