#plant elemental

[itsthedemontamer367]

Heck it Crossover time-

[black-aengel-07]

Tree Colossus

Finally back to drawing so I am feeling quite happy how this one came out.

[kattenkvvaad]

AE OC - Mias doodle

another one of these doodle-style artworks, because I needed some more commission examples :3 Character: Mias (they/them)

[slugterra-twisted-ends]

Elemental Girls taking a selfie!

We've got the canon girls, Water, Air and Plant along with the European Cavern girls Faux Psychic and Faux Plant

[stealthpanda126]

This is Vern, she's the fifth member of the light elementals, but only on paper really, since she keeps to herself. She values her alone time above all else. She can also manipulate beams of sunlight. Vern is very gifted at destroying your entire self worth with just as little as a look and a snide comment. But don't worry!

Some would say that underneath her reclusive standoffishness, monstrous sense of self-importance, false smiles, and a severe apathy for anything not directly affecting her, is a fragile soul who's actually just scared to get hurt.

Boo hoo I say.

[mienar]

the wandering painter, part one

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[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

"...THE PLANT MASTER, A.K.A., THE FLORONIC MAN... HAS MANY OF THE POWERS OF A PLANT ELEMENTAL..."

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on pin-up art and biographical info on the Floronic Man, a.k.a., "Floro," DC supervillain and plant elemental, from "Who's Who in the DC Universe" Vol. 1 #6. January, 1991. DC Comics. Artwork by Mark Pacella & Anthony Tollin (colors).

POWERS & WEAPONS: "Floro has many of the powers of a plant elemental, including the ability to regenerate lost limbs (although he has never tried to regenerate another body), the power to cause plant life to grow at remarkable speeds and to control it, and the ability to communicate with vegetation.

He professes to be able to summon elements from his native dimension to do his bidding, but this claim results solely on whether his past statements of origin are true or not. A formidable creature, Floro is not as powerful as Swamp Thing, but his unpredictability makes him a dangerous foe."

-- "WHO'S WHO IN THE DC UNIVERSE" Vol. 1 #6 (text/script by Andy Mangels)

Source: https://www.zipcomic.com/whos-who-in-the-dc-universe-issue-6

[raepliica]

[supremefleadon]

[fafodill]

In a muggle universe, what sort of occupation or hobbies do you think Severus would be into?

This or maybe old book restoration/book biding. But I like this one better.

[ratgirlexe]

It feels almost weird to me that I really struggle to compute HDG as a horror-adjacent setting like so many others do. I know that there is an inherent power imbalance in the vast majority of relationships within the setting, and that can easily lend itself to a feeling of dawning horror when the protagonist realizes that they are inherently powerless against whatever is about to happen to them, but ultimately the setting just... isn't very scary to me in the way that it seems to be for so many others.

Maybe it's because I haven't read as many of the more extreme horror-adjacent entries, or maybe its because the other settings in which I write are so much more bleak, but its just not why I come to HDG to write. Ultimately when I'm writing in HDG, there's an inherent positive slant to what I'm writing, because there's this idea that ultimately by the end of the story the characters will be in a better place than where they started. It might take forced drugging or brainwashing or any number of potentially horrific things to get them there, but at least in my estimation its ultimately going to be for their own benefit?

And again, maybe I just need to read some of the darker things folks have written, I know there's a handful of works by certain writers that are apparently much more extreme in how the dynamics between characters work, but ultimately HDG as a setting is one of wish fulfillment, both for submissives, dominants, and those in between. I can't see it as anything but hopeful, even if sometimes the big plants are quite scary.

[alackofghosts]

vierapril day 22 - flower

[noseysilverfox]

The common reed (lat. Phragmítes austrális). A perennial cereal capable of growing up to 6 meters in height. By the way, reed is an excellent oxygenator that improves the quality of water and actively saturates it with oxygen🌾

Трост��ик обыкновенный, или южный, очерет (лат. Phragmítes austrális). Многолетний злак, способный вырастать до 6 метров в высоту. Кстати, тростник является прекрасным оксигенатором, улучшающим качество воды и активно насыщающим ее кислородом🌾

[freyjalestrange]

What a beautiful tree portal 🌳 🌿🧚✨️

[unnamed-proxy]

From the jester I rise and to the jester I shall return

[ninjastar107]

Another one. I mentioned it on one of my previous posts, but I have the headcannon that the Tree of Life works more than just supplying berries and producing a sort of balance. It's the place pac-people go to get their kids! They do a wish for it and then in awhile they get a letter that tells them to show up and pick up their kid. The look of the kid reflects the parents in most cases, lest there's some damage on the flower, or something else goes awry.

I think the look of pacworlders sometimes reflect the tree they came from as well. Power berries back in the day were more in-lined with the type of tree, so for example a tree located in a tropical area gave more chameleon berries than a tree located in a tundra. Pac worlders from a tree in a hot area have a higher chance of being born with an innate elemental power of fire, stuff like that.

It probably still happens in the modern age, but a lot less. The Tree of Life in Pacopolis is from a seed that was cross pollinated by a bunch of different trees, and so its berry production is also pretty mixed.