MushroomQ

They/She/He | actual shark tale enjoyer

[mushroomq]

Here, anything i can tell people that wont be “too much” for myself ✨

Hey my name is [REDACTED] but you can call me Miche and i am 15. i am from latinoamerica and i live in brazil.this is already my third tumblr blog and i keep forgetting this shit even exists + also forgetting my passwords. yay!Im a pansexual motherfucker with no gender identity other than just identifying as what the fuck you think i am at first - probably im just genderless, but i dont have a clue too!!!

see, about me:

Likes and dislikes

Bands i like

What do i play

Some media im immediately blocking you if you genuinely like

Weird stuff you shouldnt read if youre sensitive

Triggers

shit i like:

cheap diy stuff

frogs

snakes

stones

spiders

nuts

bones

chocolate

knives

scissors

cats

bats

eyes

random biology facts

MUSHROOOOOOOOOMS

and your mom

shit i dont like:

bugs, insects, things with wings.

rabbits/bunnies

internet (how ironic)

terfs

and my mom

Bands i ***really*** like:

The Cure

The Moody Blues

London After Midnight

Iron Maiden

Inkubus Sukkubus

Noturna Régia

Kafka

Gangue Morcego

Vandal Moon

Paralyzed Age

Whitesnake

Sisters of Mercy

Nine Inch Nails

The Smashing Pumpkins

Depeche Mode

Ramones 

what do i play:

minecraft

honkai impact 3rd

my little pony tycoon by gameloft idk

street fighter alpha series

the sims series, waiting for paralives so i break free from EA finally

 punishing gray raven  (used to before my phone got stolen and its hell to play on an emulator)

(yes just random shit and not many things because i cant keep up with too much to do and end up doing nothing)

media i just cant stand:

high guardian spice

she-ra reboot

boku no hero

killing stalking

marilyn mansom

actually am recovering from my trauma of my little pony, but im doing good with it rn, love zecora <3

really weird stuff:

there was some weird kink shit here but idk if i still want people to know this

the violent shit: 

the only thing that keeps me from doing violent stuff is that i am aware of being physically incapable of doing any harm, like pushing someone in front of a bus or from a roof. i have constant intrusive thoughts on doing such things thought. when i carry with me belt chains or pins, i oftenly will to hurt someone too.

the “just why” shit: 

i love eating condiments, but my favorite is cinnamon. sometimes i eat a whole stick as a dessert. i also like how soap tastes. when i was 5, i asked for a microscope as a christmas gift, and i oftenly would kill bugs in different ways to see them in it, sometimes, i had some "test subjects” in tubes and i would shake those just to make them suffer even more. i never. liked. insects. except for bees at some point in my life i identified as a fucking bee... i was 8.

triggers:

bugs

shit that flies (not bats and ravens tho, theyre cute in a way)

bunnies

arguing

my mom

[mushroomq]

Vampires are originated from latinoamerica, lets talk about that pls

So, as a poor, underrepresented latino, whenever i see anything that could give only a glimpse of me or my hispanic bros being represented somehow.... i go like PUTA QUE PARIU É A GENTE MANO, and thats probably relatable me and my friend, we are writing a book about.... vampire cowboys, starting with a prologue one that explains the whole ‘’science’’ behind the supernatural creatures, and while doing our research on those animals biology, we recalled a fact that is, the only 3 alive hematophague species that exist are all located here, in latinoamerica. In fact, they all can be found in Brazil, our country, and that means that, yea, our irl actual vampires are all from here. In our story, they are originated from a virus that was present on the ancient species Desmodus draculae that, of course, lived here. 

check this playlist by her:        ⛤ Spotify          ⛧ Youtube

i wanna see art of maian and contemporary latino vampires.

also our vampires chronologic life is:

1 - 100 ~ y’old:

epitome of beauty - new vampire, mostly the same as when human, except it starts developing hematophagy and they feel absurd joint pain due to the slow development of wings and joint modifications

150 - 300 ~ y’old:

skeletical, hairless and melaninless (and have wings + pointy huge ears) - rational, strategic, when starving becomes irrational and stinctive, also has aready developed cognitive funcions and habits of bats, and are partially blind

300 - eternity:

humanoid giant bats - actual predatory animal (these things try to fuck anything of its size and its scary), completely blind as it lives almost exactly as a bat, sometimes retaining very little of human consciouness

pls dont let this thread forgotten this is actual latino visibility put in game here

