Goretober day 1-
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Sweet Seals For You, Always
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oozey mess
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Three Goblin Art
TVSTRANGERTHINGS
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her

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2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year

@theartofmadeline
Misplaced Lens Cap

JBB: An Artblog!
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One Nice Bug Per Day

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@lethalsillystraw
Goretober day 1-
Eye see you
fcktober day 10: flood
“The Cat Mummy” ~ by Richard MULLER (1905).
“Moral could be broken as well as rebuilt and altered in the face of each individual’s vision, but, in Will’s vision, it simply adapted to the time he created his own concept.”
Inktober - 05 - Forgotten God Velyos (“Ruthless Gods” by @glitzandshadows ) Btw, you can find screenshots of the work process for this and the previous Inktober pieces on my Patreon page ;)
Following an old Goretober prompt for Inktober2020. It’s gonna be a busy month for me so I’m doing one prompt a week and considering everything else a bonus. (Twitter)
Mads Mikkelsen in Carlsberg 1883 ad
This Strange Creature Was The First Hibernator
Researchers analyzing 250-year-old fossils found evidence that this pig-sized mammal relation, a genus called Lystrosaurus, hibernated. Normally fossils don’t tell us much about metabolism rate shifts that are evidence of hibernation. But the Lystrosaurus has tusks that grow continuously. Like tree rings, the tusks give a record of the animal’s activity.
A comparison of cross-sections of tusks from six Antarctic Lystrosaurus and cross-sections of tusks from four Lystrosaurus from South Africa showed periods of less growth and greater stress that were exclusive to the Antarctica samples. The distinct periods match up with what modern hibernating animals go through today. It also matches where the animals lived: living in Antarctica, hibernation makes sense as a way to handle extreme seasonal weather. Turns out hibernation is a very, very old adaptation
Daniel Kenji
Love crime
Tell you what… the truth is… sometimes I miss you so much I can hardly stand it.
Jake Gyllenhaal as Jack Twist in BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN (2005)
If you zoom in you can see the beginning of a mustache!