Oh No! It's a Person!

I'm an artist with her head in the clouds, and also a human. I also follow a lot of fandoms. The Ask Box is currently: Open for questions

[magicalmysteryperson]

About The Person

Name: Goes by the pseudonym "Sabrina A. Person" (The "A" is pronounced "Uh"). Real name unknown. Species: "Human" Gender: Female Likes: Chicken Strips, Pizza, Spaghetti, Aliens, Math, Goofy Creatures, Hot Guys, Advertisements, PSAs, Easter Eggs in Media, Music with Groovy Beats, Worldbuilding Dislikes: People Who Are Pieces of Garbage, Lack of Creativity, Hatred, Politics, Boredom, Mac and Cheese Other places you can find her: toyhou.se Artfight YouTube

Want to see her art? Click here!

[nigelgraz]

Textless version because this is my favorite portrait i've ever drawn

[spider-girl-palps]

Ohhhh that is too much for you little spider…

[spider-girl-palps]

Ohhh nooo…

[discopaws]

bunny to rabbit communication!

[systlin]

Did you hear the scientists have found a way to grow colored cotton? Thoughts?

It’s not a ‘scientists have found’ and much more ‘people have been already doing that for thousands of years and it’s just gaining more attention recently’

[beowulf22121]

Scientists didn’t know. It should be “Scientists just found out”

[systlin]

There’s actually been a load of vitriol leveled against folks who try to raise traditional colored cottons, because a lot of cotton growers don’t want the colored cottons cross-pollinating with their standard white cotton.

But anyway cotton can be grown in lovely natural shades of greens, reddish-brown ochres, and browns, all of which deepen with a good boil in water with a bit of washing soda thrown in.

The color obviously doesn’t fade or run, because it’s not dye. It’s the intrinsic color of the fiber itself.

[angry-cajun-lady]

I....I want clothes made out of those colors. They don't hurt my brain!

[systlin]

Aren’t they lovely?

I’m biased because I love the natural earth tones of many fibers, of course...browns, blacks, creams, copper-reds, ect...but I think they’re just gorgeous.

[systlin]

https://www.vreseis.com/shop

If anyone wants to know where you can get yarn or cotton like this!

[carolxdanvers]

Scientists did not "just find out", and this is more of the same anti intellectual bs as the post that goes around claiming archaeologists were too stupid to know that hair could be sewn for elaborate styles.

Anyway, scientists DID figure out how to grow colored cotton. They genetically engineered it to be bright fuckin pink, and they didn't "just find out" about it, they already knew which is literally what inspired them to attempt the thing they just accomplished. Begging y'all to stop pretending that scientists don't know things, don't have interests, don't grow up in farming communities or have family who taught them this. Scientists are people. Do you seriously think people who use genetic engineering to make eco-friendly pink cotton don't know anything about textiles?

Anyway. Bright pink cotton without dyes, because science is awesome

[gamerwoman3d]

Yes. CSIRO scientist Doctor Colleen MacMillan led the team that figured this out. They used tobacco plants for testing because of the genetic similarity. Basically if the tobacco leaves produced colors when injected with a bit of the experimental genetic material, the scientists on the team already understood that the color change would affect cotton bolls as well.

They grew bright red and bright yellow in a petri dish.

And yes, Doctor MacMillan knows lots of things. Here's a list of some of her publications.

@csirogram on Instagram

Additionally folks are researching how to create flame resistant cotton and black cotton. If a variety of black cotton becomes viable, it can stop a LOT of environmental damage caused by chemical manufacturing of black dye.

[nartoq]

THIS. Every damn botanist I know, including myself, is at the least tangentially interested in fiber arts and indigenous methods behind things like that. Scientists have hobbies and we're all goddamn nerds so a lot of those hobbies are more niche. The anti-intellectualism is insane. I swear half of y'all think scientists are all evil cackling old men devoted to holding up colonial power systems. The work done by Dr. MacMillan is crazy cool and should be celebrated

[linafoxoficial]

Silly caine draws because yes I can!!

[swordy-da-goat]

I was surprised at how popular my latest DnD character got, so here's some info.

Galient: Warforged Paladin (Vengeance)

(yea I misspelled in the image; too lazy to fix it).

They/Them

Built in the early 15th century, they were built for war against colonists who settled on their long-gone ancient creators' lands.

Was killed in battle in the early 1800s by a musket shot (that's how they got a hole in their right eye).

Was found by scientists a century later, was experimented on, and accidentally brought back to life.

Through mishaps (rampage), ended up with the party. Initially just hated everyone due to their mission, but after learning that the warforges lost the war and are all probably dead, now feels alone and confused in the modern world and kinda follows the party out of uncertainty.

For those wondering how they transform.

(if you're hungry for more, under is my messy notes about their anatomy. I love spec bio cause autism I guess)

[wormsermonizer]

brush test , , ,

[fricktic]

🍎📏ඞ 📚< lets learn our tasks

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ඞ📱 ඞ💭 ඞ📘 ඞ💤 among us school

[picturehoard]

(2007)

[falloutconceptart]

FEV Mutation Death

Concept art for Fallout 3

Art by Adam Adamowicz

[qadmonster]

Where do you want to discover monsturs first?

Village Town

Greenful Farms

Greeny's Pond

Runon River

Wetlands

Flower Meadow

Big Woods

Grasslands

Shore

Tripstep Beachrock

Tidepools

Ocean

Voting ended onAug 15

[qadmonster]

Looks like we'll be exploring monstur life in and around the tidepools! Better wait until the tide goes out first, though!

[prinnay]

Basically.

[glendathegoodone]

[enchantingcheesecakepersona]

[rosesonkittens]

I've always written everything by hand before typing. Staring at a blank word document doesn't inspire the words to come.

But a blank paper and a blue pen and the words come at a steady pace.

[panaeolus-fimicola]

Frontiers | Handwriting but not typewriting leads to widespread brain connectivity: a high-density EEG study with implications for the class

As traditional handwriting is progressively being replaced by digital devices, it is essential to investigate the implications for the human

aaaand here's a link to the paper :)

[narcissiste]

Ludovico Einaudi, a world renowned pianist, plays while floating on the Arctic ocean in an effort to bring attention to rising global temperatures. 

[innovadesexual]

[biocrafthero]

[quartervirus]

Neopets Battledome TCG (The Void Within)

Queen Nabile

I can finally share some of my illustrations for Upper Deck's Neopets Trading Card Game!! (As though the artwork hasn't been out for a while now, I've just been neglectful of social media!)

I was 12 years old when I first set eyes on Neopia in 2003. It was the first time I really saw what art and imagination could achieve when married together - an entire online ecosystem sustained by a community of creatives just like me! I've longed to be a part of it ever since, be it drawing for the Art Gallery or publishing comics in The Neopian Times, just hoping to work for The Neopets Team one day.

So when Upper Deck reached out about collaborating on the Neopets Battledome Trading Card Games I thought I had died and gone to heaven! From playing Neopets in 2003 to officially illustrating for them in 2023, this project has been something of a dream come true. It has been such an honour to see my art alongside not just the artists who defined my youth, but also other artists who grew up with Neopets as I did. If that 12 year old girl could see me now I know she'd lose her mind!

Thank you so much to the team at Upper Deck and Neopets for this incredible opportunity, and congratulations to everyone who contributed to this project! I am so excited for this New Era of Neopets and can't wait to see what else they have in store. It's been an honour to have played even a small part in it.