#albert alexander

[softlytired]

Drew one of @lupucs OCs because he’s a very good boy and I wanna see more of him ☺️

[berry-muffin]

since i often listen to steam powered giraffe albums while drawing i’ve been wanting to draw something for it for a while so here

thanks to some interdimensional time-related shenanigans rav manages to collect a bunch of spg heroes and he decides to take them to a steam powered giraffe concert which is just an excuse to draw them in casual clothes

[sometimes-delcatty]

"Merle was still a Skitty when it happened and he... Well, he didn't speak for about a month afterwards..."

[berry-muffin]

continuation of the roller skate shenanigans:

rav and airheart try to teach cosmo how to stay vertical while the rest of the heroes break out the moves

[truground]

This Day in Environmental History – On February 12, 1941 Albert Alexander became the first human given a highly experimental drug called Penicillin. He had been scratched by a rose thorn on his face and was badly infected with both Staphylococcus and Streptococcus. Despite various modern treatments at the time, his head was covered with abscesses and one of his eyes had been removed -  death was imminent. However, once he was given penicillin his infection immediately began to subside. But regrettably only an extremely small quantity of penicillin was available thus Doctors were unable to give any additional injections where upon he died 5 days later.  Nevertheless, this proved for the first time in history the efficacy of penicillin to treat bacterial infections and marked the beginning of the antibiotic age in human medicine.  It is impossible to know how many lives have been saved by penicillin globally but many have placed estimates near 200 million.

[chaoticcomposition]

trying to finish everything in my wips again, here’s the captain of the harwich and ada’s best friend, albert! 

[rinrinp42]

Hmmm, kinda want to write a fic based on this song because I think it'd be hilarious

(the link is to YouTube but I'm not sure if the uploader is associated with Albert, so you can also find the song on Albert Alexander's Bandcamp under the title Zombies! in the album Fiction)

[sometimes-delcatty]

12/25/16 5:00

we lost Albert yesterday…. It’s my fault, honestly… I thought cutting through Murcrow Pass was a good idea. We were barely in there for ten minutes when the biggest Krabby I’ve ever seen smashed uo against the side of the ship. Al ran over to fend it off but it… It grabbed him… We tried to get him back, we really did, but it was already too late… We’d been together since we were little

This crew is never going to be the same