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I'm using my main blog as my reblog-blog for various reasons. If you're interested in my art, make sure to follow me on MY ART BLOG ! ♥

[mistresssheo]

Tja

Found here 🦋

[translating-german-to-english]

Depending on context:

* well then.

* ain't nothing you can do about it.

* well how about that then.

* you brought that upon yourself dude.

* it is what it is.

* that was completely to be expected.

* told you so.

[translatingpoststogerman]

Je nach Kontext:

* tja.

* tja.

* tja.

* tja.

* tja.

* tja.

* tja.

[spidersdaily]

[cartoonscientist]

I mean, I do like spiders

what?

[bittysteam]

2026 ARTFIGHT ATTACK MASTERPOST

Part 1 ..... Part 2

(This last one i wasn't able to officially submit it to artfight in time but it was done with artfight spirit)

THUMBNAILS

(For those mentioned below if you've already received your art please just ignore this post this is mostly me organizing)

Artfight usernames from first to last:

@filez34, @unu-nunu-art, @spookyshoodie

[unu-nunium]

Thank you again for drawing Drift, I adore this very much ^u^

[nasa]

Meet Dr. Nancy Grace Roman

A photo of Dr. Nancy Grace Roman holding a model of the Hubble Space Telescope.

You have to be a pretty big deal for NASA to name a space telescope after you, and that is certainly the case for Dr. Nancy Grace Roman — our Roman Space Telescope’s namesake. She’s sometimes called the “mother of Hubble,” but she’s really the mother of all space-based observatories and NASA science in general. As NASA’s first chief astronomer, Dr. Roman's vision and leadership supercharged space science and helped make NASA the world-class scientific institution it is today.

Nancy Grace Roman as a young child.

Nancy Grace Roman was born on May 16, 1925 in Nashville, Tennessee. She was naturally curious about the world, a trait she attributed to taking nature walks with her mother as a child. By seventh grade, she had decided that she was going to be an astronomer. 

She later recounted, “I certainly did not receive any encouragement. I was told from the beginning that women could not be scientists.”

A 1972 photo of Dr. Roman at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md.

Nancy received her bachelor’s in astronomy from Swarthmore College in 1946 and her doctorate in astronomy from the University of Chicago in 1949. She specialized in spectral classification, which involves spreading starlight out into a rainbow to see the individual colors. She would decode these rainbows to learn about the temperature and brightness of the stars, and their distances and movements.

In 1959, just six months after NASA was founded, someone at the agency asked Dr. Roman if she knew someone who might be interested in creating a space-based astronomy program. She sure did — she applied for the job herself, and she got it!

Dr. Roman works with a model of the Orbiting Solar Observatory (OSO).

Creating a whole space program from scratch was no small feat. Dr. Roman quickly set her sights on the stars, determined to make space-based telescopes a reality.

Scientists had been batting around the idea of Hubble for generations. Today, after more than three decades in orbit and thousands of discoveries, it’s hard to believe that Hubble was ever a contentious idea. But in the mid-20th century, a budget-starved NASA and a post-World War II government were hesitant to follow the ambitious ideal of a giant new telescope.

But Dr. Roman knew how transformative it would be to observe the cosmos from above Earth’s turbulent atmosphere, which blurs images from even the best ground-based telescopes. So she gathered astronomers from around the country and sat them down in a room with NASA engineers to hash out the possibilities. 

Then she championed the idea to Congress, saying that “for the price of one night at the movies each year, each American would receive 15 years of exciting discoveries.” (And she actually undersold it, since we’ve now received over 36 years of discoveries from Hubble!)

In this 1965 photo, Dr. Roman (center) conducts a demonstration with Smith College students during a visit to NASA.

With leadership experience stretching back to at least the fifth or sixth grade, when she organized her friends into an astronomy club, Dr. Roman paired a personable approach with unwavering commitment to the mission, regardless of who or what stood in her way. And now we have her to thank for not just Hubble but for every other space telescope that has followed.

A portrait of Dr. Roman with the Stratoscope II balloon in the background.

In less than a month, the observatory named in Dr. Roman’s honor will journey to the heavens to transform our view of the universe. Read more about the woman behind the mission’s name here: https://science.nasa.gov/people/nancy-roman/. Follow along with Roman’s road to launch at nasa.gov/roman, and virtually tour the Roman observatory here.

Make sure to follow us on Tumblr for your regular dose of space!

[duskstarshine]

All my animated attacks from this year!!

