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NO K!ILL RUN, an R18+ Metal Gear sketchbook, is now available to order!  5x8.x5″, 24 pages, b&w, M/M + F/M

> .PDF available here

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The final piece that I did for the SPIRIT OF THE WIND 2015: A Studio Ghibli Tribute Show curated by 3tArts (The team also put together MOON CRISIS last year which was named one of OC weekly’s top ten 2014 shows.)  Princess Mononoke was one of the first and still all time favorite Ghibli film’s I’ve seen and will always hold a special place in my heart.

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you’re right behind me, aren’t you? 🌊 

☀NEW PRINT FOR PREORDER: you shine under an old sun☀

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Happy New Year everyone! Page 22 of the Tea Dragon Society comic is now up over at the website.

Click here to read the new page >> Click here to read from the start >>

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FANTASTIC! RECENTLY DISCOVERED RUBY SEADRAGON  SPOTTED IN THE WILD FOR THE FIRST TIME

Until 2015 only two species of seadragon were known, the leafy seadragon and the common seadragon, both from Australia. But that year, a new species of seadragon, the ruby seadragon was discovered, knowly from four preserved specimens, leaving many aspects of its biology unknown. It was the first seadragon species to be discovered in 150 years.

Now we know little more about them. Researchers has made the first live observations of the ruby seadragon in the wild, at Recherche Archipelago, Western Australia.

According to videos, the ruby seadragon clearly live in shallow waters (30~50m depth) in a very different habitat compared to their relatives. The ruby seadragon, unlike to other seadragon, has no leaf-like dermal appendages  and has a curled, likely prehensile tail with a yellow tip. It appears that at these low-light depths, an efficient camouflage strategy for ruby seadragons is to rely on cryptic red coloration.