Passive Aggressive Mole

Sure, take that last worm, I wasn't gonna eat it anyways.

[qozxe]

Sketches from the aquarium

[montereybayaquarium]

Fintastic job!

[figdays]

“Zodiac” T-shirt // SoniaLazoIllustrator

[princesscocosworld]

The latest from me and my closet. ❣️

[lila-jelly]

underwater vampire lairs for your everyday sunlight-sensitive needs

[deactivateddoemay]

3 kisses and 1 attempt

[lifewhatisthat]

Thank yall for the 12k+ followers!! <33

[frillmag]

[s-u-w-i]

slow continuation of the requests  Baz and Simon for copichi :3 commissions/store/buy me a coffee

[saliechelon255]

🔵👀🔴

[cranesketch]

It’s been a rainy Saturday, so I finished off some pages of animals and small humans 

[jgamer-aspie]

Meltdown emergency chat

As I told lipstick-autistic in an ask, I made an app for android to help me communicate when I’m non-verbal after a meltdown. After receiving positive feedback on the concept, I decided to publish it here and hope I can help other people who want to communicate with outsiders in situations where speech is impossible.

This is the opening screen of the app. It has a base text that explains to the person you gave your phone to that you can’t use speech and want to use this app to communicate.

Both the title and text can be adjusted in the settings(accessed with the Menu button on your phone or through the separate Settings launcher) to be whatever you want the person you give your phone to to know.

When the Continue button is pressed, the app continues to a bare-bones chat client:

(yeah, I didn’t really have a lot of inspiration writing a demo conversation)

I hope this helps some people(and I hope never having to use this).

EDIT: the app is now on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jeroendebusser.aspiemeltdown

[actuallyautisticadult-deactivat]

Searched for it and it’s available in the Apple Store too!

[13faeinapenguinsuit]

This app is friggin’ awesome! And it just keeps getting better with every update!

Most of the autistics I know in person, and a few of my d/Deaf and HoH friends have it on their phones or tablets.

[al-grave]

[hoodoo-chyle]

al-grave:

The varying wavelengths of different colors

Adorable science is adorable. 

[mankillercalledbunny]

IT BOOMS WHENEVER THERE IS A RAINBOW

[somethingawesomerthanawesome]

Yes, and the red one seems to look back at the rainbow each time it happens.

[thepupupthere]

June creeping up on us…

[noohdles-deactivated20170728]

[ahobbitincamelot]

pls enjoy these sheep dressed as planes

bonus - actual gif of Hercules Shipwright:

[did-you-know]

‘Hilda’ was a popular plus-size calendar girl in the 1950s. Illustrator Duane Bryers wanted to draw a 'plumpy gal pinup’ but wasn’t sure how to sell a plus-size lady, so he portrayed her as a charming, playful, clumsy, barely-dressed redhead. The Hilda calendar series was successful for over three decades, and she’s now resurfaced as a social media icon. Source

[passiveaggressivemole]

how much it costs a trans person to physically transition: $7000-$50000+

how much it costs you to respect a trans person regardless if they have physically transitioned or not: $0

[mysharona1987]

[sheliesshattered]

[Picture of a Tweet that reads: “every time you joke about a celebrity’s mental illness someone close to you realizes they can never talk to you about theirs”.]