e. drake kajioka

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Game designer, research applier, writer, speaker, parent, teacher fan, impatient optimist, sincere shit disturber. Views mine &c. 🎲 they preferred, she accepted. was @3spce/gryphoness on twitter, @edk@mastodon.social.

A close-up photograph of red tulips in a field.
A screen capture of the 'Trending' category on bluesky listing 1. No Kings 2. Drag Race 3. Queer Writers 4. ICE Protests 5. Legal Counsel Access
A photograph of a stand-up sign on a sidewalk. It reads "Cafe on the Ave", "Cherry Blossom Festival" and "Blossom Corn Dog", "Festival exclusive limited time only". There is a photograph of a hand holding a pink corn dog with bright pink sauce drizzled on it.
A screenshot of an exchange on claude.ai. The user has requested revisions to an image. Claude has responded with a web code mockup of a black mat board with holes for images labeled A through I. Each hole is a slightly different pastel color and is also labeled with its dimensions.
The face of a fluffy white dog with one blue eye and one brown eye, resting on the knee and arm of a person outside the photo.
A white foam pauldron or shoulder armor piece shown on a white long sleeve shirt with silver sequins on the arm. The pauldron has two pieces and is rimmed with gold ribbon and decorated with gold rivets and a gold tassel.
A clear plastic glass with yellow mustard flowers and purple clover flowers. It is sitting on a black glass induction surface in front of a white and gray rhombus tiled wall.
A photograph of a white t-shirt with a white goose with an orange beak and feet on it.
A screenshot of a facebook post titled "Kenneth's Post" with a comment from Natalie Snyder that says "Artist is Ray Troll. He's amazing." Replies follow from Kenneth Gevaudan (Author): "Thanks. I wondered who to credit" and Jim Whaley: "Kenneth Gevaudan Art from 'Crusin the Fossil Freeway', a tale of a 5000 mile fossil-hunt Western road trip with paleontologist Kirk Johnson and artist Ray Troll, or 'Cruisin the Fossil Coastline', ditto except driving and boating down the Pacific coast." Below Jim's comment is an image of the cover of Cruisin' the Fossil Freeway'.
A screen capture of a Google Lens search with an infographic and the word "artist" in the search bar. The text reads "Search Labs | AI Overview: It is difficult to determine the specific artist of this geological timeline illustration based on the available information, as the image itself does not contain an artist's signature or credit, and a search for "artist" in relation to this image did not yield a definitive answer."
A screenshot of a facebook post showing an infographic of geological time. At the top are two people and a pickup truck with a nautilus in the back of it. The earth, divided into slices, is below them. A center column denotes cenozoc, mesozoic, and paleozoic eras (top to bottom). On the left side slices show drawings of fossils matching their eras. The right side is divided into eras from the Holocene to the Archaean from top to bottom, and notes on the outside of the 'earth' show time in millions of years, ranging from 11,700 years (separating the Holocene from the Pleistocene) to 2.5 billion years (separating the Proterozoic from the Archaean). A box at the bottom notes "Earth forms 4.6 billion years ago". Boxes also note the T/K and T/P extinctions on the left side with "big big extinction" and "gigantic extinction" marked respectively. Almost unreadable is light purple text at the bottom right that says Ray Troll 2016.
A metallic Lego minifigure with gold hair standing with right hand raised on a Lego flower made of purple petals and a green base. The minifigure has downcast eyes and robes made of patterned washi tape.
Search Labs AI Overview result that reads "To grow moss on cheesecloth, gather some moss, ideally from a damp, shaded area. Place a piece of cheesecloth in a location with similar conditions, and either loosely place some moss on top or create a slurry with crumbled moss and a liquid like yogurt, buttermilk, or beer, then spread it on the cheesecloth. Keep the cheesecloth moist, and in time, the moss will spread and attach to the fabric."
A pink first generation My Little Pony "Milky Way" sitting on a black surface. Another pony is behind it ("Buttons") partly obscured. In the background is a tile wall.
A plastic container of red chicken curry sitting on a wooden table next to a bottle of organic ketchup.
White and pale pink cherry blossoms in spring on dark branches of a cherry tree.
A photograph of a gray, brown, and white young dog standing on snow-covered grass. A large ball of snow is in the foreground. The dog's left eye is blue.
An animated gif of Aslan the lion from The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe saying "do not cite the deep magic to me, witch. I was there when it was written."
A photograph of a lake framed by leafless trees in winter. Centered is a frost-covered shore with evergreens. Bright pink clouds are visible atop a forested ridge with bright blue sky above them. The pink and blue sky is reflected in the water of the lake.
A green frond of a fern plant edged with ice crystals. Stems of frosted plants are visible in the background.
A green bowl filled with chicken soup. Broccoli, carrots, elbow noodles, chicken, broth, and a green spoon are visible.
A social media post with photographs of the Pasadena Buddhist temple. The photographs show caretakers standing in front of the temple intact, and a second photograph shows a singed fence and smoking ground at the foot of a patio. Text reads: Fire update. We are still standing on the morning of January 9. The Eaton fire is still not contained, but for now, the fire seems to be moving away from the temple. We are beyond grateful to our neighbors on Montana, the street behind the temple. While houses were burning on their street, they climbed over our fence and put out burning embers in our temple tea garden and were watering down the area. Temple Co-President and a couple of our SOGs (Sons of Gardeners volunteers) and Rev. Gibbs returned to unlock the temple parking lot gate and found them working and helped them water down the smoking embers beneath the Hondo portico and some of the tea garden structures. They returned today to check on the temple and took this photo. You can see the smoke to the upper right. Air quality is terrible and the City of Pasadena has advised to not use the tap water until further notice. Sadly, we have already heard of five members and temple friends who have lost their houses to this fire. We are still gathering information about our Sangha and happily have no reports of injuries. We will be assessing the damage and setting up ways to help our members recover following this disaster. The high winds are expected to continue at least through the weekend. We hope this is the end of the danger to the temple. We appreciate so much all of the good wishes and concern you have shared with us via social media, texts and calls. Namo Amida Butsu.
A photo of Mt Rainier from southern approach in an airplane. Fluffy white clouds fill the bottom half of the image. A horizontal slice of the mountain is visible with flat gray clouds obscuring its peak.