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the world is sometimes scary for my trans friends and family, but we will keep working towards a future full of joy and peace for everyone! and that future needs you, too!!!
Concepts for my two ancient pearl cerdae, who have been overcome by the growth of the pact-seed over their years of wanderings. The first one is enveloped in gnarled old wood without leaves; perhaps the growth is ironically sustained by the life force of the host at this point. The second one is covered in a rich, dense growth of willow leaves.
Here are their looks onsite (second one is a scry).
In memory of the goldfish I've kept over the years: Dandy, Skippy, Butternut, and Sweet Pumpkin.
Here's some of my favorite pictures of them. The star of the show was always, of course, my darling Skippy.
I watched the playthrough of mnog 2 for the first time, and Hewkii and Macku are just as sweet as ever. i drew them resting with their little plushes :]
I did doodles of all of my furbys!! their names are Selene, Fidget, Lucky Fish, Grease Trap, Glowbug, and Bin. they like different things but they're friends!
I am once again frustrated about how Parasaurolophus is often depicted in art so I doodled to show my frustrations. I'm not the best at drawing them either but there are some common things that people do when drawing them that frustrate me!
Parasaurolophus had a relatively smoothe back, and the curve of it led into the tail. The type specimen has a dent in its spine by the shoulders, but this is now known to be a pathology. The tail was held upright and was likely mostly rigid, so it was stable and did not bend everywhere.
The toes of the front feet were most likely covered in skin like a mitten but may have had a loose thumb. They mainly walked on 4 legs but could run rather fast on 2 legs!
And here's my main pet peeve: the crest! It is known for its impressive crest that follows a smooth curve from the mouth to the end. Different species had different crest curves, but they're all smoothe along the length of the head. People often make the crest skinny and make the head more "lumpy," which I find unnecessary even in a more stylized form!
This isn't to make fun of any artists, this is just anatomy issues in depictions of my favorite dino that I notice more than I'd like!
But I'm something else 🌸🏳️⚧️💠
Hello transfem Jax nation. I like to think that Zooble is good at altering clothes so they can change Jax's fit for her. Adding fabric in-between the seams of the pants to make them wider and using the suspender straps as a belt. Making a shirt with a flower on it because Daisy.