Slime with sunglasses and an attitude

I do the art / Zem's secret account that's not secret at all / NB (they/she/he), 22, chaotic, pansexual

[deepmugslimefan]

I think of this every time i go fight Grimm, so naturally i had to draw it

[deepmugslimefan]

Honestly these are making me so happy i can't even describe

I'm so glad I decided to come back to Tumblr after so long

[twistedhellknight52]

do u play fighting games

Every time i step outside

[biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist]

tis the season to remember Medjed aka The Smiter, an invisible egyptian deity with laser eyes and nonbinary swagger:

rotating them gently in my mind as they do a spiffy little dance number

[jestergal]

its called the D: drive because you look at how much space is left on it and you go "D:"

[jestergal]

why is this mom joke getting notes

[windup-angel]

bc its true

[beidak-art]

rustling

[beidak-art]

rustling

[mamoru]

trans colors AND it has a headphone jack. your SP could never.

[mamoru]

so do you remember those 100-in-1 game consoles? this is one of them, but actually good. this can play NES, SNES, GB, GBA, arcade systems, presumably some playstation 1. maybe slightly heavier systems if we are extra lucky. you add games with a micro SD card and the whole process is super easy.

these types of game consoles have really taken off in the past few years and are fantastic for portable gaming without having to use your phone. and it is about fucking time some folding ones got made. if those hinges are sturdy and the build quality is decent this is probably an instant buy for GBA SP enthusiasts. look at it!

[pixelcats]

Pick a Career

⚔️ Bladesmith

🪚 Carpenter

🧶 Weaver

🏺 Potter

👀 Spy

🪀 Toymaker

⛵️Sailor

🃏 Court Jester

🎻 Bard

🗡️ Mercenary

📚 Librarian

🔮 Psychic

Voting ended onOct 14, 2023

[911onabc-inactive-deactivated20]

what colour cat is the person you reblogged this from?

black

grey

orange

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cream

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multicoloured

Voting ended onOct 11, 2023

[animentality]

[diane-nguyen-watches-cartoons-d]

[astfut]

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[werechicken-deactivated20241121]

Don’t think for a moment that conservatives in the states won’t be studying the legalese used in this bill and will attempt to use it here.

Help these agencies out. Help people get out.

[the-radio-star]

Finally some good fucking news

[rock-fish-deactivated20201231]

they concluded that the rats were having fun partially bc the rats voluntarily initiated games, hopped around joyfully and teased researchers by pretending to come close and then skittering away. rats are Very Good

[sindri42]

These scientists are getting grant money to play games with rats all day and that is just, living the dream.

[viktor-sbor]

Florida swamps,U.S. state of Florida

Vik

Florida swamps,U.S. state of Florida

[b0chelly]

Oh man my poptarts leaked :c

[bandit-jay-deactivated20231028]

Comparing the rotations of objects in the Solar System. Just look at them lol.✨🪐

To everyone that's confused, the planet Venus rotates very very slowly, with a single revolution taking about 243 Earth days, and Mercury rotates slowly, but not as slow as Venus.

[jmtorres]

i was like "i wish mercury and venus were still animated tho" and then when i opened it to reblog the image was in starting position with mercury's eyes off to the side and i realized they ARE animated. super slow.

[alexseanchai]

the earth's eyes are drawn in a different place every rotation

[charlottan]

[captainamerica-inmiddleearth]

Ceres was me on the teacup ride as a kid. Jupiter is me now.

[biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist]

A Curated List Of My Favorite Skeletons (and Skulls!)

We shall start, of course, with the obvious: Stringray!

Followed neatly by pufferfish!

gila monster skull (shh they are sleeping)

moving on to flamingos bc they have so little to work with but they stretch it so far

veiled chameleon skull (plus art by Elena Barbieri so you comprehend the importance of the sclerotic ring bone!) (bc some eyes have bones! some eyes have bones and that is so so valid)

love us a good old-fashioned mole

the tucan, always a fun classic

in conclusion, a few dainty gibbon skeletons to calm you soul, bc why the heck not <3

(yes the last one is a real vintage postcard sold in real Natural History Museum gift shops, before for some reason they reconsidered this marketing decision)

[bethanythebogwitch]

I give you boxfish skeleton

[fundulopanchmax]

Skeletons are already awesome in their dry and preserved state but I want to put forward cleared and stained skeletons!

It is possible to make the body of an vertebrate translucebt and stain all the bones bright red and cartilage blue with the help of some chemicals and a lot of time. This staining procedure is known as clearing and staining and can give some stunning results!

Couple of years ago I visited a traveling exhibition that was all about looking at cleared and stained fish. Fish also are very diverse wuth their skeletons and that made it easily understandable for anyone as you can still see the body shape of the fish!

This procedure has also applications beyond being artistic as it helps scientist to understant how the skeletal system of fish is organised because quite a lot of it is still cartilage. Some forms of cartilage can be prepared like bony skeletons (looking at you shark skulls, also there are seven types of cartilage!) But the cartilage that is found in bony fish will be lost by traditional preparation. Also cleared and stained specimen can be moved so you can see for instance how the bones of the jaw interact when the mouth opens!

So this kind of staining is awesome if you want to understand the weird morphology of fish but be warned it still takes quite a lot of effort and time to make them! Also very important: the the credit for the exhibition goes out to Timo Moritz and his team at the Meeresmuseum Stralsund and the University of Jena. I can only imagine how much work went into that exhibition and so I think it should be credited properly!

I hope that I could make somebody excited for the world of clearing and staining!

[biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist]

A Curated List Of My Favorite Skeletons (and Skulls!)

We shall start, of course, with the obvious: Stringray!

Followed neatly by pufferfish!

gila monster skull (shh they are sleeping)

moving on to flamingos bc they have so little to work with but they stretch it so far

veiled chameleon skull (plus art by Elena Barbieri so you comprehend the importance of the sclerotic ring bone!) (bc some eyes have bones! some eyes have bones and that is so so valid)

love us a good old-fashioned mole

the tucan, always a fun classic

in conclusion, a few dainty gibbon skeletons to calm you soul, bc why the heck not <3

(yes the last one is a real vintage postcard sold in real Natural History Museum gift shops, before for some reason they reconsidered this marketing decision)

[bethanythebogwitch]

I give you boxfish skeleton

[fundulopanchmax]

Skeletons are already awesome in their dry and preserved state but I want to put forward cleared and stained skeletons!

It is possible to make the body of an vertebrate translucebt and stain all the bones bright red and cartilage blue with the help of some chemicals and a lot of time. This staining procedure is known as clearing and staining and can give some stunning results!

Couple of years ago I visited a traveling exhibition that was all about looking at cleared and stained fish. Fish also are very diverse wuth their skeletons and that made it easily understandable for anyone as you can still see the body shape of the fish!

This procedure has also applications beyond being artistic as it helps scientist to understant how the skeletal system of fish is organised because quite a lot of it is still cartilage. Some forms of cartilage can be prepared like bony skeletons (looking at you shark skulls, also there are seven types of cartilage!) But the cartilage that is found in bony fish will be lost by traditional preparation. Also cleared and stained specimen can be moved so you can see for instance how the bones of the jaw interact when the mouth opens!

So this kind of staining is awesome if you want to understand the weird morphology of fish but be warned it still takes quite a lot of effort and time to make them! Also very important: the the credit for the exhibition goes out to Timo Moritz and his team at the Meeresmuseum Stralsund and the University of Jena. I can only imagine how much work went into that exhibition and so I think it should be credited properly!

I hope that I could make somebody excited for the world of clearing and staining!