#tw implied animal death

[beaudesoleil]

lernaean hydra

[snallyghaster]

The creature…

[phantom-freak]

rb if you vote tell me which if you want all that good stuff

[chocobosdungeon2]

this is hands down the worst thing ive ever made but their similarities (and differences) have been rattling around in my head

[thecluelessdoctor]

i see ghosts

What if Hilda could see ghosts?

Idk how attached i am to the idea, but I thought it was interesting to think about.

Anyway have a doodle or two of it

Silly

Can you tell I had some inspo from paranorman for this one? Lmao

@tbob-enthusiast erm 👉👈 idk why I'm even tagging you but. I'd like to hear ur thoughts.

[ayyy-imma-ninja]

Eclipse, probably about half an hour after burning a chunk of forest down and terrorizing his brothers: I'm going to kill and eat the first thing made of meat that I see

Yup that's pretty much what happens XD

[twolovelyberries]

there’s a deal that i made….

[odd-underscore-soul]

ugly phase my beloved

[monsoon-of-art]

An idea for your mer au. You know that famous pic of a leopard seal in dark water? Maybe a sketch of Garrick in that position?

I think thats the right one! Ingo isnt alone in the glowy-eyes department, but he does it the most heh

tw for animal death under the cut:

He's uh. He's trying.

[retropupperoni]

That moment when you can't make human ocs for the life of you so you just make an animal oc instead 😅

CW: Implied/Referenced animal death

(more stuff after the cut)

I've been meaning to make a Mouthwashing oc for a while now since a lot of other people had one, but I was never a fan of making ocs that drastically change the story of a piece of media by just existing, y'know? For me personally, that is. I love seeing aus with people's ocs in them, it's just that for me I'd rather not lol, so instead I made one that has a smaller role in the story this time :)

I'm also a warrior cats fan so I personally don't have a huge problem with making animal ocs in dark situations etc

Actually... On that note I should upload my Generation Loss oc here too one day too

Anyways I'm done yapping, here's Laika sleeping as a ty for reading this :D

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[beaudesoleil]

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[unibeartoon]

TW///BL00D, G0RE, IMPLIED ANIMAL DE@TH, THE WILD ROBOT SPOILERS

Doomed animal yuri (I hc longneck as a butch lesbian)

[saiidol]

So sorry about your loss, Sai....

*virtual hug*

@we-shine-like-stars

...I... my fault.. not ... fast enough... hate ...job...

[existennialmemes]

I think it's funny, in a distressing way, that if you look up what to do if you find a baby animal alone, the tone of the answer is almost always:

"Leave it alone, you baby-snatching forest-napper!"

Because a lot of people's knee jerk reaction is to just take the baby out of the forest, because surely this baby can't be All Alone. Meanwhile, it's like an entire bison and now it's doomed.

[ayyy-imma-ninja]

Wait since Fairy Eclipse loves meat does that mean he's ate innocent forest animals?

Yes?

It's really not that strange.

So do wolves, foxes, owls, and other predators of the forest. Circle of life.

[pulpfricktionsart]

Mythic World [Pages 34-35]: Bake-Kujira

Started: April 13, 2023

Finished: April 17, 2023

This book in particular is all about Kerby's interpretations of mythical creatures from cultures/countries all around the world. He dedicated a few pages in the back to give explanations for each picture.

I'll be transcribing them in my posts about Mythic World, since I'm also fascinated by mythology and want to share the knowledge.

"In Japanese mythology, bake-kujira are the skeletal spirits of slaughtered whales. Said to reside in the Sea of Japan, they bring powerful curses to the coastal fishing villages they visit, spreading famine, plague, and fire. In many stories, the bake-kujira are hunted by fishermen. However, the fishermen's nets are no match for the whales' ghostly bodies. Instead, they pass mysteriously through them, and even harpoons are deflected without causing any harm. The waters around them swarm with strange fish, and the sky fills with mysterious birds. The terrified fishermen soon return home."

I was actually pretty satisfied with how I outlined the whale's remaining skin; I wanted to give it a bloated-yet-wrinkled looking texture inspired by how decay typically works underwater. Plus, the deep blue color ended up making the red stains on the bones look really vibrant (in my opinion, at least). It took a lot out of the pencils I used, but it was worth it.