Mar 30
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alien flora
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solanaceae
// its been abt a year since i last drew them.. ive changed a lot ðŸ˜
Here's my contribution to the first day of exo week🫡
when the wormhole won't even let go of it's hold on you:
exoweek day 3: life on earth
i didn’t have anything planned for this but the prompt reminded me of that interaction when you tutor nougat where you can choose to tell her the truth about earth or not, obv i told her 😔
Enjoy some exo memes on this Monday/Tuesday 🌱 Meme format by @periwin-exo
Art by bkomei, Sarah Webb and Ed Vargas
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i do also quite like tangent
More exocolonist fanart!
Some photos I took of my wormhole flower (common name: hybrid or garden petunia, scientific name: Petunia x atkinsiana) !
I got it from a flower fair last month, the biggest fair of the year in the whole country, and it grows on my windowsill. Has just finished flowering, so I guess the wormhole is now closed...
Here's how Cal might describe them to you:
Anyway... if you could look at one of these petunias, I think it would make you think of the wormhole we came through just before we arrived on this planet as well. We can still see it every night in the sky, but it’s the only one we know. What if there are many other ones? Where would they lead to? We probably won’t ever know, like a bug that lives its whole life on a single one of those flowers, oblivious to what’s happening on the other ones, even though they all grow in the same pot...
From chapter 17 of Time and Dirt