Day 17: ornate
Monterey Bay Aquarium
TMBGareOK. The Official They Might Be Giants tumblr
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Doug Jones

Love Begins

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2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year

Product Placement
Show & Tell
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Xuebing Du

@theartofmadeline
NASA
Aqua Utopia|海の底で記憶を紡ぐ

PR's Tumblrdome

Jar Jar Binks Fan Club
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Day 17: ornate
Day 15: ragged
Day 6: pierce
Day 5: forest sprite
Day 4: summoning
Magnetic pull of milk summoned demonic tapeworms..could be caught from a leak of the river Stix into drinking water. Get a filter!
Day 2: lunar scars
Inktober day 1: mustache
Swordtember day 26: harpy
Swordtember day 10: rodent
Swordtember day 9: feline
Swordtember day 8: canine
Two artists, one reference collab. Check out Angelica’s version too @kohinotenshi 🌸🩷
Inspired by a song, I came up with a story concept for a hotel/restaurant chain called Medusa’s club, owned and open to women only, that also offers special services for women that found themselves in bad situations such as the story of Medusa herself.
Something a bit different from the usual, I wanted to make an illustration of my mold girl character eating an apple 🧫🦠🧪🍎
Day 18 “abracadabra”
Bubble mermaid made from magic pickles and toxic mistery juice🫧🫧🫒
Day 14 “ brave”
Although they are not mythical mermaid princesses, they are a community of female free-divers called Haenyeo—Sea Women.The Haenyeo are a community of female free-divers living and working on Jeju. Due to younger women opting for different career paths, today they are mostly older women, many well into their golden years. They dive as deep as 10 meters below the surface without the help of air tanks or modern diving equipment, with little insulation from the cold South China Sea. During dives, they gather shellfish such as abalone and sea urchins, kelp and other sea creatures to sell for food, using only a knife or their bare hands. Historically, so many families depended on the income of the Haenyeo that a semi-matriarchal society developed in Jeju. It was not unheard of for women to be the main breadwinners, while men would stay home and take care of the children.🧜♀️🐟🐋🪼🌊
Day 12 “ redraw”
Nothing better then some nautilus as a midnight snack