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(oc) whenever i get stressed lately i pull up clip studio and start putting this guy in silly little outfits like a barbie

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nosferatu? no. tuferatu. no es mi problema.

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multitudes

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looking at my laptop giggling and kicking my feet happily but i'm just editing my old gay scifi spreadsheet

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Concept art by Mike Mignola, Matt Codd, Jim Martin, and Ricardo Delgado

Background + Layout by Jason Horley and Nathan Hughes

ATLANTIS: THE LOST EMPIRE (2001) dir. Kirk Wise & Gary Trousdale

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i realized i never posted this on tumblr??? anyways here ya go tumblr

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completely obsessed with the brazilian cover of artificial condition

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Just saw on Quora a guy asking if Poland was more German or Russian and every reply was a Polish guy detailing the ways they wanted to kill him

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Star trail. Old French fairy tales. c.1920. Spot illustration.

Internet Archive

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thought autocomplete would take me to outlook dot com not realising id forgotten the T before i pressed enter. However was very much pleased at what it took me to instead. I think I don't want to see my emails now. I think I will stay with the oul.

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The main characters, Mo & Adanna.

Spoiler: One of them tries to kill the other. Guess who.

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Bad art is better than no art

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Why are you lgbtq+? wrong answers only GO

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hey!! i saw your post about female sci fi authors. could you recommend some books? :D

oh, absolutely! just a couple of my favourites off the top of my head:

ancillary justice by ann leckie (a complex political space opera following a warship AI who's lost (almost) everything, and what she's willing to do for revenge)

all systems red by martha wells (a fun and addictive novella about a security robot who'd rather watch TV than do its job)

on the origin of species and other stories by kim bo-young (collection of wildly imaginative speculative fiction short stories unlike anything i've read; her other collection, i'm waiting for you: and other stories is also very good)

dawn by octavia e. butler (thought-provoking and disturbing first contact story about a woman who is saved from a dying earth by seemingly benevolent aliens - but their help comes at a price)

the left hand of darkness by ursula k. le guin (slow and thoughtful novel about a human ambassador to a wintery planet whose inhabitants have no fixed sex or gender roles, trying to navigate its culture and politics)

the fortunate fall by cameron reed (heartwrenching cyberpunk story about a lesbian news reporter in a dystopian regime who uncovers more than she bargained for)

(+this more extensive list i made a while back where someone asked for scifi about women might also be of interest to you! most of it just so happens to be by women - i think the only exceptions are max gladstone, rob hart, sarah gailey and ada hoffmann)

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my d.b. cooper theory is that the rapture happened while he was falling and he was the only christian worthy of heaven

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cameron reed (author of the fortunate fall) just published their first story since the 90s‼️

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has anyone figured out how to be a real person yet