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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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And we said
This has only just begun
In the End
Time Forever Favors the Young
Young by Villis Alps 2015
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I enjoy drawing the Milky Way and will probably keep experimenting with it until I find something else.
Currently driving along the Tajikistan border in Kyrgyzstan with a beer and some vodka open in the back of a van (because we can apparently), the city lights of Tajikistan light up the valleys of the Tian Shan so nicely.
Do you think Yugi or Malik or Ryou ever go caving after they lose Yami/mima/miba? The dark is terrifying. Comforting. A communion with the dead.
I do a lot of caving but this quote from a research paper kinda stayed with me but idk why but I think it’s relevant here.
“The cave opens up only when we move along and push through its passages and its passages push back” - Mlekuž, D. 2019:49.
You sometimes have to fight to get through, I call those sections challenge areas as it makes for something fun and exhilarating.
Do you think Yugi or Malik or Ryou ever go caving after they lose Yami/mima/miba? The dark is terrifying. Comforting. A communion with the dead.
mourning people who are technically still in your life is kinda wild. like yeah I could reach out to you. and you would respond. but it would never be the same and never will be the same. it probably never was that why to begin with. but hey? nostalgia seeps into the corners of your memories whether you like it or not. whether you beg it to, or not. they're still there but it's like trying to reach into the cool glass of a mirror. you can talk to them. tell them all about your day and your life and your interest and your love but they'll still look at you with head held high into the clouds. they'll hear you but they won't listen. why am I grieving you like you're dead or gone when you're right there? do you grieve me the same? does it matter?
While working at the paleontology excavation in Kyrgyzstan we have been bird watching for fun. I have finally seen a Bearded Vulture and got a photo but it’s far away, and we have had several Egyptian Vultures fly very close to us as well.
Yeah you got him pegged Marik. Look at Marik's smug little face oh my god.
🔪 Atem Manga Version 🔪 遊☆戯☆王
suspicious…
Yugioh but put that guy in space!!
I just wanted to draw something silly, i mainly thought it would be really funny if Kaiba sent someone to space and not only did they meet an alien whose species accomplished what he wanted to do first, but they taught the alien how to duel too XD
would Joey be the best candidate for space? no. but hes my fav character so he gets to be!
I hope you enjoy, and have an AWESOME day!!!
Ravines of Incomprehensibility
Landscape interpretation based on Hopes, Dreams, Fears by @horizontalsplash linked in below.
My attempt at the fractal pattern from @phoenixwithapencil as they have an awesome interpretation of the scene as well.
The fractal patterns were such a great idea but a pain to draw so I settled with this. This is a very small sketchbook obviously so it was time consuming but could have been worse honestly. The pencil outline is below and the photo reference with the link to the fic.
I used a photo taken in the Bisti-De-Na-Zin Badlands in New Mexico as the landscape reference. Visited back in 2019 as it’s such a strange place with some cool geology. You can see the closure of the Western Interior Seaway as you walk up from it.
"it's not that deep" START DIGGING!!
DIG
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OOPS TOO DEEP
CLIMB
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in the original yugioh manga they mention that seto is at the top of every arcade game but I refuse to believe that he’d be good DDR sorry dude. You go Anzu
Do you think the yugioh world has true crime podcasts going over the strange ways some guys in season 0 died. how close do you think they would get to figuring out who did it.
She KNOWS!!!
alright everyone is being sassy but nobody has brought up the actual reason why scientists are interested in the titanic in the notes
Per wikipedia:
The Titanic was made of steel, presumably to resist corrosion (i mean. thats why boats are made of steel i assume) but even when iron/steel rusts people did not expect to find like. decomposition. bacteria are EATING the titanic.
and there's wood furniture from the titanic that isn't decaying. hell, there are wood ships at the bottom of the ocean that archaeologists study. so the expectation people have for the titanic is not that the steel would decompose at the bottom of the ocean. Even in 100 years, since there are much more ancient preserved wooden ships iirc.
(im not particularly knowledgeable about ships, i just had heard about the science going on around the titanic so i wanted to clarify that on this post for people)
The Titanic is an exceptionally weird whalefall basically.
Not a marine biologist but biologist enough to weigh in on this. The reason we have iron eating bacteria but not wood eating bacteria at the bottom of the ocean is simple. Hydrothermal vents release a cocktail of different mineral ores into the ocean. And bacteria and other organisms evolved alongside those so they evolved to digest these, like iron or other metal ores
Wood however does not exist at the bottom of the ocean since it basically never sinks down, even when logs are flushed out into the ocean they basically never end up at the ocean floor. So there's no bacteria that evolved to decompose lignin, which is already complex enough to decompose on the surface. And that's why wooden ships or the furniture on the Titanic stay intact for hundreds of years or longer.
Okay, but I remember reading a magazine stating that the titanic would basically be gone by now because of the rust eating the ship.
The sister ship HMHS Britannic is still perfectly preserved because of the way it sank, and partly in due to the coral that has grown around it keeping the structure in tact I believe was the reason.
Coral acting like a living fossil specifically for sunken ships is the coolest thing I've ever heard
So lemme get this straight, the Titanic is a whalefall, the Britannic is a biological mummy, and all the wood ships that sink into the deep ocean are preserved incorrupt because nothing can eat them.
Zombie, mummy, lich, respectively.
