Nicole Dornsife | Thornwolf
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www.thornwolf.com Wildlife & Scientific Illustration, Logo Design, Copywriting | Available for hire! | She/They | Amateur Naturalist | Avid Cinephile | No NFTs | No AI San Diego, CA - Obnoxiously Californian
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I'm Nicole, a wildlife artist and designer looking to use my skills for science, education, and conservation. I'm available for hire! Here's how to find me:

http://thornwolf.com
http://patreon.com/thornwolf
http://thornwolfart.tumblr.com http://instagram.com/thornwolfart
http://t.me/thornwolfart
An illustration of a sea otter surrounded by a circle of other sea creatures and items including: purple urchin, sea palm, jade, sardine, sea grapes, mussel A park sign for Lindo Lake showing the types of wildlife you can expect to find at the lake: Mallard, western toad, raccoon, bluegill. A playground sign showing an illustration of a bighorn sheep with information about bighorn sheep biology and some sketched tracks. A podcast tile graphic "Fish & Us" where the fish design represents a color temperature chart to indicate rising ocean temps.
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This original painting of a rearing horse is still available, just $60, matted and ready to frame! 50% of the sale will go toward Grief and Hope Los Angeles to help LA's artists impacted by the fires rebuild. www.thornwolf.com/shop/p/reari...

#BSNM #Charity #horse #LAFires
A single color watercolor wash/lineart painting of a rearing horse matted in black.
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Ffffff I hope you can get them to reissue a check or at the very least it's able to be cashed in his name given his status/next of kin allowances. When my FIL was sick we set up a joint bank account for him/my hubs for just such occasions. Wishing you the best. This sucks, esp along with grief.
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This is great to hear! It's unlikely my mom will add her own but will ask me to add mine and I'm a bit of a technophobe too so this will be good: something I can manage reasonably, and something my mom doesn't have to worry about.
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Despite watching it constantly as a kid and most of my humor being shaped by it (that and Gary Larson and Looney Tunes) I have no desire and tapped out right after the movie came out. I tried, it's just not the same. It's weird that Marge and Homer are millennials now.
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I love them so much, one of my favorite parts about going to the beach.
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It's a really good movie about villains.
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Holy cow that's amazing lore. Anything up in the Tehachapis?
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"See me"

I see you. I see this. It looks amazing so far
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That's awesome! Yeah I didn't know how many brands there were, I'd only heard of Aura bc of podcasts but I'm seriously considering Skylight
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My mom knows technology she just doesn’t want to be the one operating it so this is really a gift of “no worries”
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Oh I like that! I’ll take a look at this brand
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So the remote photo adding works ok? I’m never there in person so I’d have it shipped to me, I’d set it up initially, mail it to her preloaded and the idea was to update it remotely, that works?
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Do you need to be physically near it to update it or can you use the app? My mom is across the country and I’m never there (she usually comes out here)
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Has anyone had any experience giving their tech-averse relatives an Aura frame (or any other digital frame that cycles through photos)? How'd it go? Considering for my mom who has no social media and only looks at the top photo of a text photo dump and assumes that's the only one.
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It's like when my aggressively sugar free friend tries to gaslight me that mashed up frozen bananas is "exactly the same" as ice cream. Girl...no.
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Hello #PortfolioDay! here's everything you need to know about me and my work.
thornwolf.bsky.social
I'm Nicole, a wildlife artist and designer looking to use my skills for science, education, and conservation. I'm available for hire! Here's how to find me:

http://thornwolf.com
http://patreon.com/thornwolf
http://thornwolfart.tumblr.com http://instagram.com/thornwolfart
http://t.me/thornwolfart
An illustration of a sea otter surrounded by a circle of other sea creatures and items including: purple urchin, sea palm, jade, sardine, sea grapes, mussel A park sign for Lindo Lake showing the types of wildlife you can expect to find at the lake: Mallard, western toad, raccoon, bluegill. A playground sign showing an illustration of a bighorn sheep with information about bighorn sheep biology and some sketched tracks. A podcast tile graphic "Fish & Us" where the fish design represents a color temperature chart to indicate rising ocean temps.
thornwolf.bsky.social
I keep seeing the rain is coming our way but there's not a cloud in the sky. Hoping to get some of that soon
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The great Drew Struzan has passed away. His work was seen and loved by millions of people over decades of making poster art for some of the most classic films ever and went on to inspire countless more creators (myself included) who struggled to capture even a little of his magic for ourselves.
Drew Struzan sitting on a bench in front of framed originals for a few of the many astoundingly good movie posters he made.
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So many. SO so many. His art is everywhere, so inspiring
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charlie-ashby.co.uk
RIP Drew Struzan - a man whose talent and imagination etched onto so many minds throughout the last 40+ years.

His art & posters are some of the first visuals I think of when I think about cinema - an invitation to watch these stories and worlds.

A massive loss 💔
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Oh no, terrible news. Even if you don't know his name, you DEFINITELY know his art. He was one of those fixtures of my childhood and pop culture in general. His work is so immensely inspiring, may his name and art be forever remembered as one of the greatest contributions to our modern culture.
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Just saw on IG that Drew Struzan has died. RIP to the man who painted my childhood.
He-man and skeletor by Struzan The Thing by Struzan Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom by Struzan
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This original painting of a rearing horse is still available, just $60, matted and ready to frame! 50% of the sale will go toward Grief and Hope Los Angeles to help LA's artists impacted by the fires rebuild. www.thornwolf.com/shop/p/reari...

#BSNM #Charity #horse #LAFires
A single color watercolor wash/lineart painting of a rearing horse matted in black.