HJMT http://hj-mt.com
Of course, he's my best friend! (About him)
Football things
The Sweeper podcast https://open.spotify.com/show/7j6UfGCD5EtkdhOZpD55jS?si=7c132bc52ced4956
A truly unique podcast that talks about niche football stories. The world is so interesting!
StadiumDB http://stadiumdb.com/
See all the stadiums of the world!
The City Ground http://www.thecityground.com
A collection of Forest's entire history.
Meet some languages
Babel Matrix https://www.babelmatrix.org/
A collection of European poetry and short literature, mainly from Hungary and its neighboring countries.
Muturzikin http://www.muturzikin.com
Cool personal website of a Basque guy. You can find all the linguistic maps of the world, and everything Basque!
Teletext online https://sites.google.com/view/teletextonline
A link collection of online teletext services from all over Europe.
ToLearnFrench https://www.tolearnfrench.com/
You can practice basic French, and you can also find tons of vintage GIFs from the old Internet!
UDHR Audio https://udhr.audio/
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights have been translated into all kinds of languages, and it's an interesting way to compare them.
Art
Bestiary https://bestiary.ca
How medieval people saw animals and imagined monsters!
Budapest Poster https://budapestposter.com/
My art was also heavily inspired by Eastern European posters of the Soviet era. You can browse a catalogue of great posters there.
Koyamori https://maruti-bitamin.tumblr.com/
My favorite watercolour artist, who first inspired me to pick up a brush. She paints fresh ideas inspired by nature.
Jonas Lau Markussen https://jonaslaumarkussen.com/
A cool guy that writes guides and makes art about runestones and Viking art!
Miscellaneous
Digital Typhoon http://agora.ex.nii.ac.jp/digital-typhoon/index.html.en
Typhoons cause huge trouble here in East Asia every summer. This website has all the data of the world's big bad winds recorded in history.
Magistream https://magistream.com/
A virtual pet collecting website. The random dragons in the right side of this blog are from there. There are so many fun and creative creature designs!
Rundata https://app.raa.se/open/runor or https://rundata.info/
An online database of runestones, which inspired my red dragon signature.
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