This Was Part Of A Bigger Picture Of A City In Was Working On But I Screwed Up The Perspective. But I

I have no idea as to why I am saying this but as a kid, I once thought that they called it the Gulf of Mexico because it looked to me like the end of a golf club upside down.

I completely forgot I said this.

Still true though.

This is why you don’t mess with art museum exhibits. It grows and consumes your buildings.

Had a weird dream involving a lighthouse in the middle of a forest. It had these weird metallic pipes jutting out everywhere for some reason. Forgot most of the dream later on during the day but I did a quick sketch of it when I woke up.

and so Horace escaped from prison atop his viking rowboat. looking on as the storm grew in intensity all around him. The fierce cold winds lashing at his bed sheet patchwork sails. There his gaze went to the colossal wave towering high above his Nordic raft. Horace shook his fist in anger at the peak of the curling wave, for atop the giant was the legendary Crystal Pepsi of the deep.  ready to lunge at the escape craft and destroy all in it’s path. so it was so it will.

I AM ALIVE BIHS! BLARGH! That is all.

Birdie Birdie birdie. Olden sketcheth of a birdie. Used a random picture of a swan for reference. Though it was a while back. Now I can't tell if it's flapping in water or fire.

Intravenous Ketchup #0003

Let's get one thing scientifically correct here... THE SKY IS NOT THE LIMIT! As far as science knows the sky is the limit for earth, or at least the Exosphere which acts as the last layer of Earth's atmosphere. If you are are talking about trying to reach a thin layer of atmosphere so thin that it barely keeps atoms from floating away into the Cosmic Abyss we know as space, then you are stupid. Besides just about everyone has reached the skies at some point or another. And I mean everone The Wright Brothers, the guy who did that Red Bull stunt, Harambe's Ghost, they've all been there and done that. If you truly wish to be unique or reach far, why not reach for the depths? Few people have ever dived to the true depths of Earth's oceans. The record's what? Like 6 people who have actually reached challenger's deep. And could anyone tell me how many people have taken an airlines flight before? My point is to stop reaching for the stars and instead reach for places people have never gone before. Besides there's nothing up there interesting anymore besides lost balloons, radiation, and leftover parts of space shuttle fuselages.

As i said sorry for the slow down.

Thank you for following my little slice of oblivion called Qubit.

here have a content cat.

Foxies.

Old picture I had lying around in a safe box. Drawn around a year and a half ago. Did it because I was looking at some art by Louis Wain and wanted to do something. Why am I here again?