Comprehending

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Bonus:

I'm so pleased I can finally share my Antarctic Imperial Cormorant illustration for Polar Lights 4! This was a bird I knew little about before I selected it, but I quickly fell in love with their incredible colors and how they contrast against the vivid blue & white of the Antarctic landscape.

of course you do!! it’s a dunkleosteus, it’s an ancient deepsea fish from the late devonian period, and it has an exoskeleton!! it’s about the size of a great white shark, and unfortunately it is extinct but it is so so amazing!! i’ll attach some pictures below :)

LOOK AT THAT THANG

anywayyy love ya! i watch your otter cam all the time how are they doing?? i love them so much ANYWAYS im rambling ily bye :3

Woah, that Dunkleosteus is mega-cool! We get why you love it—the armored head is pretty metal.

Like, they'll combine their nation's flag (or some national symbol) with the rainbow stripes. The Brazilian one haunts me to this day but that's a long story. They're usually done in a quite lazy manner, cause it's not really something you can do super well and not many people try.

But I have just found one that is lazier than the rest! Are you ready to see it?

but would its deception hold up against the sci-fi equivalent of hbomberguy who initially was making a much smaller scale video but then kept piecing things together.....

Clay loom weight decorated with an owl, Greek, 5th Century BCE