
The Vampire's Nest is a personal site for artwork, shrines, ocs, and cool stuff I salvage. The usual warnings for eyestrain and flashing images apply to all pages, in addition to warnings for blood, gore, swearing, crude humor, and suggestive themes. You can find some resources to help Palestine during the ongoing genocide on the left sidebar; below that, some site buttons for really cool fellow Neocities users. On the right sidebar you can find Vampire! Magazine (an OC zine) and the personalized OC pages. Feel free to steal my blinkies! No credit needed!
Hail satan, and have a lovely afternoon!







GAZAFUNDS.COM loads a random vetted Palestinian fundraiser on every refresh. Donating even just the price of your morning coffee goes toward helping families survive, evacuate, and rebuild.
(3/24/25) THE CEASEFIRE IN GAZA HAS BEEN BROKEN AS ISRAEL LAUNCHED AIRSTRIKES OVER THE STRICKEN POPULATION OF THE GAZA STRIP. OVER 600 KILLED IN 10 DAYS, MOSTLY WOMEN AND CHILDREN. PLEASE DONATE TO FUNDRAISERS ON GAZAFUNDS (above). WE IN THE WEST FUND THIS GENOCIDE WETHER WE WANT TO OR NOT; IT'S OUR JOB TO HELP HOW WE CAN. TAKE RESPONSIBILITY.
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I could go on and on about how politics effects everything we do, but at the end of the day, punk is political because we got done dirty by the status quo in myriad ways and we just want to live our lives and listen to bangin' music. A big part of being punk is realizing the world as we know it is built on training people to be polite and digressing while the rich and powerful step on their necks and tell them it's supposed to be this way (that it's always been this way).


"Sunday Morning in the Mines" by Charles Christian Nahl, 1872.
I've seen this one in person before and it's STUNNING. Mostly I adore it because if you look closely, you can see a Calochortus species in the foreground! My guess is either Calochortus clavatus or C. superbus. To the right you can also see three Sarcodes sanguineas coming out of the ground! You can tell this painter was really paying attention to the landscape around him, however fanciful the main subject matter was.

I'm always a little disappointed I can't put MORE art on here but I do have limited space. For more cool art, check out my Tumblr tag!