#OceanWave

[d4xis]

my first try of landscapes in Blender

[chiemikitahara]

The beauty of smooth water woven by wind and waves

[story-weavr]

Transformers Ship:

One thing I noticed about the Transformers series and fandom is that sometimes the most randomly paired bots make the best couples, not just because they are gorgeous together but because they somehow FIT.

Like their dynamics match and differ in all the right places. For example: Soundwave x Cosmos, Starscream x Wheeljack, Drift | Deadlock x Ratchet, Brainstorm x Perceptor, etc.

I’ve come up with one pairing that might be a great fit:

Shockwave x Nautica

Let’s face it: Shockwave likes intelligent people and the Marvel version of him LIKED (platonic or romantic) Starscream.

If he is to have a healthy relationship, he needs someone who isn’t subservient obedience or weak. That type of person would just get used by him.

He also needs someone trustworthy (hence why it wouldn’t work with Starscream or most Decepticons).

And for his own sake, he needs someone both intellectual and compassionate enough to teach him the value and necessity of emotions and morals.

And someone who can bring out Shockwave’s already present softer side (in many iterations, Shockwave has a love for his pets / creations).

As for Nautica, she is dense when it comes to romance (just look at the number of femmes and mechs who have a crush on her). Part of it is her focus on projects, enjoying her friendships, etc. But I also think it’s her lack of confidence.

She is still very young and trying to find herself by exploring the worlds outside her birth city-state. She’s learning everyday and enjoying life, bringing sunshine wherever she goes.

In addition to her intelligence, her strength is her compassion and vulnerability. A vulnerability that is backed up by her ability to fight strategically. She also inspires others, friends or comrades.

I like to think of Shockwave becoming interested in her mind. And then her understanding of the world, her behaviors. Then it becomes an obsession. And he is confused because normally when he’s obsessed with something he takes it and puts it in his lab to figure out how it works and how he can use it.

Aside from the fact that the war is over and he can no longer do so without severe repercussions, he doesn’t actually… want to hurt the young femme.

On her part Nautica is a bit dense. She is interested in Shockwave as far as wanting to help him acclimate to the new reality of peace for their species. She also thinks he may be a potential lab buddy like she is with Brainstorm. But somehow, it’s … different.

She doesn’t understand why, and when she tries to ask her amica they get really uncomfortable and evasive.

All she knows is she likes being around Shockwave. He’s a much older tron than her but somehow he’s… childlike. Like a youngling freshly assigned to their mentor, curious and ignorant of the world but wanting to correct that. Sometimes to his own detriment.

He’s also incredibly honest. Shockwave was never one to play niceties when speaking. Many consider him rude or creepy but surprisingly to Nautica it’s… endearing. It makes her trust him and his words. (Which is incredibly strange as she knows he lied before & still does.)

The whole thing is incredibly confusing for the both of them. Thankfully they have projects to direct their focus. The fact that they work together on most of them is inconsequential.

What do you all think of the ship name “OceanWave”?

[habatour20]

Wild waves at the ocean - Modern artistic digital illustration design

Coffee Mug

[bearnoisepatterns]

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[dazzlesizzle]

Check out the new product 🔥🔥 Make a Splash

A dynamic and eye-catching design featuring a sparkling water droplet hitting the ground and transforming into a powerful wave. The text "Make a Splash" accompanies the imagery, encouraging boldness and impact. Perfect for those who love water-themed designs and want to express their energetic and lively spirit.

[watercolorarts]

🌅 Mesmerizing sunset with the soothing sound of ocean waves and swaying palm trees 🌴

Golden hues reflecting off the water creating a serene atmosphere

Capturing the perfect blend of nature's beauty in one frame

Witnessing the magic of nature unfold before our eyes

Sunset with ocean wave and palm trees - a truly breathtaking sight

Let the calming vibes of this scene wash over you

Nature's masterpiece at its finest

#Sunset #OceanWave #PalmTrees #NatureBeauty

[apkdesignerthailand]

Unwind Without Even Leaving Home - Discover These Calming Wave Sounds in...

Check out this calming wave sound to relieve your stress or help you sleep better.

[framefrenzyposters]

(via Colorful Wave Shower Curtain by Frame-Frenzy-P)

Bring the beauty of the ocean into your home with our Colorful Wave design! Don't wait - dive into the wave and make this stunning design yours today!

[oscar-out-of-a-suitcase]

São Miguel Island, Azores

[d4xis]

playing with blender more

[chiemikitahara]

島へ　

go to the island

[wtfearth123]

Watch what happens when two Waves Collide?

The collision of waves can be a beautiful and spectacular view to behold. 🌊❤️😍

Waves' kiss. So Beautiful 😍❤️

[habatour20]

Wild waves at the ocean - Modern artistic digital illustration design

Framed Canvas

[bearnoisepatterns]

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[fuckyeahfluiddynamics]

Seeking Rogue Wave Origins

Rogue waves -- rare waves much larger than any surrounding waves -- have long been a part of sailors' tales, but their existence has only been confirmed relatively recently. The exact mechanisms behind them are still a matter of debate.  (Image credit: S. Baisch; research credit: A. Toffoli et al.; via APS Physics) Read the full article