image compression enthusiast

• april 13, 2024. new lesbian vampire movie review: eternal (2004)
• april 09, 2024. posted rules to kabubi (bilíngue!)
• march 31, 2024. posted march artlog
• march 15, 2024. happy ides of march. posted pathologic is gorgeous ok
• february 29, 2024. posted february artlog
• january 31, 2024. posted january artlog
• january 13, 2024. updated the moth diaries (2011) review with a book review!
• january 08, 2024. posted the moth diaries (2011) review
• january 03, 2024. posted december artlog.
• november 30, 2023. posted artlog.
• november 16, 2023. housekeeping. artlog links and images very likely to break because i moved them into yearly folders (way overdue). but i tried and fixed as many as i could. please email me or whatever if you catch anything amiss
• october 31, 2023. completed the the nonexistent knight analysis. posted notes on carmilla. added errata to carmilla (1989) review. posted october artlog.
• october 26, 2023. the nonexistent knight analysis update
• october 24, 2023. added a review to the lesbian vampire movie page
• october 23, 2023. added a review to the lesbian vampire movie page
• october 17, 2023. added a review to the lesbian vampire movie page
october 18, 2023. added "further reading" to barbie (2023) loves women but um. not in that way ♡
• october 16, 2023. added a review to the lesbian vampire movie page. website housekeeping (links might break)
• september 30, 2023. posted this month's artlog

the site

solflo.neocities.org is the current home of whatever it is i want homed more or less independently. that is, this site is whatever the hell i feel like putting on it at the moment. i highly enjoy that.

i strive to describe all images on this site through alt text, although my dollmaker will be perpetually undescribed. this site has light/dark themes, based on your browser's preference.

i avoid js like the plague (the dollmaker is yet another exception) on like, ideological levels. in some areas you'll also see indexed or otherwise compressed images, for the same reason: reducing bloat and having a website that loads fast and doesn't take up much room. i've written some of my thoughts on digital degrowth and conscious compression on my april 2022 artlog — i also recommend reading about permacomputing over at compudanzas and xxiivv.

sometimes throughout the site you'll find links like this. those are gemini protocol links, and you can't open them on any regular web browser. there are several clients you can use (i like lagrange). or you can also use a proxy like the smolnet portal. i usually link to the proxied version of a page when linking to gemini, but sometimes i forget. for more info on gemini, see the project homepage. my capsule is at gemini://sol.cities.yesterweb.org. i'd love to mirror it here as texts files sometime but that'd be hellish to keep up to date.

the webmaster

names are Sol and (occasionally?) Venus (space theme accidental). i'm a transexual androgyne (they/them), brazilian, artist, born in 2001 and raised on the worldwide web (and branching into gemini, an alternate internet protocol). i dislike capital letters, enjoy plaintext, and love talking about myself but am very bad at writing "about" blurbs. figured i'd give it a go anyway: i love reading about the people behind the sites i visit, so i'll give you something to read as well!

current projects: dataplankton webzine (kinda hibernating)

currently into: vast empty plains, sky and land merging in the horizon, infinite nothingness and alien structures and objects. so looking into yves tanguy and kay sage.

haunts.html for all my external links (stay here for a while though!)