#AND SHE FISHES

[lorn-art]

Saw an old lady today that looked like an old lady and was dressed like an old lady except she was wearing big goth stomping boots like this

[omagpies]

[ you meet god and she is mostly dead fish. ]

a comic based on this post:

[littlestpersimmon]

Metamorphosis

[marciaillust]

almost blown out bsky / twt / ig

[pearlore]

everyday gems

[cronchy-baguette]

maru in all her rat glory

[proxycrit]

LINKTOBER DAY 23- MIPHAS COURT

Birdsong is not the sound of the sea, but it’s better than nothing at all.

(Yona may be a mystery to Sidon, but her grief is familiar.)

((The Alchemist’s last correspondence with the Lost Heir was an argument about becoming Van Ruta’s champion a hundred and three years ago. She had called Mipha a reckless fool, and angrily dove deep into her research under the seas of Holodrum, waiting for an apology that will never come.))

-Totk au masterlist (it’s usually goofy)

-Patreon (if you want to see my sketchbook)

[drivebypainter]

Pretty fish lady <3

[bixels]

Important: Ghibli's first butch masc woman.

[ceeejus]

prize catch

[die-auster]

The moment I saw that wooden fish on @chiptrillino's moon-Yue redesigns (Chip is soooooo talented!!!!!!) I wanted to draw this comic strip.

Id in ALT

[owllooker]

Gem’s fish market (fresh and not suspicious)

[nukednick]

of course you have a military rank and a plastic crack addiction

[anbaisai]

While denial is common in Jamiyuu ships, Mayu has a very specific flavour of denial

[kedreeva]

These little fuckers are round gobies. They are a freshwater goby that's invasive in Michigan, and they're in the nearby lake. They're distinct from the four native species due to their fused pelvic fins (middle pic) and a big black dot at the rear of their front dorsal fin. Though some other gobies have spots on their fins, NO Michigan-native species has a fused pelvic fin. These guys are very aggressive feeders and are very good at outcompeting native gobies.

They're also extremely good at stealing bait off big hooks as people on the docks reel in their lines. In particular, the bastard in the bottom photo stole my bait two days ago, so I caught him and filleted him for Bug.

Today, after acquiring smaller hooks, I went back and got 16 more, and educated several other fishers about their invasive nature. I got two turned over to me by others, and caught 14 more myself.

One man wandered over and asked why I was catching them on purpose. It was too much trouble to explain my feelings about invasive species, so I just told him, one of them stole my bait two days ago. He stopped watching my bobber and boggled at me and goes:

"You're doing this for revenge?"

So now there's some guy in town that thinks I am exacting revenge upon fish kind for a single stolen worm.

[wis-art]

fish goat fish goat fish goat