#Mold designer

[feefal]

Mold fairies with their berry of choice🍓 Instead of pixie dust they leave trails of mold spores.

[snejkha]

Two lil guys for a character design trade with @leona-florianova //

[botanyshitposts]

hey not to brag or anything but so far this summer I’ve seen 1 slime mold (dog vomit slime mold crawling on a stump along a trail) and 3 horsetail stands (the last one a couple days ago in a dirty ditch behind an office park) and 2 days ago I saw a pair of turkeys with 4 little fluffy baby turkeys between them. just so everyone knows and we’re on the same page here

[sajanrai]

Myxmy - a sentient slime mould masquerading as humanoid

[grubscouts]

black mold

[vintagehomecollection]

Rooms by Design, 1989

[bunnieswithknives]

Creepy old guy

[thegikitiki]

Kitchen Decor, 1972

[hymnoeides]

ANT! Hi, hi! There was a lot of Athena in the Wisdom saga, so I REALLY want to see Athena in your rendition. I hope you see my request, and I want to say.. I LOVE YOUR ART!!

My Athena has always been kind of simple from the start (she doesn’t seem like someone who cares to appear ‘human’ to me) so it’s honestly just vibes AHSJWHSJN

Very messy skecthes tonight bc I’m shaking too bad for wisdom saga. TODAY’S THE DAY!!!!!!

[blogmoderne]

[feefal]

Baked with love, doomed for compost :’(

[beaudesoleil]

fallen leaves

+ bonus alt/beta design under cut because the orange mold deserves it

[wanologic]

pondering ocs

silas > ezra > evangeline

[marzipanandminutiae]

so I saw someone characterizing the (bullshit, unnecessary, oh my god you didn't even stick to the visual change in the epilogue section) makeover in the movie Enchanted as "Giselle looking like a grown woman instead of a little girl playing dress-up"

and like. I don't know. I'm having Feelings about that

for reference, here's what she spent most of the movie wearing:

and this:

and here's the "made-over" look:

(god it doesn't even FIT THE ACTRESS FLATTERINGLY I hate this look so incredibly much she looks like a grape Flintstones ice cream pop)

now, I see why this commenter said the first looks were childish. one has a long flowy skirt for everyday attire, her hair has flowers and ribbons in it for both, the fabrics are pastel with a floral print- all things that are a far cry from the sleek, muted or neutral vision we have of adulthood nowadays

and I HATE that those things read as "childish" to me. I hate that I can see it. because they didn't always come across that way, and they shouldn't. there's nothing inherently juvenile about decorated, pretty clothing

This is a dress for an adult woman c. 1863

this is a (formal) suit for an adult man c. 1770

This is a fashion plate from 1886

and that's just western fashion from relatively recent history- cultures all over the world have loved decorating clothing, accessories, furniture, and spaces intended for mixed-age or entirely adult use

there's nothing innately childish about bright or pastel colors (or even jewel tones- Adult Clothing seems to comprise nothing but neutrals, these days). or flowers. or ribbons. or just...decorated clothing, at all. why do we see it that way? how much joy are we robbing ourselves of in a quest to be Perfectly Mature by an incredibly exacting standard that didn't even exist for most of human history?

[sunshines-child]

Goddess of Wisdom *music*

[vintagehomecollection]

Country Kitchens, 1991