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june prompt 2026

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And it's a Merry Xmas @colinoeyebrows !!! for @cssecretsanta2020

Guess now it'll makes sens why your damn santa wasn't that present here and yet, was inquiring info..... ;p

Was supposed to be done last night, but as we both saw, t'was getting real late and i mean, i finished it at 2-3am :D BUT YAY!! and with it more pics being coloured than originally planned bc i felt bad for being late >o<

Jacqueline waved as he started down towards Elfsburg proper. She dropped her arms, folding her hands in front of her skirt as she watched him march off in that funny little way of his. He waved without looking back, her fond little smile not seen by him but most certainly felt, popping off in a shower of gold sparks. The wind blew. The space felt suddenly empty. Jacqueline sighed. If what she suspected was true…and Bernard really did confirm her suspicions…well. Things were about to change. She couldn't fathom how, of course. How could she? It had been so long... Weary of the thousands of things that could possibly happen (assuming she was right about…about Jack), Jacqueline shook herself out of it and sighed. See you soon, I hope. Quiet plea lost in the wind, she twirled, skirt billowing out around her. In a brilliant burst of blue sparks and snowflakes, she was gone, with nothing but a faint whisper on the wind and two forlorn sticks to tell of her presence there that day. [From fanfic Crystal Springs by SafyreSky. "Prologue"]

Some beasts from my fantasy steppe setting. The Monocorn is a brontothere found in arid habitats. The Tricorn is an embrithopod specialized in marshes and mudflats. The Pentacorn is a uintathere associated mostly with the taiga forests that fringe the steppe's far north. They fill exactly the kind of niches you'd expect them to, as fairly generalist megaherbivores.

The Field Bishop is a megafaunal, flightless weaver bird. Like its smaller ancestors, it uses vegetation to construct elaborate nests, keeping itself and its young safe. Its grasping feet and flexible legs have evolved for this task. The nests are typically constructed of large branches with smaller sticks woven in to fill the gaps, and look something like an amphitheatre crossed with a hedge maze.

Many other, small animals live commensaly or symbiotically within these structures. Pannagers are basal artiodactyls that walk bipedally and have convergently evolved some similarities to primates. These satyr-like beasts are gregarious and intelligent, and will lead the Bishops to rich foraging grounds in exchange for setting up home in their nests.

Grouse and gamebirds of all kinds populate the open grasslands. The Delivery Grouse is a domesticated species that is used in much the same way as a carrier pigeon. It is larger, about the size of a turkey, and can carry heavier parcels. This limits its ability to fly, but it is a swift runner with an unerring sense of direction.

Buster Grouse are much larger and far more ferocious, filling a niche similar to Phorusrhachid terror birds. Despite their menacing appearance, they usually go for prey smaller than themselves. This is thought to be to reduce competition with the larger mammalian predators of the steppes through niche partitioning.

Swarms of Pollen Peepers, small but loud alderflies that emerge en masse in the rainy season, draw a host of insectivores. The Storm Sailor is chief amongst these, covering vast distances by riding air currents, and cramming as many flies as it can into its gaping beak.

The Slot Hawker is an unusual falcon that has adapted to its craggy environment using an elongated beak that allows it to probe rock crevices for prey. It typically goes for rodents and lizards, but this buffet of insects is too tempting to miss.

Hi all, I'm @crittersketches. I'm an artist with a generally cutesy and colourful style, posting my scribbles here as I get to grips with digital techniques. I love drawing fantastical creatures, some grounded in science, others a bit more out-there. I also like to practice character art, whether my own OCs, friends' D&D characters, or from media I enjoy.

I'm currently considering doing art commissions, and preferably I'd like to do them through VGen. It's a really cool site, by artists, for artists, with a general anti-generative AI stance that I'm in favour of. I need to get verified first, though. If this post gets to 5 comments and 100 likes, I can receive an access code and open my account!

My VGen profile: https://vgen.co/ChocolateSawfish

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Some examples of my art below~