reaperdarling

30. [email protected] . Bi Nonbinary Bitch Boy. NSFW content creator. Cash app M.Reaper.

[reapersheek]

It's my birthday tomorrow🤡

[richkidsandfakefriends-deactiva]

head over boots baby

[duh-d-o-p-e-s-t-bitch]

So fucking cute oml

[69-shades-of-lesbian]

that was so fucking cute 😍

[micmarie1]

That’s too adorable!

[reapersheek]

Well hey

[prinz-myshkin]

Bothersome beast, comforting friend

[camtot]

Braved the rain to take these photos right after they came out the kiln

This and a bunch of other stuff will be coming with me to Carriageworks this weekend for finders keepers, so come along if you’re in Sydney!

[lamignonette]

[sleepysaurus4]

Spirits

[makingimages]

Magic Dogwood is an unusual Mexican subspecies of Cornus Florida which is very sought-after for its large leaves and especially for its very unusual welded-together bracts reminiscent of Chinese lanterns.

[stsebastiens]

finding out there's a frankenstein ballet and that it was in october of last year…DEVASTATING

look at this. look at these. im foaming at the mouth

[verminprincess]

Actor Patrick Swayze at home, Lakeview, California, USA, 1995

Photographed by Mary Ellen Mark

[extinctionstories]

This 36x48” oil on canvas diptych is part of a series I’ve been working on based on the thylacine, also known as the “Tasmanian Tiger” or marsupial wolf.

One of my biggest interests has always been animals, and in particular the ones that humans have destroyed. Every lost or vanishing species is its own story, and as an illustrator theirs are the stories that I am the most invested in telling (hence the blog).

The thylacine is one of the classic examples of human-caused extinction: an utterly unique creature, deliberately exterminated due to a combination of greed, ignorance, hubris, and fear.

Scared or anxious marsupials have a habit of stretching their jaws in a display known as a yawn (you’ve probably seen memes of opossums that look like they’re yelling—it’s the same thing). This display was especially striking in the thylacine, which could open its jaw to over 90°. Some of the most famous photos of thylacines capture them in this attitude of fear.

Unfortunately for the thylacine, humans have more direct methods of dealing with the things that scare them.

The title of this pair of paintings is ‘When They Are Frightened, They Show Their Teeth’.

The overall series is called ‘Here Be Monsters’, as a nod to both the far-flung environs of the thylacine, and the behavior of those who intruded upon it.

Stay tuned for more.

[tempural]

Thylacine with conte crayon! Drawn for this month's Sticker Club. No scan for this powdery beast, I just took the same phone photo you see here and edited it for the sticker. Got a lil sad watching the video of the last known one from the 30's, pacing alone and yawning in a small cage after all its species were intentionally hunted to extinction. We don"t even got a sound recording. Hope we all learn to ✨love one another✨ human n animal alike 🤪

[silicon65]

I can finally share these with people ^^ here's a thylacine keychan design I made, you can get these on my ko-fi

Thylacine Acrylic Keychain - Silicon's Ko-fi Shop

-3,5'' double sided acrylic aeychain

[bigfoots-side-pi3ce]

i havent stopped thinking about thylacines since the day i first met them

[tea-slur]

The Thylacine Sew-On Patch is now available on my Ko-fi shop!!

You can find my shop using this link here, or by using the linktree in my bio!!

[one-with-the-tree]

It's Thylacine Day.

88 years ago the last known thylacine passed away in Hobart Zoo, marking the species' extinction.

[thylacines-toybox]

Be free, little pom pom thylacine!!