[kursedtea]

[mushroomq]

im shook this is so good just how didnt i know about this

so, there is this band, called butthole surfers, and they have a song that i dont know if its about fucking someone, being a cannibal or breaking up. im shook that i didnt know about it until idk 2 days ago. its just too good oh god and its hella funny and surreal... oh shit

[mushroomq]

mushrooms mushrooms mushrooms mushrooms

[mushroomq]

A little bit late, but a quick doodle made for my precious wife’s B-day! <3

and yes, i wish i could give her that hairpin 

[kursedtea]

Blade Grave

Drawing in SAI2 while practicing backgrounds was hell I'm not gonna do it again :sob:

[mushroomq]

trying something new ig

just experimenting with a more cartoony style, but i feel like it doesnt have even a glimpse of my original artstyle.... maybe those lazy af hands i need sugestions

[broodybunii-deactivated20241211]

Sad yatta 🙇💦

[mushroomq]

pls make her life yatta again

[madmushlove]

Purple jelly drops Ascocoryne species

December is here and visible fungal growth is starting to slow. 

Don’t get me wrong, there’s still plenty to find, but I’ve been finding myself just looking more carefully.

Paying more attention has paid off, as I’ve started to notice the beauty of Ascocoryne, a somewhat jelly-like disc or cup fungi.

The taffy bubblegum pink is just wonderful, adding some color to the woods when most of the trees are bare.

I find them in the cracks in well-decayed logs where bark has rotted.

I sometimes find just a solitary fluttery disc or a clustering bouquet of violet jelly.

They can be a light pink, or darker purple. Disks and cups, or leafy jumbles.

They haven’t been hard to find since I’ve had my eye out for them, proving that year-long mushrooming is well worth a few extra layers.  

These teeny-tiny fruiting bodies don’t look like much from a distance, but get in close, and who can resist that beautiful color?

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[madmushlove]

Hawaiian matchstick fungus Holwaya mucida

No, they’re not from Hawaii.  Just their genus gives that impression.

These “matchsticks” are the asexual stage of saprobic fungi which can also appear as the sexual cup or disk-shaped fruiting body.

They come up from cracks or though the moss on well-decayed logs.

They form tough little clubs with powdery white heads.  They’ll grow from fall though early winter.

I found these on a bright December morning while photographing Ascocoryne purple jelly drops on the same log,

I didn’t even notice them until I finally looked beyond the frame of the little jelly cups to see rows and rows of tiny matchsticks pushing up through the wood. 

Considering that was my first sighting of the matchstick fungi, I was delighted and spent a good part of that morning just hopping from one side of the log to the other to get a closer look.

The little surprises were shining in the morning light, and I was beaming with delight. 

[madmushlove]

Flamulina velutipes velvet shank; velvet foot; wild enoki

Visible signs of fungal diversity may be in short supply in winter, but there are always exceptions.

Among them, the delicious velvet foot mushroom.

Flamulina, contrary to their cold-loving nature, means “little flame.”

Adorable.

The genus name is due to the color of their caps, which tends to be somewhat two-toned and flame-like in appearance.

These “little flames” are one of the few edible fungi you can harvest all winter long.  They love the cold, and winter’s chills and frosts are a vital part of the fungi’s life cycle.

Please, please, please don’t confuse them with any toxic lookalikes though.  When in doubt, leave them out.

Their stipes tend to darken as they mature and get a little velvety in texture, hence their species name, ‘velutipes.’  Younger ones will darken only slightly at the “feet” or stay a light custard color.

Anyway, this little cluster was awaiting me at the end of a long walk through the snow, just as I was getting back to my car.  I’d hoped to find them and had almost given up when I came across the beauties.

How lucky!

They’re not the only ones to be found in winter, but they’re among my favorite “off-season” mushrooms for sure.

[indiegamelover]

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[mushroomq]

if only i had a credit card... seems so cute

[tra2hb0y]

nice work, bone daddy

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[mushroomq]

i wish i looked this cool but i look like emo michael jackson

[tanuki-kimono]

簪 Kanzashi (Japanese hairpins) and いち止 Ichidome (hairstops), handy charts by Edo lover Nadeshico Rin following the kushi/combs and kôgai/hairsticks ones.

