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Some might say Tumblr is a terrible place to advertise a wood carving club. Some might say you can learn to carve wood for free with Kitsap Carvers three times a week from kind people eager to share their special intrests with anyone who wants to learn and there's more info at www.kitsapcarvers.org. Whose to say whose right and whose also right?
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me: truly a well crafted tragedy is such a bittersweet pleasure to take in and serves a purpose, not just as a sad story but as a reminder that even that which ends badly might not have happened in vain or for nothing. The love, the grief, the actions still meant something simply for having taken place and for us partaking in it.
me when said tragedy is about to actually unfold, sweating: ok but consider this. i dont want this to happen
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If I ever wrote a superhero story I’d want there to be a recurring shitty C-list supervillain in the background whose power was changing something’s colour and all her villainous plots would be colour-themed things like “If the city council doesn’t give me a million dollars, I will turn the city of GREEN Bay into the city of RED Bay!” and she’d turn the Golden Gate Bridge magenta or whatever.
So it’s all low-stakes villainy, but everyone absolutely hates fighting her because her very shitty superpower works really really well, and there are dozens of background characters who’ve fought her that are just permanently green now
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i recently learned that cadaver bone can be used for transplants. dead bone, cleaned of proteins, sterilized, dried and packed neatly in storage... and then transplanted back into a living body. and it works. it takes time for the body to thread blood vessels through and integrate it, but then the body's homegrown bone and that of someone else, it's all one piece.
#boness#apparently cadaver bone transplants aren't that efficient and have to be braced longer#but the benefits of them are that they can be for any volume and shape of bone#whereas bone transplants from the patient's own body are limited in shape#but!! if the bone graft needs to be long and straight the ulna has you covered. just a little sliver of ulna bone will graft in at both end#and then grow in thickness until the bone is all filled in! there's also the option of getting a little rectangle from the pubic arch#dw its absence won't be noticed at all. and free bone patch#did you know you can go to the library and learn about bones? i recommend taking advantage of this
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many skull appreciators among designers, as there should be, but can we consider the graceful curves of the ribcage? the interlocking phalanges? the poise of the calcaneus? perhaps branch out of our own species and open our eyes to the marvelous variety planet earth has to offer? consider the possibilities
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Been thinkin about rabbits lately...
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I saw a super cute photo of a guy with a cat and I had to paint it in my own way. It let me practice some rendering techniques I haven't tried before :)
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Top ten medieval animal illustrations in manuscripts
(vibrating intensely with barely repressed excitement) yeah sure that sounds like something i could do
FIRST PRIZE GOES TO:

(from a french book of hours, c. 1400s)
sad mandolin-playing cat with its vulva out. i love this cat so much. i have a picture of it on my wall and one time i thought about it while i was high and it made me laugh so hard that i nearly threw up. sad mandolin-playing cat with its vulva out is my favourite medieval animal; there is no contest, nothing comes close.
SECOND PRIZE:

(from the gorleston psalter, east anglia, angland, c. 1310-24)
i'm a really big fan of weapon-wielding rabbits in medieval art. it was hard to pick just one, but i eventually chose this guy: a gleeful rabbit getting ready to whang the king's head off with a big axe (king's expression suggests forlorn resignation).
drolleries of murderous rabbits crop up a lot in 13th and 14th-century manuscripts - sometimes jousting, sometimes overseeing executions, sometimes riding into battle on the backs of other animals - and it's generally thought to be a form of carnivalesque comic subversion, upending the stereotype of the rabbit as a meek, docile prey animal. there's a fun article about rabbits in medieval art here, if you want to see some more examples.
THIRD PRIZE:

from Der naturen bloeme, the netherlands, c. 1350)
i think this is supposed to be a mussell, but God, just look at him. he's perfect. ideal body, peak performance, no notes.
as for the remaining 7:
4. crows holding a Very Important Meeting

5. old (mer)man yaoi. well actually i don't know what's going on here but it seems intimate

6. forg

7. distressed lion receiving a manicure

8. a brave attempt at an elephant

9. happy little bat :3

10. the oldest cat you have ever seen

i hope you enjoy these beafts as much as i do!!
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paranormal investigator overthinks her predicament because What can she do in such a situation? thankfully her best friend is here
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you should put your hand through the bars of my enclosure. btw
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The fox
#ohhh love!!#i really enjoy how you shade their cloaks#and the stare of her mask. and the decorations on the sword hilt for the faerie influence--this really feels very lucy to me
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I drew Grits as a revenge against Lifelord122!
I absolutely love the idea of a little rabbit knight and I had such a great time just getting to draw this lovely little fella in armour!!!!
You can find their Artfight here!: Lifelord122's Artfight
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Reading Pale and having such a fun time. Lucy's spirit world design is fun to imagine.
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i'll figure out a snowdrop design eventually,, scruffy opossum child
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Maricica
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