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[lowpolyanimals]

Orno from Fossil Fighters

[iowasi]

Another set of Fossil Fighters vivosaurs! We are SO CLOSE to sauropods!

[purplefloyd]

fossil fighters!! just some random vivosaurs i drew for a comic, but they're all isolated here. they're all purple cuz I was doing a limited palette comic so that's why they're not the game accurate colors.

carchar was my boy, i always have him on my team. but when i was a kid that one fight in the digadigamid was ruthless so i didn't like him til i was older. harbored resentment for years. but i really love his design so i use him all the time now. and i really liked angato because i thought he looked awesome with the purples and spots.

such a good series. at least the first two, i don't even count frontiers.

maybe you'll see some more vivosaur art from me because drawing dinos is a lot of fun and these games hold a very special place in my heart <3

[sucker4kidcore]

GUYS

look what i just made

PURPLE!!! PURPLE FELT DOLL!!!!!,!;;!! AAHVXHXJ theyreso real oh my god

[kirhu-the-rat-god]

drew it because of the association with the song about Joan of Arc

[bizarty12]

[oldsardens]

Katarzyna Oronska Orno - Medicina animae. 2023

[brigitttt]

8 11 20 for the book asks :)

hi lore!! <3 asks are from this list:

8. Favorite queer fiction book(s).

It's gonna have to be the series that got me into writing fanfiction actually, which is the Captive Prince series by C.S. Pacat. Yeah it's got romance and spice but it's also got a surprising amount of political intrigue and tactics. The characters are so nuanced and well-written, and it's no wonder that it has the following it does.

I will also add that I read Winter's Orbit by Everina Maxwell last year and realllllllly enjoyed it, just such cool worldbuilding in there. I should see what else she's put out since then. Oh wait and also One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston! And does the Six of Crows trilogy by Leigh Bardugo count? okay that's enough now

11. Favorite historical fiction.

I'm not sure I could name a favourite, but two recent reads have really stuck with me. The first is As the Women Lay Dreaming by Donald S. Murray, which is about the HMY Iolaire disaster, but told through the lens of a grandson both living with his grandfather as a boy and reading his grandfather's journal about being on the ship decades later. It's really tragic, but written so compellingly, and having been to the Isle of Skye myself and seen the landscape and the sea around it, it really hit a chord.

The second is Sistersong by Lucy Holland, which is about three siblings in a sub-roman Brythonic kingdom in what is now Devon and Cornwall, during the time when Saxons are invading. It has magical elements to it, and is also very queer, but it was its setting that was so intriguing to me, like almost Arthuriana but very much not. It's apparently a reimagining of the folk ballad "The Twa Sisters", which I didn't know about until googling it just now.

20. Where and how do you find new books to read?

I mostly live off of recommendations from friends and family, but sometimes I'll venture out to a bookstore and find something on my own. For example, As the Women Lay Dreaming was recommended to me by a friend who I'd been to Scotland with, who is Scottish herself and is making an effort to read more Scottish stories. I also have a friend who reads like a fiend and will throw book recs at me from left and right. I also have a mother with a house with over a thousand books in it (I counted, once, decades ago) who will also throw book recs at me but they often trend older (Ngaio Marsh, Dorothy L. Sayers, Frank Herbert, Tony Hillerman, etc). I suppose I sometimes also watch a tv show based on a book series and then read it, but I'm still not finished the first Wheel of Time book yet (my brother has already zoomed through them). Sometimes I'll see a piece of fanart for a book series on tumblr and then wonder what that's all about and then read 3 novels and several short stories about it (Captive Prince).

[crttvset]

happy birthday to selena quintanilla and absolutely nobody else

[gemstarb]

Kaiyo - Extra Ordinary (ft. Orno)

[anderfels]

look at the height difference between giorno and diavolo. why didn't diavolo just pick him up and punt his punk ass into the tiber. is he stupid

[entroart]

While I wait for the last pieces of music needed for Neo Tropic I have been working on making a layout for my next map.

Presenting, Payload Ornos!

[darkandtwistedasmr]

Do elves have a last name?

Certainly some groups do!

Dark elves last names are based on precious stones or rocks. Qashin Ave Obsidian, V’Valic Ave Opal, ect.

Sun elves have a second name, usually their mother or fathers, then their last name is that of their village. So Soleil Ayad Sul Sable basically means Soleil (whose father was) Ayad (who was born in) Sable.

Wood elves are straight forward, you’re named after the tree you were born under. Orno Oak, Nettle Willow, ect.

Frost elves have intricate names, often based on stars and spirits. Mothers can sometimes receive a name for their child from a dream or vision, in which the child tells them their name (Independence and uniqueness are important values to frost elves).

In some cases the gestures a newborn made can trigger memories of a deceased family member, who will then become the child’s namesake. As a result, children sometimes receive multiple names upon birth in order to decide which one best suited their personality. Over time names which are deemed to not suit are removed. This explains their often exceeding long and complicated names. Prince Sila Glimmer the Forth, Glint shimmer Nova Cascade, ect.

High elves maintained naming conventions from their ancient Iron Elf ancestors, and so they have no last names. Titles serve as a replacement. Admiral Yalar, Ambassador Senjun, ect.

Mycelium Elves are just named after the land they inhabit. Do you live near some stalactites? Then your last name is dripstone. Lots of glowing fungus near you? Then your last name is blue glow. Melo Slaterock, Skor Riverway, ect.

So now ya know! Get out there and make your elf names!

[femmedesyeuxnoirs]

This heavily seasoned chunk of dried bile i found in my doritos

[kirhu-the-rat-god]

✨happy new year and merry Christmas, my gang-stars!🍾✨

[tangled-tango]

iithink my speakersbroken i cant talk orno one can hear me i think im stuck