don't sweat it

sasuke uchiha is great. that is all

[a-book-of-creatures]

Centaur Watching Fish by Arnold Böcklin (1878).

I love love love Böcklin’s mythical pieces, they have this sense of realism, and often even sensitivity.

[thestuffedalligator]

I thought I recognized the style so I looked it up and I’m so happy because this is the same artist who painted Centaur at the Village Blacksmith.

I love that this was a subject he apparently went to multiple times. Centaurs in perfectly mundane situations.

[a-book-of-creatures]

Don’t worry, he also painted them doing what they do best - beating the shit out of each other.

[the-composite-doll]

@horsefigureoftheday

[horsefigureoftheday]

YESSS

My own favorite paintings of centaurs in mundane situations include "The Centaur Playing with Her Child" by Otto Soltau and "A Centaur Playing with His Son" by Otto Bache

[simply-a-dream]

“don’t take it personally” how would you like me to take it then? professionally? romantically? academically?

[creative-anchorage]

[suriandtaal]

[macabro]

A Unicron is earth AU (better name pending) beatboard I made back in june and prettied up a bit to before posting.

Fellers I'm losing hope this idea will make it past sketches.

I'm still munching away at this au in my brain. This is what it feels to be chained up all the time or something.

[bringmethepeculiar]

Best versions of Bumblebee are the ones where he’s slightly feral compared to everyone else.

Like, he was raised on ship where everyone was focused more on teaching him trigger etiquette than social etiquette. He has bitten people before to get them to back up. He will bite again.

Most items (and people) on the Ark have B-127’s dentae marks in them just because he considers his mouth a third hand.

His combat style is ‘Random Bullshit Go’, just kick, scratch, bite, and cut off the energon supply to the processor as quickly as you can, no time for style or fancy moves just GO-

And, sure, he has knowledge of proper fighting techniques but his method works just as well if not better, so…

Bee is sort of like Ellie from The Last of Us, born after society pretty much collapsed, so all of the cultural norms from before are alien concepts to him.

[rabid-rabbit1112]

Life has got me busy, but here's my latest piece, hope ye like it!!!

[starscream-is-my-wife]

‘What a puny blue planet… why do I want to protect it?’

[transformers-and-taxa]

I need a bot in stasis on earth to just like…die. I don’t mean this maliciously or anything, but I think going into stasis surrounded by organics should come with consequences, like how you’ll see abandoned buildings get reclaimed by plants or even have termites eat through actively lived in homes.

I need the Autobots or Decepticons to track down someone, who went into stasis on earth for the war, only to find fungi mycorrhiza clogging their Energon lines having consumed every drop. I need lichens, mosses, and ferns sprouting from their frame, slowly absorbing the micronutrients that leech off of them as bacteria and protists excrete acid to dissolve them microscopically. I need small detritivores like snails, isopods, and insects eating those plants and bacteria. I need a nest of mice hidden under their armour. I need a clutch of mysterious eggs safely nestled away in a burrow under their arm. I need the earth to completely and entirely reclaim them.

And the worst part, the worst part is that I need them to see that this was inevitable. I need them to see that they can clean them up, remove all the plants and debris, provide them with fresh Energon, and see how their very processor has been rusted and corroded

Everything but their spark is dead and consumed, and even that is barely holding on by a thread. They’re functionally a living corpse. At what point do you just let the wildlife take the rest of them? At what point do you wonder if their spark will even return to the allspark?

I need them to see that this will happen in every habitat across earth. Maybe not as fast. A rainforest is hungrier than a desert: but they’ll both eat you.

I need them to see that: even with Unicron locked away, asleep for millennia more, he will still consume them if they stay.

Everytime they see an organic from here on out, I need them to shiver

[Fungal metal corrosion| Radiotrophic fungi| Plants that absorb heavy metals ]

@the-eater-of-the-snacks thanks for letting me ramble at you!

[axolartandfics]

Knock Out and Starscream are equally deranged but they both think they’re the normal one

(I could’ve inked and colored this but I feel the sketch layer truly captures the energy I was going for)

[mictiankityrrrr]

reposting this because I really love what i made and I think this deserves a separate post

[atzuuuu]

That image of Earth by Artemis II means a lot to me 🌎❤️‼️

Esa imagen de la Tierra por Artemis ll significa MUCHO para mí 🌎❤️‼️

[crumb-crumblet-s-crumbington]

i think its interesting that sentinel named bumblebee in TFA

[bugswags]

Butch Trans GNC whatever go my gender apathetic Bumblebee

[fishyswimswim]

Throws this at u

[michaela-o]

First aid learning about humans <3

[moonbugggy]

here's something a little less angsty to make up for yesterdays crimes lol

[earthsparked]

Mech: I’ve noticed something about Earth

Mech 2: yeah? What?

Mech: a lot of the animals have this thing called a tapetum lucidum. It’s a a layer of tissue in their organic optics that gives off that reflective glow when light hits it just right. Works as a retroreflector, helps ‘em see in the dark.

Mech 2: uh, yeah? We’ve all seen those four-legged things crossing the road out on patrol. Hound gets real upset when he finds one dead.

Mech: …have you noticed the humans don’t have one?

Mech 2: course I did! Humans can’t see for scrap in the dark, it was in Ratchet’s briefing. One of ‘em, anyway.

Mech: so humans can’t really see in the dark because they don’t have a tapetum lucidum

Mech: …but without a tapetum lucidum, they don’t have that optic glow to give away their position. Not only do they still roam around in the dark mostly blind, but they don’t want anyone knowing they’re there while they do it.

Mech 2: …huh

Mech: they evolved to be like this on a planet full of things that could eat them. It makes you wonder

Mech 2:

Mech: what kind of creature evolves to prioritize stealth in darkness, over being able to see? what kind of creature evolves the ability to detect and hunt organics in the dark based on their optic glow, while not possessing that glow, themselves?

Mech 2: …our optics glow.

Mech: they do.

Mech 2:

Mech:

[starscream-is-my-wife]

Shattered glass version of Autobots passing on the highway