#cryptid creature

[endlessnightskyshoutsback]

if i had unrestricted access to a dense forest, i wouldn't say anything, but there would be signs.

the signs being me mysteriously disappearing and the only lead towards where i went are footsteps that abruptly end halfway into a patch of mushrooms.

[whereserpentswalk]

Hermit crabs are weird animals. They don't make their own shells, they steal them. If you live in a coastal city like I do you'll be somewhat familiar with weird creatures that live in the ocean but aren't fish. And sea snails don't shed shells, they only leave behind shells when they die. Hermit crabs are living in corpses basically, sometimes long dead corpses.

So when you did. Mabye something will want your bones. The hard parts of your body you leave behind after the soft parts are all gone. Something that doesn't have bones of it's own to enjoy and to keep it steady.

And whatever takes your bones won't do it out of disrespect. It needs those bones just like you once needed them. Those bones will keep it safe and alive just like they once kept you safe and alive. It's not a human taking them, but it's still something that will use and love those bones just like a human would. And you don't need them anymore.

So mabye, if you're ever near an empty beach in the winter, or a forgotten bit of rock under a bridge, or a mostly empty subway station in a coastal neighborhood, leave some human remains out. There's something that might be living there that could use them. Not as a sacrifice, but as a gift to a neighbor.

[stiggydan]

Mysterious encounter

[newsiesiswhyimhere]

May I ask how Void became NOT your dad

Im intrigued

..... That's a great question.....

Uhhhhh

I vaguely remember sending Star Wars gifs back and forth?

It has something to do with that maybe?

I don't have a very good memory........

@burnininhell do you remember?

[attackedastoria]

May your holidays be merry and SCREEEEEEEEE--

(Pls bring him a snack)

[rin-varga-illo]

Some close-ups of my latest illustration! I loved doing the fine lines on the antlers, but the hardwood floor of all things was a bit of a challenge. Overall, I loved how this piece turned out!

(I wish the Nightshading process didn't cut some of the quality, but it's better than going without, in my opinion)

[monniponi]

Vegetable Lamb of Tartary 🐑🌿