violets and the stars

Reminder this is an 18plus blog

Oh ya since we're allowed to post them now, here's my drawing for the Pride of the Coast Wyll zine <33

Now that someone's temperature is more in check, there's no need for industrial-strength underthings I think..

Karlach, a few years before the events of BG3, makes her point known to some asshole who's about to regret whatever it was they just did.

Some old sketches of Kim

“I kept my expression SecUnit Neutral”

Living organisms are assumed to produce same-species offspring. Here, we report a shift from this norm in Messor ibericus, an ant that lays individuals from two distinct species. In this life cycle, females must clone males of another species because they require their sperm to produce the worker caste. As a result, males from the same mother exhibit distinct genomes and morphologies, as they belong to species that diverged over 5 million years ago. The evolutionary history of this system appears as sexual parasitism that evolved into a natural case of cross-species cloning, resulting in the maintenance of a male-only lineage cloned through distinct species’ ova. We term females exhibiting this reproductive mode as xenoparous, meaning they give birth to other species as part of their life cycle.

Is this real because I really like boywife kitchen

Made these guys in preparation for a vendor event coming up in October for a horse rescue!