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Puyo Characters, Fever Edition(100 Daily Drawings)
+ a gogotte because no one ever draws him and hes forever my favorite so like. i feel an obligation to post every bit of art ive ever finished for him.
I don't know if anybody's asked this question. But what are your favorite types of rocks and/or geological formations?
OKAY so, obviously its a basic bitch answer but i DO love columnal basalt, its such an incredible example of how the chemical structure of particular minerals can affect the structure on a macro level!!!
Plus I played the Myst series a lot as a kid, and Amateria in Exile features columnal basalt which gives it this fantastically otherworld feel
BUT since thats such a basic answer, I gotta also give a shoutout to TROVANTS which are actually a type of rock which GROW and MOVE!!! They look all bulbous and weird:
Now, scientists originally thought this was the result of concretion (which is basically the process concrete is made thru for anyone reading who doesnt know) BUT there isnt a central nucleus AND theyre basically the same minerals as the sandstones beneath them! Its thought that they are undergoing a similar process though, where rainfall quick-dissolves and redeposits the sediment that make them up. (really not calling it concretion is a matter of semantics but hey all science is built on semantics soooooo)
But since I'm talking about concretion and how it results in fascinating formations, I ALSO have to bring up the similarly bizarre concretion examples known as Gogottes
These weirdos are made through ACTUAL concretion and a number of other chemical and geological processes over millions of years, and are functionally just bizarre chunks of sandstone!
As for regular, common minerals, I am partial to my namesake Jade, specifically the Jadeite side of it (Theres really two entirely different mineral groups which we call Jade, because taxonomy is funny), because it has some gorgeous subtle coloration differences. I also gotta give a shoutout to serpentinite because its a very neat mineral which makes up a lot of my local area
sorry for rambling i am just ALWAYS excited to talk about geology its so FASCINATING
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