Matthew Thomson

@matthewthomson.bsky.social

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Comms Professional and Artist living in Albury NSW Australia. Queer - regional advocate. Pronouns: Yes Trying some new shit. I use this as a personal diary of my thoughts. Maybe a few miniatures as well.

Cowboy advice. Be rooting, be tooting, and by god be shooting. But most of all, be kind
A Warhammer Imperial Guard Combat Patrol, fully painted. Made up of 28 miniatures.
A rubber duck bike horn with a red helmet with a propeller. Attached to the handle bars of a bike
Five hand painted miniatures from the wargame Warhammer 40,000. The miniatures are from the faction Imperial Guard, or Astra Militarum. They are painted in shades of green. They feature a woman in command, holding a chain sword. A radio operator. A person with a grenade launcher. A medic. And a flag barer, with a red white and blue flag. This is from a front on angle, where the commander is in the centre.
A meme from depicting a scene from Lord of The Rings in which Samwise explains how he doesn't want Lambas bread. Sam's face is later Photoshopped over with a picture of Zachary Ruane of Aunty Donna, an Australian comedian group, saying the words "awww, maybe a little bit of lambas bread then"
A bike trail, with a gum tree fallen blocking the path. The tree is small, and easy to lift the bike over, however it does cross the entire bike path. The handle bars of a bike are in the foreground with one hand holding it. A sticker baring the words Legalise Love is on the bike.
An office. A sit stand desk with two monitors sits on the left facing the wall. An empty bookshelf with an e-bike leaning against it. In the centre is a window to the outside. In the foreground on the left is an unmounted white board.
A D&D game, played with three players plus the DM (who is taking the photo). A map with miniatures is in the foreground, with a complete charcuterie board in the back. One player is looking towards the camera while the other two are engrossed in the game.
An office filled with packed boxes in preparation for moving offices.
A bike path up an Australian hillside next to the Murray River
Side view of a black bicycle chained to a window awning. The bike is electric assist.