#the grump

[theowlgoesmoo]

I absolutely love this shot of Atta. She's so, SO mad. The grumpy sass is just radiating off her. I had to draw it.

[museqmeg]

Wip Wednesday for the twins’ birthday week featuring THE GRUMP. The full wip is up on Patreon along with a sketch timelapse.

Timelapse of the birthday boyz sketch | MusEq Meg on Patreon

Official Post from MusEq Meg

[scrollsfromarebornrealm]

Life at Gage Acquisitions is going well for Mathye

[quite-actually-a-nacho]

I’ve really just been having a sort of bad day in general and my mood and confidence are always worse on humid rainy days like it’s so unbelievably disgusting outside and then bad things happened but they’re sorta trivial so I’m just grouchy now I guess

[grumpiiart]

The Grump - Grumpii version of the Grinch

Not even seen the movie yet but here the fanart 😊

[agnarr-frey]

OOC: Agnarr’s Disease

Agnarr’s Disease - These are little facts found throughout the web that I’ve pieced together. I believe it to be accurate but again, this is all the stuff I’ve pieced together. I apologize if some of it isn’t accurate and if you know about it, please let me know! <3

Osteogenesis Imperfecta, otherwise known as “Brittle Bone Disease,” is a genetic disorder characterized by bones that break easily, often from little or no apparent cause. The term literally means “bone that is imperfectly made from the beginning of life.” A person is born with this disorder and is affected throughout his or her lifetime.

People with OI experience frequent broken bones from infancy through puberty. The frequency typically decreases in the young adult years but may increase again later in life. Other medical problems might include:

- Bone deformity, and bone pain.

- Distinctive features of the skull including late closing fontanels, and head circumference greater than average.

- Hearing loss may begin in the early 20s and by middle age is present in more than 50% of people with OI.

- Skin hyperlaxity; easy bruising.

- Fatigue.

Since the 1970’s a list of numbered types has been used to describe the different forms of OI. The original list featured 4 Types. Today, as a result of recent research 15 Types of OI have been identified. Many people with OI do not fit clearly into one of the identified types and not all characteristics are seen in each person.

(If Agnarr’s were to be categorized; he would have Type IV. He does not have all of these symptoms; it’s just a basic overview)

- Between Type I and Type III in severity.

- Bones fracture easily. Most fractures occur before puberty.

- Shorter than average stature.

- Sclera (whites of eyes) are white or near-white (i.e. normal in color).

- Mild to moderate bone deformity.

- Tendency toward spinal curvature.

- Barrel-shaped rib cage.

- Triangular face.

- Brittle teeth possible.

- Hearing loss possible.

- Collagen improperly formed.

There is no cure for OI, but there are ways to manage the symptoms. Despite the obstacles, many people who have OI lead productive and fulfilling lives well into their adult years. Treatment may include fracture care, physical therapy, surgical procedures, medications, lifestyle features, and mobility aids.

[videcoeur]

I would do a judgment with Yourik but all he would say is ‘get off my lawn’ at half yall trolls lmao