#snail mark

[sopuu]

pesky…snail?

[canisalbus]

*carefully picks you up and peeks into your conch snail shell*

Ehm... Sorry to bother, but... Could we, maybe, possibly... see Vasco's wife and her lover pictured by your hand? Sorry again, thank you for listening. Take care.

*delicately lays you back into the water to prevent any stress or dehydration*

Unfortunately I don't have her lover figured out yet, but I think Ludovica looks something like this:

[littlealienproducts]

Edwin The Snail Bookmark by GraceInLaceBoutique

[cathalbravecog]

high roller posting continues - parent of world's most chuckable kids that spawn out of nowhere

[willosword]

[bathtubinkitchen-moved]

my mouth really hurts from the soicy food im eating

[robinsceramics]

I'm doing a shop drop today, and I thought I'd give a preview of my pricing! This pretty much spans the range of my prices, although there are a few cheaper and more expensive items in the shop. Explanation of how I price things below the cut:

I price my work based on time it takes me to make them, size, and level of detail/sophistication of work. I start by paying myself a baseline of about 10 dollars an hour, but then I flex that based on how big the sculpture is. For instance, sculptures that are only 1 inch long or so, like my cicadas and hedgehogs, are rarely ever going to break 10 dollars even if they're super nice and detailed. Then I adjust the price for level of detail and sophistication, which is why the sakura fox and the moth are more expensive—they are fully detailed pieces with unique personality.

Shipping costs just depend on where the sculpture is going to and what size of box I need to use. It's easiest for me to ship to the USA and Canada, but I can look up other countries and arrange sales on a case-by-case basis too. You'd just need to message me about it, and I could unlist the piece in question so no one else bought it while I was doing the research.

[linatron]

Some more mlp designs. Had to do rumble sorry

[qbicearth-moved]

heartbreak..

[sitting-on-me-bum]

“An Amazing World Right Under Your Nose”: Photographer Captures Beautiful Nature Pictures With A Macro Lens

Snail

By Mark Andrew Thomas

[gojoest]

gojo’s big hand on your head as he shoves your face into the mattress so he can hit it from the back. your body limp, ripping like fluid as hes fucking it, clutching onto the sheets while you can barely breath against the covers. forces you to arch your spine so low, muffle your screams, reinforces who's in charge here. keeps you pinned there while he gives you the meanest backshots, cum dribbling down your ass, down the bend of your back <3

wait wait WAAAIITTTT…..OH gOD 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫 do you want me dead…………….

[ghostzzy]

too tired to be coherent but i had SO much fun with jj @onlybluetalk today and i had to say so rn immediately!!!!

[mail-me-a-snail]

hello there the angel from my nightmare..!! the shadow in the background of the morgue!!!!!

commission for @raccoonclty <33

[snails-in-spaceships]

Inumaki with more snake-like attributes >>>

[lightningspam-photography]

Tide Pool

taken at Laguna Beach, California

This tiny pool was maybe 4 or 5 inches deep but full of a variety of species! Its a great example of how diverse tide pools can be. If you look in the upper left there's a crab molt, to the right and bottom there's several California Mussels, just above the mussels on the left is a clam, and there's even a neat limpet in the mix!

[thethingything]

oh yeah also I didn't manage to get a photo because it was flying around too much and I couldn't get close but I saw a butterfly in the garden that looked like a Small Copper as far as I could tell which is very exciting because they're one of my blorbo species