Ashmycelia - Ashwini

my wife how I've missed her

Quilla Bung - a folk tale turned into learning lesson for two sapphics to not fuck with geese.

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assignment for my comics class, might redo this but without the constraints we had sometime

inkopolis news, live for the last time

HE'S BACK! WELCOME BACK!

Guys, we just got video evidence of an echidna species that was presumed extinct for over 60 years!

Look at this little guy

They can have some joy and whimsy. As a treat.

guy who gets into trends late -> BELIZEAN MIKU YAAYYYY

Something very discouraging I keep seeing happen over and over again is how quick transfems of colour are thrown under the bus once they stop serving their purpose as a rethorical talking point. It really sucks witnessing supposedly leftist white transfems calling for solidarity between us but immediately turning around calling their brown sisters disruptive and self righteous when they rightfully point out something racist that was said.

I don't know it's just very alienating knowing brown trans women will be dropped and singled out as being pick me girls for transmisogynists the second they start talking about racism within the community. It's deeply frustrating.

holy SHIT please read the whole thread and many more of these images right here, this artist put together an updated Opabinia reconstruction where every single one of these minute details (except coloration, obviously) are fully sourced making this most likely the first depiction factoring in 100% of current knowledge about it. Even I didn’t know it had little feet like a velvet worm and could have walked around on them! I never knew exactly how the trunk is oriented or how many “teeth” it is! I especially didn’t know the mouth was that weird! And I kind of assumed this since it’s a lobopod and all, but the whole animal was soft and squishy except for the eyes and the teeth. It did not have armor plates or a jointed exoskeleton like a lot of people portray. This also means all five of the eyes would have been able to bend and look around independently! The eye structure in fossils also indicates that they would have PSEUDOPUPILS! That’s the pupil-like dot in the eyes of insects like mantises!

do you see my vision

this was super fun to draw bc i feel like i've finally adapted my style to digital art and also this is two of my favorite wlw ships and im proud of myself for coming up with this :)