Artist Trying to Level Up

I'm Jordan and I am a Junior at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. I'm 20 and genderqueer (they/them). This is my personal/inspiration blog. I blog about some of the shows/video games/other media I'm into, as well as art that inspires me and about...

[marcheriest]

brand new hairdrobe

[hammer-draws]

In regards to the Mario movie casting

[maximemaryblr]

[marmastry]

So i really like this armor set

[robertvalley]

[marmastry]

I was chasing fragments at the end of the word

[nonetoon]

[hhbm]

[meyocoart]

rest

[foresart]

Some plants in folklore and myths

[his-shining-tears]

Cats and train miniature

[algorithmist]

[lesbianchemicalplant]

from the replies: “second paragraph sums up his strategy. gotta love the brutal honesty of overfunded unicorns adding headcount to show “growth”. man is just gaming the system”

bonus:

[taylorkrahenbuhl]

Wyatt Earp

[celialowenthal]

Old D&D art from 2019/2020.

[hideback]

Cicada, Stages of Conventionalization

Hugo Froelich, Keramic Studio Magazine, 1905

[theveryworstthing]

over on patreon Tama asked for: ‘Selkies who live in a lake rather than an ocean, like irl Baikal seals’ so here are some fresh water friends. a jolly trader stepping out for the day, a dancer trying on an algae-dyed skirt, a cocky wrestler in pre-match ceremonial garb, and a bab.

General Selkie Facts:

Selkies in the Small Guide universe are somewhere between mermaids and werewolves. Except it would be more accurate to call them were-humanoids. They’re born in seal form and their skin doesn’t loosen until their first molt approaches. After this molt they can usually  remove their seal-skin at will, though many go their whole lives without completely removing it and just vibe in their half transformed forms by loosening their skins (seen here). They keep them attached as faux clothing since they’re able to split and mold the loose skin as they please. Also, trying to find somewhere to to keep clothes when you live in or near the water your whole life is a pain. This does not hurt, as seal-skin is strangely gelatinous  when loose and its tactile sense is kinda garbage. Like, if you stomp on someone’s skin with all your might they will certainly feel it, but it’d probably take them a while to figure out that you’re gently pinching one of their weird flesh tentacles.

Also don’t do that. That’s weird. 

A seal-skin is a real living part of a selkie’s body and it doesn’t stop living when they completely take it off. It’s an organ, and it acts like one. All skins look kind of creepy without a person inside them, but some are worse than others. It’s just as likely that a skin will look like a deflated, gently pulsating, seal-shaped jelly monster as it will a roiling pile of random fur and flesh. When there’s no one to control its structure, anything goes baybeeeeee.

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[curseworm]

i dont mean to shame anyone for their hobbies but i do though and spelunkers are insane

[curseworm]

im not super claustrophobic or whatever but oh my god. oh my god. nightmare