DAISY

they/them autistic 21 uk I love deep sea sharks

[bitchs0up]

[helledeh]

Brother from another mother

unipin fine line + image manipulation

all inquiries through dm on instagram ≈ @helledeh

[ladybrythwensinclair]

Hail Thor

Hail to the ale taster of the nine worlds Hail to the friend of humanity Hail to the giver of the storm's grain Bless and walk with us this day ~*~*~*~*~*~ storm's grain = hail

[thehereticalheathen]

kinda obsessed with this photo i got over the weekend

[voyagetalkstothevoid]

[helledeh]

steel city

bit of fun with charcoal - a4

which one do you prefer? i cant decide. ⭐️

[theivorypiano]

𝔞𝔣𝔱𝔢𝔯 𝔪𝔦𝔡𝔫𝔦𝔤𝔥𝔱

ᵈʳᵃʷⁱⁿᵍ ᵒⁿ ᵖᵃᵖᵉʳ ᵇʸ ᵗʰᵉⁱᵛᵒʳʸᵖⁱᵃⁿᵒ

[cru3l-wurld]

there is something so intrinsically holy or spiritual about pylons or powerlines to me. like we’re connected at a molecular and idealogical level to the point that me and the tower are one in the same. like that’s me. and that’s god. and that’s everything that ever was.

[katiethekreator]

Pylon plushie finally finished! (pencil for scale) I'm so thankful for my mom who helped me with the sewing! I had to make it have a little bit of a border around the edge; otherwise some of the linework would've most likely been hidden in the seams

[katiethekreator]

veiled angel

[muscosus]

selected works from my drawing final, inspired by transmission towers

[pigswithwings]

@fightingtrim @maythray @deme-real-life !!!!!

[timebomb-stims]

Source: 🦈

[somethings-behind-me]

[shark-a-day]

Todays shark is...

The Short-Tail Lanternshark!

Fun Fact: They’re presumably viviparous. With litter sizes ranging from 5 to 13 young. Pups are born about 12cm long, become mature at 33-40cm , and grow to a maximum length of 50cm!

[byjove]

I wish they could invent a medical device that temporarily transfers your symptoms and pain to the doctor treating you and it worked like a shock collar. “I think light exercise would-.” and then bam they’re rolling around the floor clutching their stomach in agony and dry heaving.

[shark-a-day]

Todays shark is...

The Great Lanternshark!

Fun Fact: Great Lanternsharks can be found in waters over 4000 m deep, but they typically swim between 300 to over 2000 m deep!

[notthesomefather]

One out of a gorgeous set depicting Njord, by Ernest Carl Fackler (@ecfprintshop on Instagram)