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[hellonerf]

innovation inc thermal power plant. you can see this as their halloween costumes or i don't know sorry i'm tired as hell

[stardustspaceway]

Emma Perkins <33333

its unfortunately 4am and I ended up doodling less of her than I wanted to… (i wanted to sketch out her teen design for my sketchbook)

[hethress]

Red Dead Redemption 2 characters as flowers. Part 1

Arthur Morgan: Paperbush

John Marston: Blueweed

Hosea Matthews: Cockscomb

Charles Smith: Blue Iris

Javier Escuella: Aztec Lily

All Images found on google.

I had so much fun making these 🤭

[teachyouhowtodothesponge]

Little digital doodles. School has begun!

[elderscrollsconceptart]

Plants of the Deadlands

Concept art for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

Art/design by R Todd Broadwater and Matt Carofano

[leer-reading-lire]

JOMP Book Photo Challenge || June || 12 || Floral

Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery

[fannyyann]

ECF Game 4 | CAR @ FLA 5.25.23

[dirtyassvoiceactors]

WildBrothers/Teahaw/ Fjord and Caduceus Parallel

!!! SPOILERS FOR FJORDS ARC AND THE END OF CAMPAIGN 2!!!

Fjord c2e72 threatening Uk’otoa his Patron (on the same place the Wildmother choose him as her Paladin): “You need me more than i need you. Give it back”

Caduceus c2e140 asking the Wildmother for a Divine Intervention to bring back The M9s friend after they failed to revivify him even after “winning the fight”: “Whoever it was, just put it back. I think they’ve earned it. Put it back.”

The best part is actually is right before Cad did this (and fucking succeeded), is Fjord went to check on Essek cuz they all were frustrated it didn’t work, and how unfair it is,

Essek said “That can’t be it, can it?”

And Fjord absolute legend said: “I don’t know. But if you were to ask my wise friend, Caduceus, I’m sure he would tell you that life continues on. It changes, it evolves, and it grows. I don’t think there’s an end. You just might not be able to see the next…trip.”

And goes on to say that Essek has more time, to turn around on any regret or grief over what he’s done, that he(Fjord) sees nothing but good, and that he has an opportunity to use that anger and frustration to fuel him.

Matt: “Of all the fungus and moss that has grown through the decomposition, more plants begin to grow as well. Vines and flowers and roots, and ferns begin to bloom and blossom out of the ground surrounding his body. Begin to encase it in a way that’s oddly familiar to one of you.” “…a warm breeze. It smells sweet, with hints of ocean. The green turns to brown, and pulls away.” And a Tealeaf is back “Your eyes open for the first time.”

[fideidefenswhore]

my fav terminal cope i've ever read was that one dumbass that said that that one pope sixtus v quote about elizabeth i was 'protestant propaganda'

[oxford-comma-enjoyer]

that shiv/tom interaction was some of the most genuinely beautiful dialogue i’ve seen so far from armstrong and friends. in succession, i find the most poetry in things unspoken, but the little vignette that tom paints about he and shiv’s green love... it made my heart ache in a siken-esque way. it’s so simple and so devastating and the final twist of the knife is the fact that tom was the one to whom it was gifted. fucking hate him this season. love matt mac though, very pride and prejudice of him. he’s brilliant in that kicked puppy kind of way. 

[sofiasfanartcollection]

hello! :] here is some art I made of River as a ref for last ArtFight in July (it just was July wasn’t it? where did the time go?)

[pocketgalaxies]

"dat's cool. i like that flavor."

[whats-in-a-sentence]

In the same way that antibiotic use in women has led to a decreased microbiome in their children over succeeding generations, so too the use of pesticides and artificial fertiliser has decreased the microbial diversity in plants.

"Soil: The incredible story of what keeps the earth, and us, healthy" - Matthew Evans

[justana0kguy]

2023 JULY 31 Monday

 "The kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed. It is the smallest of all the seeds, yet when full-grown it is the largest of plants. It becomes a large bush, and the 'birds of the sky come and dwell in its branches.'"

~ Matthew 13:31a,32

[captain-kit-adventuress]

You know what kills me? What makes me lie down at night and want to cry a little bit into the pillow?

Possibly none of the events of Red Dead Redemption II following the thaw in Colter would have happened if Dutch had simply listened to Hosea instead of trying to score one on Colm O’Driscoll. Jenny and Davey, maybe there would have been no hope for them anyway. But those seven other graves? Could have all lived. Arthur could have lived. But no, Dutch had to prove what a big man he still was, that he was still worthy of being their leader, that his time was not over, and so, they all died.

Imagine: Dutch listens to Hosea and they leave pretty much the moment the thaw reaches them in the Grizzlies. Colm and his boys were going to rob Cornwall’s train, we know this. Maybe the gang still goes to Horsehoe Overlook. But it is O’Driscolls who stop that train, who kill its guards, who take the bearer bonds right out of Leviticus Cornwall’s personal safe in his personal train car. And yes, the Pinkertons are after the Van der Lindes, but perhaps they would have found that other target Dutch so desperately tried to create, the “smoke” he talked about over and over near the end, in Colm O’Driscoll. I’m not saying they would have forgotten about Dutch and his ilk. But the Pinkertons might have been distracted enough for the gang to disappear, at least for awhile.

I’m not saying it would have solved all their problems. They still had no money, but there might have been ways to get around the “their faces are all over Blackwater,” especially after running into Trelawny. It wasn’t impossible for them to retrieve it and go west. The Wapiti would not have been able to retrieve the documents from Cornwall, it is true, and their plight would have remained firmly in peril. But that’s the point of that storyline, isn’t it? That no one could help them because the government (or parts of it, anyway, in the form of Colonel Favours), was too hell-bent on wiping them out, all to save a little face. In the end, Dutch did them so much more harm than Arthur did them good, anyway, that perhaps a less awful solution could have been reached if the Van der Lindes had never met them.

But Sean, Kieran, Lenny, Hosea? They might be alive. Susan Grimshaw would likely be alive. Eagle Flies might have grown to learn wisdom. Micah might have given up eventually with whatever his plan was and left the gang of his own accord–that's a long-shot, I know, but one can dream. Strauss would always be Strauss, and it’s hard to imagine him doing anything but finding a way to start his sharking anew if he hadn’t been picked up by the Pinktertons; not everyone thinks they need to seek redemption. Karen, oh, Karen. Maybe she wouldn’t have had an excuse to drink herself into the grave. And Molly, who deserved so much better than the story gave her. No, she wasn’t pleasant, but that doesn’t make her worthy of death.

And the biggest of all? Maybe it wouldn’t have forced the events of the first Red Dead. John Marston could have settled with his family, bought a ranch, actually made something of it for good. Hell, maybe they all could have had a big plot of land together and done all right. The true tragedy of the piece is that Dutch’s first loyalty was to himself, and that if he’d actually done a little more of what he preached, none of it had to happen.

[itskeej]

Stu is stupidly difficult to draw for literally no reason.

It's like his entire facial structure changes in every scene and while it's very silly goofy of him, its a pain in the ass to draw

YOU ARE SO INCREDIBLY RIGHT I CANNOT ARTICULATE HOW RIGHT YOU ARE