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Making a game about bugs :] this account is for sharing progress related to that and to share the pixel bugs I'm making along the way. This is a sfw space for people who want to follow along with this project or just enjoy looking at bug art :)

Premise of game:

- Turn game on

- bugs come :]

- add new bugs to your collection

- time advances automatically, different bugs come depending on at time/date/ temperature/weather/biome, use bait or light to attract different types

- let bugs run in the background and keep u company while u work

- over 500 different bugs :] maybe more depending on how silly I get with it

autodiscipline

Malice Mizer Arena37°c no.188, 1998.05

naarisz

Gale and Tara :)

pinkittylove

owlbean

Vivec as a location has so much going for it. It's a city. It's a ziggurat. It's a termite mound. It has a vast canal and waterworks system. There are few entrances into the main streets and unless you learn to navigate the city on its terms you're going to be lost and confused. There are rooftop parks and courtyards but they're still largely indoors. There's a gladiator arena. An entire district of the city is one giant megachurch. There's an ominous floating meteorite to remind you that your god-king is merciful enough to save you from certain destruction, but they still keep it suspended above your home just in case your sins are beyond saving. It instantly became one of my favourite video game locations when I first played Morrowind. There's just so much character to it.

sacred-portal

apsciencebylyn

Brown Creeper (Attidops cinctipes) made my day today 🥹

plastiboo

softwaring

doggirldick

we fuckin on The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind (2002) Austin Powers: Oh, Behave! (2000) bed tonight

ilona-art

Silt Strider Migration. A piece I developed from a doodle made during the event in Amsterdam. For some reason I keep coming back to Morrowind...

theropoda

me after sucking dagoth urs dick (it looks like the grandma fish from the chocolate episode of spongebob)

platycryptus

when was the last time you saw a weevil this big

The largest weevil in North America, the palmetto weevil (Rhyncophorus cruentatus) lays eggs in the crowns of palms, where the grubs feed and often kill their host in the process.

In Florida it’s considered a major pest due to its habit of destroying ornamental palm trees, but native palmettos and sabal palms (the weevils’ natural hosts) are rarely harmed unless they’re already stressed or damaged. It’s mostly date palms and other exotic species planted along city streets that can’t take the heat and need to be drenched with insecticide to ensure survival.

(Florida, 10/31/23)