Robin Small

@smallredrobin13.bsky.social

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She/Her Constantly tired. Creator of Acehearts, Horse and Rider and Green Skies. Profile pic by Artcher. Banner art by K Delahunty.

A photo of a notebook page that has 'Feeding The Brown Snake' written at the top in pen with a line scratched underneath. Below that, there are two dot points. One reads 'Brisbane LARP' the other reads 'A woman drowned and you have to figure out by whomst'. A yellow sticky note has been stuck underneath those. It is blank.
A screenshot from the Brisbane government website reading: U.S. Independence Day 2026 / America250 WHEN Saturday, July 4, 2026 NOTE Story Bridge will be lit Red White and Blue to celebrate U.S. Independence Day 2026 / America 250. In 2026, the USA is celebrating 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independance. As part of the festivities, iconic monuments around the world will be lit up in red, white and blue from July 1-4 to mark this milestone. Given the unwavering U.S.-QLD bond since World War 2, it is one that will only strengthen in the lead up to to LA 2028 and Brisbane 2032. This light up is organised by: Embassy of the United States of America. LIGHT UP ASSET: Story Bridge, Kangaroo Point VENUE ADDRESS: Story Bridge, Main Street, Kangaroo Point VENUE TYPE General Council venue, Light up asset.
An old painting of a boy partially covered by a mishmash of watercolour flowers and preserved plants. The right side of the boy's face is poking out of the image.
Pop-up for bluesky's new chat feature.
A black and white border collie looking to the right of the camera with big sad eyes.
A screenshot of the Backerkit Pocketopia page with 'Top Cross-Collab Projects' at the top. Beneath it are 'Build A Burial' and 'I'm A Trans Man And I'm Here To Fuck' ringed with a gold border and decorated with a small crown. Beneath the games is text reading '35% backers backed both projects'.
A screenshot from Tomodachi life showing a black and white cover of the game ‘Build A Burial’
Best Rules The Time We Have — By Elliot Davis - Writer, Ripley Ash - Illustrator, Samantha Leigh - Editor Glatisant — By Lucas Zellers - Creator and Writer | Emily Entner - Visual & Graphic Designer | Fran Morton - Illustrator Looking Presentable — By Robin Small Pale Dot — By Devin Nelson Underneath — Writing, design, and layout: Seb Pines Editing: Will Jobst Character Art: Mary Verhoeven Cave photography: Ben Garbow
A screenshot of the itch.io payment options, but the words of each option have been replaced with a '...'
What the fuck is this novel How did Vandermeer slip me acid from thousands of miles away?
A Skeleton is lifting weights behind text that reads, “My body is a machine that turns purchased TTRPGS into unplayed TTRPGS.”
An excerpt from the 1987 book “disaster at sea” by John Marriott, which reads “However, it must not be forgotten that America was still in the early days of nuclear submarines and prospective submariners can take heart in the thought that no other nuclear submarines have been lost in the Western world to date, although Soviets may have lost two or even three. There is no doubt that the modern submarine, whether nuclear or conventional, is extremely safe, and nuclear submarines will still remain the greatest deterrent to any future nuclear war.”
An green and yellow image of a thylacine with bubbles coming out of it's mouth next to text that reads 'To: You're my dream come true. Be my Valentine? From:'
A series of eyes tinted pink staring at the viewer next to some text that reads "To: I can't take my eyes off you. From:"
An edited photo from the 1950s depicting three people sitting in front of a tv. The people's heads have been replaced with eyes and there is a QR code on the tv screen. The text reads 'The Audience wants a show. Don't disappoint them, follow the Kickstarter.'
Text from the Bluesky web page on iPhone. It reads: Age assurance. Success. We’ve confirmed your age assurance status. You can now close this dialog.
A screenshot of a purchase receipt for Gretchen Felker-Martin’s Manhunt
A close-up shot of a black and white border collie curled up into a ball on a bed.
A screenshot from itch.io that reads: 64 ratings, 17 reviews of people who rate projects, you've rated more than 99% of them.
Guy smoking a cigarette with the text: “they call me 007 at work. 0 motivation. 0 skill. 7 smoke breaks.”
A picture of a black and white border collie smiling for the camera.
A picture of a white door labelled “this is not a door”
A poorly edited meme of a red-haired woman lying on a rocky beach. The text above it reads "Come Visit Fitzgerald's Port! We have depressed gay mermaids!"
A dog (border collie) sitting and looking at the camera with the saddest, most pleading eyes imaginable
A black and white portrait image of Karl Freund, taken in 1932. Source: Wikipedia.
A dog hiding under a blanket so only his nose is poking out. Another dog is staring at the nose.
A handmade black and white zine entitled ‘Build A Burial’. The zine has two triangles on the corners of the zine and a coffin on the cover.
A screenshot of recently logged films on Letterboxd. The films are: Last Voyage Of The Demeter, Total Recall, War Of The Worlds and Zion.
A screenshot of the Unsplash profile for ABSOLUT. The description reads 'Challenge the stereotypical portrayal of fashion and lifestyle models in AI. We believe in a true human portrait with a more inclusive representation'.
A booth stand with three people behind it.
Some street art of two koi fish on a pavement.
A black and white border collie with a white stripe up his face and two black spots on his nose. His eyes are brown.
An iPhone headphone adaptor, with the part that plugs into the phone completely snapped kff
A wooded area with a park bench and a river looking out onto the sea. An Industrial port can be seen in the distance.
A blank page that has the beginning of a sentence reading ‘when fighting dragons’ handwritten in black ink. Immediately after it the words ‘fuck IDK’ are also written and have been crossed out. The number 15 is also written in the corner in blue ink.
A 1938 edition of the Film Pictorial Annual sitting in an op shop window.
A photo of a bottle of bacon soda with chocolate.
A low-angle photograph of a tree with lots of grey branches. The branches, along with green and orange leaves, can be clearly seen against a blue sky.
A dark blue, purple and black dice tray decorated with orange bats.
A red and beige Santa sack emblazoned with red Christmas-themed postmarks. The red ribbons that are used to tighten the sack are decorated with white mini paw prints.
A close up photograph of a pink and white flower.