Glade-alerted-the-horde - Glade Alerted The Horde

this website loves a fuck ass bob but stays silent about worf. the man with the most fuck ass bob out there.

the name "theresa" is so funny like. theres a what

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Oops, all Garak

i love re-consuming media i used to love when i was younger. like wow! child me still is in me i am holding her hand and keeping her safe and doing her favorite things with her!!!!

if it's good enough for you, then it deserves to be made. don't let anyone else decide if your story is worth it or not.

I... did not know that 6 month old cats were that big I kept imagining them as the size of slightly bigger kits

Yeah man, this is the lie that the warriors animation community has been perpetuating for a while. Mostly out of ignorance haha Here is a growth video of a kitten to ten months old which is about the time between kit to warrior in canon (though it might be more like warrior at 12 months, but it varies quite a lot), and here is a picture of that cat at 6 months old, seen at 0:16 in the video. It starts to make a lot more sense that this is the age that kittens are allowed to start battle training and even participating in defending their clan, because they are at six months old physically capable of doing so. Many breeds of cats keep maturing in their density and weight until 3-5 years of age, but the bulk of growth always happens in the first six months.

Truthfully I think a lot of people depict apprentices as tiny children because that is easier to differentiate on screen, especially if animation designs are exaggerated where certain characters are huge for dramatic effect (think often tigerstar the first and characters like lionheart). This isn't actually wrong to do, and can be a very effective choice in communicating the age of certain characters without having to tell the audience in neon lights that this character is an apprentice.

but it should be a choice, and some discussions I have seen about the warrior cats online makes the assumption that all apprentices are tiny and helpless (maybe based on these depictions? unkown) when the reality is that at six months old, non-fictional cats enter adolescence, they are almost always desperate for independence and 'leave the nest' so to speak, and can in fact raise their own litter of kittens (not an uncommon occurrence in wild cats, but I do not recommend this for the health of the animals and discourage owners from this practice). I'm not sure that there is much point in comparing the physical development of cats to people especially regarding a fictional series, (and granted I'm just a fan and not an expert) but If we are talking about real-live physical cats at six months old, they're more comparable to 14-16 year olds than tweenagers 11-13, by ten months we're talking about late adolescence, maybe 18 year olds. Think about it, plenty of people in high school get misinterpreted as adults, that's the age range we're talking about. I understand that this is a hot debated topic in fandom as apprentices are often interpreted as younger characters, but I find it more interesting to depict them closer to a feline's realistic development, at least in an artistic sense, and probably will continue to do so.

ART DUMPPPPP

Some trek stuff from my insta

random worf jadzia doodle

my concept for if the great link all became one thing

neelix with a fucked up haircut

since ds9 is a mall i wondered if influencers do annoying mall interviews there

janeway riding voyager like napoleon

sketchbook doodles

hypebeast worf (old but i never posted it here)

on my star trek insta people recommended me sci fi shows and I watched them and drew fanart of the ones I liked ( and some I had already seen)

in order from left to right babylon 5, farscape, firefly, the lexx, the orville, the x files, red dwarf, dr who (9th doctor,) 3rd rock from the sun, stargate SG-1, alf, and battlestar galactica :)

also my blog is being updated again (yay!!!)

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