#noodleteeth

[peachybats]

Fandom request: Food Wars anime

i only watched a couple episodes of this show but i know this guy and love him

[throughthestarpost]

I love your comic so far! What's your update schedule?

Thanks so much!

When I can, I try to get a page per week done and posted on saturday or sunday. But I can’t always guarantee that, as this is a hobby and real life gets busy! If there’’s going to be a delay I’ll notify you guys here. 

[fbwzoo]

I just saw you reblogged the post about animals that went extinct in the wild and got brought back; and I've seen the Oryx's at a local deer farm in Texas! We asked why they had them; they said they we helping with breeding programs

Oh that’s neat!! Not something I’d expected to see on a Texas deer farm, lol, but I’m glad they were able to help! I love reading wildlife success stories like that post.

[kiraraneko]

Johann the goat-dragon serving as a fine example for my anthro redesign commissions! Had fun with this and I love the result - @noodleteeth already has a fursuit and enamel pin design in the works, so I'm really excited to see all that she does with this child! ________________________________ Etsy | Tumblr | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Commissions | DeviantArt | FurAffinity | Weasyl | Ko-fi

[bunjywunjy]

I compare the Ga'hoole movie to be the same quality as the 2010 ATLA movie. Butchered to hell. (I will admit the animation on it was top-notch tho)

not to the same extent as the Movie We Don’t Talk About, but yeah. it had the same problem of Executives Remake A Beloved Book Without Fucking Reading It First

[noodleteeth]

Dragon's love fish

Fanart of Toothless and the light fury!

[kemonowo]

Yo! Could you start crediting the owner of these suits? It's impolite to repost fursuit pictures without any sort of credit or even a username to follow them on

don’t worry, I do! click on the emoji and it takes them to their insta :)

[rockflavors]

If anyone is in/near Seattle, there is a totally epic rock shop. I forgot the street it's on, but it's downtown Seattle right next to a Domino's. It has big stuff (3ft tall geodes, petrified wood tables) small things (ammonite fossils, small crystals) rare things (cave bear skull, huge fossils) it's definitely worth a look

Hey, that’s neat to know! I’m not anywhere near Seattle, but this is helpful for people who are!

Isn’t it neat seeing fossils in shops? That you can just like... pick up and buy?