Yes, this is a post about the spotted fritillary, a butterfly from the Nymphalidae family. The scientific name of the species is Melitaea didyma. Since Nymphalidae is the largest family of butterflies,

Look, I'm perfectly aware that what an ordinary breakfast is can vary from region to region or even from one time period to another, but I can confidently say my breakfasts have been quite ordinary lately.

Yes, this colorful species from the Pentatomidae family is kinda lovely. It is very similar to the Carpocoris purpureipennis, another species from the same family that appeared in many of my old posts.

It happened last year, in winter, at the end of March, if I remember correctly. The morning was pretty cold, but it was sunny. Things around me were fairly bright; the sky was extremely blue, and the colors

Butterflies in the large and varied Nymphalidae family are commonly known as brush-footed butterflies. There are quite a few distinct subfamilies in the family, with more than six thousand species, and

(Enlargeable) The price was great, but the place was hell. The permanently smiling motherfuckers in the travel agency promised a raw, natural experience, and sure, they delivered. (Enlargeable) Miss Dingleton

The scientific name of the species is Empusa pennata. The mantis shown in the photographs I prepared today is a nymph, a young, wingless individual that will undergo a bit of change before reaching its

Snow is a fairly unusual thing here where I live, especially at Christmas. A bit of snow usually falls once or twice a decade at the end of January or in March. Before the unusual 2025 event this post

Earlier today, while searching for some old stuff in the old folders here on my PC, I came across a few photographs and Photoshop edits that I felt inspired to publish in a post right now. You'll see some

Time flies. Days are rapidly merging one into another, month after month, year after year. Fortunately, photography can permanently freeze some moments in that constant flow. Here are some preserved ice

It all started many months ago in the city of Paradis, the biggest city in the whole game. I went there as a special representative of the Aedyran Emperor, whose ambition to buy or conquer this remote

I wrote a post about this obscure indie game a few months ago. It was my first post about it, and it had "PART ONE" in the title, but soon after I published it, I stopped expecting myself to

In Avowed, the video game I often talk about in the last month or so, you are always accompanied by at least one of the friends you made through your virtual adventure in The Living Lands.

In Avowed, the video game I often talk about in the last month or so, you are always accompanied by at least one of the friends you made through your virtual adventure in The Living Lands.

Galawain's Tusks is a volcanic region in the northern part of the Living Lands. It is the most desolate, rugged part of that untamed island. The rocks look like threatening claws, and lava runs through

There was a weird time in the year of our lord 2023, I mean, it was weird for me, at least, when I used to draw some absurd shit becouse I felt kinda bored and disgusted, but I can't tell you anymore why

Today, in this post, I wanna show you twenty screenshots from a small seaside village in the region called The Emerald Stairs. You'll see rural houses, docks, boats, and agricultural fields, but none of

In this post, I'm about to show you some stuff I saw upon entering the region called The Emerald Stairs in Avowed. Avowed is the name of the game I'm lately posting about quite often. This was my first

Last year, in the spring of 2025, I decided to do some repairs on some of my crooked teeth.

Sometimes, as I'm aimlessly walking through the wilderness or around the settlements in the Living Lands, the island on which the game is set, I come across some surprisingly interesting quests that start