#baers

[alicia-illustrates]

Da baers. Did a few of Aaron Blaise's lessons on grizzly bears this week.

So. Much. Fur. How do you fur?

Some of 'em are a little wonky, because they were in my sketchbook, and I kept running out of room, dammit. I scanned them and digitally colored them.

And sorry about the musculature one. It's a bit grotesque, sure, but I think it's pretty cool.

[oxymoron-pleonasma]

[manilovseal-blog]

[theflub]

[literare-archive]

@baers + 🩷

sit on the kitchen chair in the compound of tantalus,. white. sterile. just like everything else down here. had been a few other assets here when she arrived, but they had swiftly scattered when she arrived. and she enjoyed being alone. as if it had been her default setting since childhood. waiting for someone to be brought in from a different facility, get answers from them & she could be on her merry way. only the transit seemed to have dragged out, and she arrived too early. shoes kicked off, feet resting upon the opposite chair while scrolling through a few documents, gaze only lift as he comes into the kitchen, displeased little twitch of her nose before focus drops back to the tablet in her hand.

[literare-archive]

@baers said : are you ever not a dick?

never grieved her parents, younger self only loathed them & she never grew from that feeling. it was simply there. had never been tempted to look them up to see where they were, if they were still alive ( and if they were, they would probably have been dead by now. ) hatered for them running deep. tantalus never saw them as a threat, one of their assets that did have a family on the outside & never sought them out. they weren't a threat. the relationship she had with magnolia however ? a threat. because her loyalty wavered, if only for a few seconds. it was enough however. enough for them to kill her & that, in turn . . . the loss enough for her to want to take them all down. not interested in the assets tantalus sat with, not interested in the doctors of scientist ( well, some she might have paid attention to, mostly those who worked with or on magnolia. ) but otherwise she wanted those who sat in power. those who gained something from the organization.

like the man currently spluttering blood at her feet. a slow death really. one that hurt. not to talk about the hours earlier, spent beneath her touch. feeling the torture, mind picking it up as if it were actually happening & information spilled across lips. and now, there is nothing left : and so there is no reason to keep him alive. dagger sticking out of his throat, barely nicked the corotid artery and slowly bleeding out on very expensive carpet. hands broken, so if he wanted to speed up the process, he couldn't. dark gaze slowly trail across him, squatted down, forearms on thighs and hands hanging lazily : not in any rush to leave. perhaps wrong, but a part of her likes this. death. soundless, but so very ending. atlas break the silence however & there's annoyance as she looks up at him, nearly forgotten he was there.     ❝   do you ever shut up ?   ❞

[cesargonzalezart]

"Los de hoy" disfrutando el skate con los buenos amigos!!! #baers #diy #stillrocking #fun #SkateboardingForever #Love #skateandfriends (en Cuautitlán Izcalli) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bpdt87QFwxc/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=y9tdqwk36sr8

[baersfurniture-blog]

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