#spatter

[maripapercat]

the more I try to escape the more I get absorbed in the fandom, so last night I started looking on pinterest for all error and ink fanchilds I could find, I tried to find the credits of all but I couldn't, I'll probably draw them all at some point as I want to draw them (and many others that I found and didn't fit on the canvas) in more detail

credits ☟︎

inspired by this

Paper Jam - @7goodangel

Gradient - @askcomboclub

Drop - uyuni-piyo ?

Den - @thenerdartkid ?

Design - @pepper-mint

Cinnamon - @thesmallsoul ?

Spilled ink - @edythilusion

Bonbon - @sosozsofieia

Sketch - @winterbreh20 ?

Stylus - @romandraconics

White ink- @sapphirescarletta123

Pandora - @zsofieia

Caper Pen - @lostorigin

Glim - not found

Errin - @verinel2

Despair/spectrum- andrewture (toyhouse)

Guffe - seaseelie (twitter)

Adobe - 80sneoncowboy (twitter)

Spatter and splatter - nutella kuu ?

Rain - @xxxxsrtaluna

Monochrome - @kamigarin

Graphite - petra (amino)

Wrongink and overlay - not found

Acrylic - @drawsomeshet

hey, here are more errorink fanchilds in case you are interested :]

[eklesia-system]

Shoutout to Snowy the spatter. He was triggered out at work from seeing the word "snack" and worked a whole hour and a half despite not knowing how to "talk human". We gave them cheese as a reward for being a good wah.

She wants to learn how to speak more fluidly so she can help us at work. I was in the background trying to keep the fluffy lil guy on track though, he doesn't focus on tasks that well. Wanted to play with some of the merchandise instead of putting it back where it belonged.

We usually don't let the spatters front at work because most of them are very much functional littles, and some of them can't say much more than "wah", so Snowy doing as well as they did was awesome.

Thinking about all the customers today who didn't know they were talking to this cutie. ^^^ -Khaz

A wah! :0 I got a cheese a wah. And I saw a boa Snowy. Soft fur a wah. And a table cloth. -Snowy

[claypigeonpottery]

sold

I was not excited for this piece at all after I decorated it, but once I saw it glazed it ended up being my favourite piece in that kiln load! funny how that happens with pottery sometimes. the last firing can change things so much.

that glaze around the rim is Amaco's Cosmic Tea Dust

my etsy

[theanoninyourinbox]

The rest of the Skyclan Rescue Patrol and Leafstar

Quick cat facts!

Macguyver and Hassle are Eternal Rivals a la Naruto's Gai and Kakashi

Echo was named for her tendency to imitate her siblings

Vespa can remove her harness but prefers it for comfort

Lavinia is named after america's first identified female serial killer

Pasqual's collar is studded with earrings

Bagel was rescued from an abusive Twoleg along with his kit Jangle

Mutter is eerily silent all the time, not just mute but quiet moving and sneaky

Gorgon carries her toy snake everywhere

Spatter has wobbly cat syndrome

Jangle will always be very small

Leafstar's collar has a weed leaf

[neonfeel]

Haunt (2019)

[ollegudbrand]

[chronivore]

[redwolf]

Red and black splash doodle by Red Wolf

[lacedwithpixiedust]

Why is this a mood tho

How surface texture affects bloodstain patterns. (Video)

[postgamecontent]

Spatter (MD Mini 2)

I'm starting to think there are about as many great forgotten arcade games as there are those that are remembered. The phrase 'hidden gem' is overused to the point of parody in retro gaming circles, but I promise that arcade history is full of them. Thanks to the inclusion of this M2 port on the Mega Drive Mini 2, Spatter is almost certainly less obscure than it used to be. Still, not a game likely to come up in most conversations about SEGA's arcade output.

This is a maze game where you play as a little fellow on a tricycle. Your goal on each stage is to collect all the flowers strewn about. You're being pursued by a variety of enemies, the most common of which are buggy-riding creatures. You have a single means of defense against them, beyond staying out of their way. The interesting thing is that this single means can be applied in a few different ways.

So long as you have a guard rail on one side of you, you can jump into it. This will get you around anything directly ahead of you safely, which is helpful. Jumping into the rail will make it bounce out on the other side, and if that hits any enemies it will defeat them. If there is a box on the other side, it will launch that box, which will in turn defeat any enemies it hits. You can also push those boxes around and break them, collecting the score items inside. At certain intervals between stages, you'll play a bonus round that involves some platforming. All up, there are a lot of ways to score points once you learn the mechanics.

Spatter is a lot of fun, presenting an enjoyable twist on the well-trodden maze game concept. I'm happy M2 saw fit to port this relatively unknown title to the Mega Drive, and that SEGA opted to include it in the Mega Drive Mini 2. Along with another title we'll be looking at in a couple of days, this gives us a view of SEGA's earlier years as a game producer. An excellent choice for a bonus game on this mini console.

[wixobemk]

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Hello, I know I've been gone for a long time :/ However, a few things happened and then I got terribly sick so I couldn't do anything. But anyway, I've been playing with techniques lately, I hope you like it.

~wixobemk

[professionalweldingequipment]

Is spatter from welding dangerous if it gets into your eyes?

"Spatter" refers to the droplets or particles that are expelled during welding. Apart from being hot, spatter contains metal droplets and metal dust particles, which can pose a danger to anyone who comes into contact with them. Spatter is commonly seen in manufacturing processes in various industries, such as cutting and welding steel during production, spatter from electrical short circuits, or handling raw materials.

Spatter from welding entering the eye can indeed be dangerous in the long term. Because the spatter from welding consists of metal fragments, when it enters the eye, small fragments can cause irritation. However, larger fragments may require removal as they can cause severe eye irritation. Initially, these fragments may be flushed out as eye debris, but prolonged accumulation can affect vision. Additionally, if spatter comes into contact with high-temperature materials, it can cause eye burns.

It is advisable to wear protective equipment whenever working with tasks involving spatter, such as cutting or welding metal. Particularly, special protection should be worn over the face and body to prevent spatter-related hazards. Cowhide leather garments, for instance, offer 100% protection against welding spatter and can also protect against sparks.

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[eklesia-system]

This is the kinda shit Les is always sending to the front btw. Highly specific system memes that only we really would find funny.

Yes, Darren gave birth to Kudzu, the first spatter. Yes, Kudzu integrated back into Darren a while back. Yes, this meme is basically about the spatters' religion. It's a long story, y'all.

-Khaz

[newnamesamecharlotte]

Gebt Leo noch mehr Tragik, das braucht er

[bunnfeld]

JosS Anti-Spatter Spray prevents the adhesion of welding splashes on gas nozzles and workpiece surfaces, offers gap-free protection for the welding process, and makes follow-up cleaning of the work-pieces with a spatula, brush or chisel superfluous. The silicone-free spray is used to clean welding nozzles and to keep them clean. At the same time, it protects the work piece to be welded against the effect of weld splashes without impairing the welding seam. Post-treatment of the work-piece (such as bronzing, galvanisation, anodising or painting) is possible without special cleaning. Cleaning, e.g. with JosS Super Citro Clean, may be necessary solely in the case of excessive spraying.

[wanderrealms]

I turned off the heat on the tomato sauce. Why is there red spatter everywhere?!