#moho

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[oobbbear]

GUYS, MOHO, THAT ONE COOL ANIMATION SOFT WARE THAT DOES COOL RIGGING, IS 95% OFF RN, $400 NOW $25, AND ITS 1 TIME PURCHASE

You can get it here is a charity sale it’ll end in a few days aaa

Pro Animation Bundle

Pay what you want for the Moho Pro 12.5 Bundle—take your skills from novice to pro in no time and help support No Kid Hungry with your purch

I’ve been eyeing this for ages aaaaa

[dandytimez]

They want you, Scott Springwell, in the blue kingdom! Yay!

This took about 3 days- forever-

[sherrickmads]

i animated this karlach pinup in Moho over on p@treon! you can watch my breakdown of the process- AND get the project file too if you want.... 👀

[jemwolf]

Hey hey!! If anyone here is interested in getting into animation or is looking for software, Moho is doing a pay what you want deal through Humble Bundle right now!

Minimum of $25USD, you get the software and some brushpacks and stuff. The software is usually around $400, so. Now is a great time to pick it up even if you just wanna test it out.

My animation professor was really excited about this software and I'm super excited to try out the tools they've been showing off like smart bones. Definitely look up their YouTube where they show it off and pick it up if it appeals to ya!

This bundle is going till July 24th 2025, looks like

Pro Animation Bundle

Pay what you want for the Moho Pro 12.5 Bundle—take your skills from novice to pro in no time and help support No Kid Hungry with your purch

[jadafitch]

Day 25 of Avian August 2025, Birds of Hawaii, hosted by @cookiedoves: ʻōʻōʻāʻā or Kauaʻi ʻōʻō (Moho braccatus)

The ʻōʻōʻāʻā was one of five nectarivorous species in the Mohoidae (Hawaiian honeyeater) family of birds. All were endemic to the Hawaiian Islands, and all are now extinct. The ʻōʻōʻāʻā was the last member of the family to disappear, its call last recorded in 1987.

Many flowering plants, such as the Alakaʻi swamp lobelia (Lobelia villosa), relied on Hawaiian honeyeaters as pollinators. Without their historical partners, many of these flowers are now dependent on generalist species or wind pollination, leaving their future uncertain as well.

[in-vyn-cible]

I’d like to remind everyone that a photo of a nestling Kaua’i ō’ō exist and should give a BIG thank you to John Sincock who also has an unpublished paper about the ō’ō and his trips to Alaka’i swamp. This is the only known photograph of a nestling ō’ō. You can find this photo on the birds of the world website (linked in citation)

Sykes Jr., P. W., A. K. Kepler, C. B. Kepler, and J. M. Scott (2020). Kauai Oo (Moho braccatus), version 1.0. In Birds of the World (A. F. Poole, Editor). Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Ithaca, NY, USA. https://doi.org/10.2173/bow.kauoo.01

Species accounts for all the birds of the world.

I hope the rest of his photos are out there somewhere. I was super lucky to be able to find his unpublished paper as well as some memos (shout out to Daniel Lewis who was able to send me the memos AND wrote about sincock and the ō’ō in his book Belonging on an Island : Birds, Extinction and Evolution in Hawai’i)

[william-snekspeare]

PLEAAASE i need to see your ferrets. show me. pleasies.

I am in the process of digitizing them into my computor ❤️