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Jeremy Osborn

@jeremyosborn@mastodon.art

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A haphazard post-modern renaissance man. (he/him.) Specializing in watercolor paintings, photography, and mixed-media.

Co-host of the radio program "Psychedelic Train" Saturdays 10am-12pm EST on https://wvew.org/

Archives of "Psychedelic Train" here: https://www.mixcloud.com/psychedelictrain/

Cover photo: Black rubber gloved hands holding a developing tray with a tintype photo of myself.

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27 Posts

Joined November 21, 2022

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https://www.jeremyosborn.com

Psychedelic Train Radio Show:

https://www.mixcloud.com/psychedelictrain/

Posts

Jeremy Osborn @jeremyosborn@mastodon.art · Jul 01, 2026

Replying to @toddanderson@mstdn.social

@toddanderson@mstdn.social #29x29directwatercolor

Jeremy Osborn @jeremyosborn@mastodon.art · Jul 01, 2026

Replying to @toddanderson@mstdn.social

@toddanderson@mstdn.social Nice work, the effort was admirable, and the paintings even more so! That large piece (silo began repaired?) is really cool, a fine centerpiece for the collection. 👏 Now do July!

Jeremy Osborn @jeremyosborn@mastodon.art · May 12, 2026

Replying to @untrusted@social.tchncs.de

@untrusted@social.tchncs.de @bit101@mstdn.social The human brain, yo, how does it work?!

Jeremy Osborn @jeremyosborn@mastodon.art · May 04, 2026

Replying to @kafka_la_vista@social.horrorhub.club

@kafka_la_vista@social.horrorhub.club Wait, why does the keyboard have a fraction key but no number 1?

Jeremy Osborn @jeremyosborn@mastodon.art · May 04, 2026

Replying to @kafka_la_vista@social.horrorhub.club

@kafka_la_vista@social.horrorhub.club OMG, the color of those keys! Amazing.

Jeremy Osborn @jeremyosborn@mastodon.art · Apr 26, 2026

Replying to @blag@typo.social

@blag hmm, bizarre web things..maybe look at turning off acceleration in the browser? Or if you were sharing the whole desktop may just trying to share a window if that’s an option?

Jeremy Osborn @jeremyosborn@mastodon.art · Apr 26, 2026

Replying to @blag@typo.social

@blag I've seen similar issues when Hardware Acceleration is enabled. Try going into Zoom > Settings > Video > Advanced and turning off anything labeled hardware acceleration. Then restart Zoom and cross fingers!

Jeremy Osborn @jeremyosborn@mastodon.art · Apr 07, 2026

Replying to @bit101@mstdn.social

@bit101 That snow around 7-7:30 looked like the idealized snowfall you see in movies, huge fluffy flakes dropping slowly to the ground.

Jeremy Osborn @jeremyosborn@mastodon.art · Mar 28, 2026

Replying to @toddanderson@mstdn.social

@toddanderson these are all excellent, and i extra like the second one with the silos!

Jeremy Osborn @jeremyosborn@mastodon.art · Mar 26, 2026

Replying to @theotherbrook@sunny.garden

@theotherbrook@sunny.garden Amazing! Greenfield is only 30 minutes away, I may need to go there and try to duplicate the photo. Thanks for doing the legwork on Google Maps.

Jeremy Osborn @jeremyosborn@mastodon.art · Mar 24, 2026

Replying to @colorblindcowboy@mastodon.art

@colorblindcowboy@mastodon.art Yes, it's an unusual angle and framing for the time. But also, haven't we all been there? "No tripod! I need something, anything, to prop this thing up, hmmm, this rock will do..."

Jeremy Osborn @jeremyosborn@mastodon.art · Mar 24, 2026

Replying to @jeremyosborn@mastodon.art

4/10 detail The fashion of the woman in the photo strongly points to this being taken somewhere between 1894-1898. In my research, I've found that she is wearing gigot sleeves, which is French for "mutton leg"! Similar to bell-bottoms in the 1970s, these were at peak puffy in this period before going out of fashion. Based on my best guess, the father would have been in his mid 30s during the Civil War. His quiet and patient expression fascinates me. #Photography #History #glassnegatives

Jeremy Osborn @jeremyosborn@mastodon.art · Mar 24, 2026

4/10 from my series of 19th century photos

This light-leaked image is as much a portrait of the anonymous photographer as it is of the couple.

Consider the skewed angle/position of the camera, the haphazard outdoor composition, the newspaper casually tossed on the ground.

In my imagination, these are the photographer's parents indulging in their son's new passion on an early summer night in New England.

Original post for context: @jeremyosborn@mastodon.art

#Photography #History #glassnegatives