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Doodles for my lovely Patreons in the Colossal Shrimp tier!
Every month I do free doodles for my $7 tier. You can read more about it here: patreon.com/Shrimpkini?utm…
Tgs Monday yall know what that means
The moooossssss (aka dnd lanyde as per usual)
Why do I only get motivation for straight bs
Og pic + drawing without text ⬆️
Med student Jekyll from my Glass Scientists univeristy au :3
The background is an edited background from Trauma Centre, but I can’t remember which game 😭, thank you so much Ollie for introducing me to that series
YAY I'M TRYING TO ANIMATE MORE!!!
I know the end of the comic WON'T BE OUR END, but it's still stressful, hang in there <33
A little sneak peak of a Glass Scientists PMV I've been working on for months. Should come out Monday on my YT (Wybie Wyvern), if everything goes well.
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💬 0 🔁 0 ❤️ 0 · A little The Glass Scientists AU PMV I made over the past few months, please enjoy.
I fucking love glass scientists and that hasn’t changed since last year (underline is the old drawing)
Probably a batshit insane question (but I'm writing horror low-fantasy comedy so bear with me), but science/chemistry/glassmaking tumblr:
If availability wasn't an issue (you could find a large deposit somewhere) what would be the best metal, other than tin, to use in the production of float glass?
(Float glass is made by pouring molten glass onto a bed of molten tin, letting it even itself out, and then slowly passing it through a very long kiln for annealing so that it cools slowly enough (like 15+minutes) to break less often. I am thinking about replacing the tin.)