sesquipedalian verbiage

apart:

adj. separate

a part:

Tired

Wary:

I’ve got Joanna’s head in my closet

【Rippi/リッピ】

fuzzy bugs series

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Agnubawoc!

Finally was able to finish this artA Zatanna crossover with TMNT would be so fun!

Something that I wanted to add to Mikey's original design was his stickers. April just happened to have a few. Eridians can't see colors, so all Mikey sees are the shapes, he still likes them a lot!

I want to make more comics related to the plot of the movie (spoilers), so if you haven't seen it I recommend you do! it's really good!

Ageless Linux intends to force the issue before the California state supreme court, then ultimately (probably) the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS). It's a stupid, dangerous law, voted into place by legislators who either don't understand the core issue OR knowingly voted for it because they're assholes.

California is an influential state in the US. Many laws & regulations passed there eventually trickle out to most states. That's why it's worrisome to see this kind of thing rammed through, and why it's important to fight it.

The Hadal Snailfish mermaid is one of the deepest mermaids ever recorded. The cold, high pressure waters allow her to keep her adorable shape as she hunts for tiny sea bugs in the muck of the darkest part of the ocean.

This is one of the many mermaid species humans have never seen in person. Instead, information and illustrations are ferried to the surface by vertical migrant mermaids. Scholars, mermosologists, and diplomats bring communication through the different zones of the ocean. But those who travel the furthest vertically must know the most languages.

Humans who wish to learn mermaid languages will usually stop at Pelagic, since most mermaids they encounter will be surface-dwellers. They may be able to parse Mesopelagic as well, as it is closely related. But as one travels deeper, the languages of the oceans change and twist until they are formed of sounds a human can barely comprehend, much less speak.

I've been trying to study how 8bit sprites were made and it is fascinating. The limitation of the hardware made people be creative when it comes to making games for the era.

I also been using a shader to see how the characters look and how the shapes change with that visual.

I watched many youtube videos but this tutorial was the main one I used to make all of this!

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