I'm really happy with the amount of 3D attacks I was able to make this year! Even if i was busy the first half of this month, I'm sad its over already Dx This has definitely helped me a lot more in my speed in modeling though! Usually I'd take 2-3 hours just modeling the head of a character, though doing these has significantly helped me speed up my process of making and refining head models ^o^ Pluss always good practicing modeling in different art styles! :D

(and always good to find an excuse to set aside time to animate, since I'm usually to busy modeling, to animate these days Dx )

Final attack ratio this year:

-- Characters in order seen above--

Clown Ink - By Someuh12

Honey - By honeybubbletea33

Opus - By snowiiart

Shimmering Ink Blots - By Ink_SansWithETD

Balloon - By IcedSouls

Magikaverse!Ink - by MsPandora

[toadalled]

She is very lonely

[unu-nunu-art]

Art Fight has concluded! Are you happy with your results? Did you learn new things or maybe even made new friends? I've drawn all of these before doing the doodle marathon on stream, with my total count being 13 attacks this year. Not a bad result, right? ^u^

Credits (from left to right, top to bottom): Point Me Home @/jebidebi Keygen @drinkachyfi Yin @/noob_sara Lilac @corpse-not-found

[honeybubbletea33]

some of my Artfight attacks :) belonging in order to @sethdomain, @duskstarshine, @z1pperz0omin and ofc @unu-nunu-art

[unu-nunium]

They all look amazing! Thank you for drawing Template!! ヾ(≧▽≦*)o

I hope you had a great Art Fight!

[gamechangershow]

NERD BUTT STUFF 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

➡️ Go to Dropout to watch new Game Changer now

Noise Some Makes - Season 8 - Dropout

Josh, Zac, and Brennan return and make even more noise. Content Warning: Emetophobia (Gagging and animation of vomiting) - [27:57-28:02] Em

[kianamaiart]

followed my heart

[bitcoitus]

Please remember that almost everyone around you is traumatized. I didn’t understand this when I was younger. I wondered why people acted so strangely and irrationally. Maybe all children wonder this. The author Robert Anton Wilson said (paraphrasing), “We have never seen a completely sane adult human.” No one makes it out of this life alive. It’s not their fault. Mercy, kindness, forgiving — these are what makes one human. They are other names for love. People break in the strangest of ways.

[bitcoitus]

“Under the present brutal and primitive conditions on this planet, every person you meet should be regarded as one of the walking wounded. we have never seen a man or woman not slightly deranged by either anxiety or grief. we have never seen a totally sane human being." — Robert Anton Wilson

[mlarayoukai]

hamusapi_pi

[thepromiscuousfinger]

[notyourjaan]

If you experienced trauma in childhood or had a rough childhood, dude listen to me. Offer yourself play. You were deprived of it.

Keep bubbles in the house, blow bubbles in the yard, blow them in your room, get a coloring book that doesn’t have to be an adult one with mandalas, watch cartoons, laugh at stupid things, dress up as a superhero for Halloween, wear a Santa hat on Christmas and big light up snowflake earrings, lay down on the floor, lay down in the grass, eat eggos for dinner sometimes. It’s not stupid. You’re not childish. You’re giving your inner child what they had taken from them. They deserve it.

[personal-scientist]

I don't want to derail this post because it's an important message, and OP has addressed it to the people who most need to hear it. But... can i just add, for people who don't feel like they can give themselves permission to do this, that you can give yourself these things even if you didn't overtly experience trauma in childhood?

Even if you never thought of your upbringing as painful or malicious, you can and should still give yourself things you missed out on. Take that class! Learn that skill! Eat the foods you like, or branch out into new ones! Jump in piles of leaves and decorate your walls the way you want them.

Give yourself the things you couldnt have as a kid, especially if you didn't really get to have a childhood, but even if you didn't have the childhood you wanted. Go for a bike ride with friends. Go stargazing. Whatever it was that you feel like you missed, it's important to seek those things and remember that play and joy aren't exclusive to childhood.

[notyourjaan]

I don’t think you derailed this at all and think this was a really thoughtful addition. So thank you!

[unu-nunu-art]

Fellow Art Fighters, link me your profile pls

I want to do a sketch marathon

Share a link to your Art Fight profile here (your Team doesn't matter)

I'll look through all characters

On Wednesday (in two days), I'll do a stream on Twitch where I draw some of your characters, with each sketch taking about 20 minutes

Feel free to steal the idea or reblog for reach/reference

I do not expect anything in return, so please don't feel pressured if I end up sketching your character!

Please note that I will not take any direct requests and I will decide on the characters I want to draw!

I don't know the exact time frame for the stream yet, how long I will draw or how many characters I end up drawing. This is just meant as a fun activity for practice!

Lastly, please don't be upset if I don't end up drawing any of your characters or the sketch ends up rough/silly. 20 minutes ain't long to add polish after all, and I won't be able to draw every character I liked!

[ceruleanheaven]

life is so awesome if we ignore all that

[eingedeutscht]

Das Leben ist so geil, wenn man die Gesamtsituation ignoriert

[violence-series]

a collection of cautionne expressions! ⚠️😜

(wishlist interViolence on steam)