By Laerte Coutinho

its always like be careful this song might become a memory. this cologne might become a memory. this brand of beer might become a memory. i time travel all the time

HELP

(genuinely offended) "I trust all of my viziers"

People horrifically fucking up facts about evolution and genetics too support their stupid beliefs or to seem smart and “rational” is probably one of my big pet peeves 

I have come to the conclusion I will not be able to make something for every day of rw art month. Oh well !

Life happened and suddenly i have like 4 new or newly renewed responsibilities all at once so i simply wont have the time n energy.. I still intend to make a good couple more art pieces for it, but ill reserve my energy for just the ones i find the most fun/think I can do within a reasonable time frame ! Ty to yall beautiful lil people in my phone reading this for all the positive response to my art lately ! <3

This is unethical you shouldnt teach the children forbidden techniques. theyre forbidden

im starting a foundation to introduce underprivileged children to forbidden techniques

kennel (prints)

discord has ruined my ability to effectively communicate without using my :true: emote and being able to react to absolutely everything with :true:

i can no longer function like a normal human being in conversation without this little, horribly-photoshopped picture of morgan freeman above some default font that says “True…” to express everything i can say on a matter

Assorted sketches of the ryerunner, an ostrich-sized herbivore that lives on the wheat-covered planet Alicanto. Its frilled eyestalks fold over its head, forming a sort of natural balaclava that shields its eyes and upper nostrils in the strong winds. When extended, the underside is a bright, iridescent white; the sudden flash of a ryerunner's frill can be disorientating to practically anything with eyes in the dull sepia landscape.

Though they, as obligate herbivores, have little interest in eating other animals, ryerunners engage in a particularly gruesome form of kleptoparasitism: using their long front claw, they will cleanly "dissect" other plant-eating animals for their stomach contents (and another other occasional treats, such as gestating eggs or large internal parasites). By seeking out this partially digested food, they are able to add significant variation to their diet and include vegetation they would otherwise not be able to access. Attacks on carnivores are rarer, though still not especially uncommon. Herds of ryerunner will sometimes curiously follow animals, nutritional value or no, for up to several hours - both at ground level and by climbing to the surface of the wheat to stalk from above - before killing and carefully "dismantling" said animal as a group, a play behavior that reinforces social bonds and strengthens valuable hunting skills.

i know why this is less common but i kind of wish more spec bio adjacent worldbuilding was less about the ways a species' society was built around their natural behaviors and more about how it failed to accommodate them