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Bea (brett's cool too) // 28 //  she/her //  pennsylvania 👩‍🔧

[happiiest]

@sykling drew me some stuff a while ago thank you so much

[meanbuddhist]

i guess i will have to save myself

[64mpg]

[loading screen tooltip] MEMORIES CAN MAKE YOU NAUSEOUS

[scribbleshanks]

I'm available to do commissions! You can message me at my email [email protected] if you're interested.

In our discussions, I will also ask for your permission to post the illustration to my Tumblr account once it's complete.

This is my first time using Kofi for commission payments. If you encounter any problems, feel free to let me know!

Support scribbleshanks

Support scribbleshanks

[xiiqu7]

little gift(🧿⩊🧿)

I was trying to figure out how to draw him hmmhmm.

[prinnay]

[Spectra Knight]

[jmfenner91]

[scribbleshanks]

I'm available to do commissions! You can message me at my email [email protected] if you're interested.

In our discussions, I will also ask for your permission to post the illustration to my Tumblr account once it's complete.

This is my first time using Kofi for commission payments. If you encounter any problems, feel free to let me know!

Support scribbleshanks

Support scribbleshanks

[ootori0704]

1676

[feefal]

First time drawing a character I’ve specifically designed to be hot, and its making my head spin. Why do I wish for my own creation to step on me?

[theveryworstthing]

divingbelles are mermaids in the selkie family who use humanoid skins to house aquatic forms instead of the other way around.

as this lovely lady demonstrates, some of the more delicate divingbelles that take after jellyfish or molluscs hold onto their skins kind of like snail shells. they dislocate the pieces to unfurl from the spaces between when under water, and pull the bits back together when they want to hide or walk around.

[theveryworstthing]

a basket star divingbelle getting ready to go for a dip.

while some hold onto their human skins while swimming, the sturdier types hide them in burrows or caves when they hang out in the water doing their water business (a very cool and not nightmare level spooky thing for divers to stumble onto).

[ouroborosorder]

”all language is approximation” believers when my autistic ass finally weaves together the exact right linguistic phrase that conveys pure information and shatters qualia as we know it

[pocketss]

blockhead gets mogged

[theveryworstthing]

divingbelles are mermaids in the selkie family who use humanoid skins to house aquatic forms instead of the other way around.

as this lovely lady demonstrates, some of the more delicate divingbelles that take after jellyfish or molluscs hold onto their skins kind of like snail shells. they dislocate the pieces to unfurl from the spaces between when under water, and pull the bits back together when they want to hide or walk around.

[theveryworstthing]

a basket star divingbelle getting ready to go for a dip.

while some hold onto their human skins while swimming, the sturdier types hide them in burrows or caves when they hang out in the water doing their water business (a very cool and not nightmare level spooky thing for divers to stumble onto).

[hbystuff]

Luminance