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Designed for short-range travel, built for reliability over speed.
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Shuttlepod Echo - Flightship
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a few ocs that i forgot to show till now
vessal(they/them(plural(literally, theyre two entities))), goth girl(she/they), [doesnt have a name yet](or pronouns i just realised(they/it i guess(idfk how to pronoun ocs)))
sorry i never draw hym with his shirt on :pensive: (they/hy/he)
me and my bff vessal <3 (i use any pronouns, vess uses they/them hy/hym)
i forced them to make a blog so go follow them hereeee >>> @bloodacid
OH AND BECAUSE the bitch wouldn’t put her on ArtFight @snatchyocto :dagger: I’ll draw her anyway
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Fishing by Tony Via Flickr: Day 59, Rabaul Papua New Guinea The Solomon Sea is open to fishing by many nations. The Bernadette Maria is owned by Trans-Pacific Journey Fishing Corp, and is a fish carrier. That means that smaller fishing vessels transfer their catch to vessels like this one where the catch is frozen quickly for transportation, in this case back to the Philippines.
Phoenician Figural Cup, 4th-3rd Century BC
A silver repoussé vessel with wide, irregular shaped mouth with chevron pattern to the short neck; to the body four high relief arched panels each with the figure of a naked male holding offerings.