Technically, kôgai (hairsticks, rod-like/single prong) were pratical hair accessories meant to hold mage (chignon), where kanzashi (hairpins, with 2 prongs) were used as decorations only.

Historically, two prongs hairpins differentiated from kôgai to circle around sumptuary laws* banning certain types/material for kôgai. (*I remember reading that kôgai could be used as weapons which probably weighted in the authorities’ decision to ban some kôgai types ^^;)

Nowadays in the West, word “kanzashi” often refers to “tsumami kanzashi” ie hairpins with silk flowers. But many types existed, many of which are now mostly seen worn in “traditional”/formal settings (tea ceremony, wedding, or by Geisha/Maiko for example).

As for hairpins types, you can see here from right to left, top to bottom (pins are more or less sorted chronologically):

Right column:

松葉簪 - matsuba kanzashi (pine needle hairpin) - straight forward name for this pin which looks like a big pine needle, it was popular during Meiwa and An’ei eras

紋入り簪 - mon iri kanzashi (crest hairpin) - popular during Meiwa/An’ei eras, this pin had a small crest carved between tab and prongs parts. Women could wear their family crest, but also their favourite Kabuki actors one’s for ex for historical fangirling ;)

輪形銀簪 - wagata gin kanzashi (ring shaped silver hairpin) - a simple yet refined pin which appeared around Shôtoku/Kyôhô eras. Apparently one of the first hairpins having two prongs + tab design

持出し簪 - mochidashi kanzashi (stick out pattern hairpin) - once again a popular Meiwa/An’ei eras pin, with carved flowery motifs sticking out

平打簪 - hirauchi kanzashi (flat crest hairpin) - another well known metal pin (still seen nowadays though crest part is often smaller) which appeared around Bunka/Bunsei eras. It has a flat tab shaped as crest, which can be stamped, carved or cut out

琴柱簪 - kotoji kanzashi (koto bridge hairpin) - the typical “Edo era” hairpin, popular since Kan’en/Hôreki eras. The elegant name is pretty straight forward as it does look like an elongated koto bridge

Left column:

べつ甲花簪 - bekkô hana kanzashi (turtle shell flowers hairpin) - a striking style which appeared in Bunka era. It was first worn by (rich) young ladies for formal/celebratory events. It is now only worn by brides on their wedding day.

べつ甲足つなぎ簪 - bekkô ashitsunagi kanzashi (turtle shell linked prongs hairpin) - a sturdy pin thanks to its connected ends, it first appeared during Bunka/Bunsei eras.

大耳簪 - ômimi kanzashi (big ear​ hairpin) - also appeared during Bunka/Bunsei eras, the telling name comes from its large tab.Edo people used the top part of hairpins (the ‘ear’/tab) to clean wax from their ears (using them much like ear pick/ear spoons) so this could explain the name of this pin - too big to be actually used for this purposed.

玉簪 - tama kanzashi (beaded hairpin) - a pin which appeared in Bunsei era and remained steadily popular through the ages and well into nowadays. The bead was usually made from sango/coral, but many variations existed (like jade for ex, but also cheaper materials like died horn, glass, celluloid etc).

房飾り付花簪 - fusakazari tsukihana kanzashi (tasseled flower hairpin) - a big pin with cute fluttering ornament worn by young girls from late Edo to Meiji era.

銀製花簪 - ginsei hana kanzashi (silver flower hairpin) - gorgeous flowery hairpin made from costly silver, popular from late Edo to Meiji era. Rin doesn’t say anything about it, but I don’t think this could have been anything but a special ornament for formal wear ^^

びらびら簪 - birabira kanzashi (dangling hairpin) - a style well known by Maiko fans! Those fluttering metal pins were popular during late Edo and Meiji era, especially among “musume” (unmaried women, especially refering to fashionable city girls). The beads here are coral ones

Ichidome note - ichidome are small hairpins meant to hold (dome) into place the “tail” (ichi) part of some nihongami hairstyles:

笄タイプ - kôgai type also known 髷どめ wagedome (”chignon stop”) - those pins were used from late Edo to begining of Meiji. They were especially fashionable in Kyoto/Osaka, among girls who wore them with sakkô hairstyle (an hairdo now seen on maiko during their erikae)

ピンタイプ - pin type - if kôgai types were used in Kansai, if I understand Rin currectly, Edo (Tokyo) fashionistas prefered to wear only one part of the kôgai pinned into their hair - which then lead to those small pins designs