A cross-section of Prandiumite shown in polarised light with nice ornamental relic fractures often found in other metamorphic rocks containing solanacium


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While there’s nought but icebergs to look at topside, down in Ops there’s plenty going on. Also, had a bit of a time coming up with a demilitarised version of the RN warfare trade patch design for /Arcadia/‘s technically civilian crew.

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A cross-section of derived & worn spherical fossils taken from a sediment of Corvidian age (shown in polarised light) showing relic ornamental structures - signs of life from a era




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Its stories belong to the venerable tradition of moralising animal fables.
They originated in India with the Sanskrit पञ्चतन्त्र Pañcatantra (Five Treatises) but it was their 8th century translation in Arabic كليلة ودمنة Kalīlah wa-Dimnah by Ibn al-Muqaffa that popularised them.

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's recent Halo stream summarised in one drawing.

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Which week‘s links? This Week’s Links! Over at there’s a whole swathe of news, reviews, interviews, features, and -casts, handily summarised by yours truly and ready for consumption. Clickety click. https://t.co/ARuNMhIeKt

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BECOMING A FEMALE WEREWOLF FROM BIRTH It is believed that when SEVEN girls succeed one another in one family that among them ONE is of necessity a WEREWOLF. The Seven sisters werewolf myth was popularised by Sabine Baring-Gould in 1865

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Edgar Degas (1834-1917) discovered the freedom of monotypes in the 1870s. He made over 200 monotypes - smudgy, fast drawings in ink on glass that become one-off prints. His subject was the brothels of Paris, as popularised by the novels of Émile Zola & Huysmans.

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BERNARD LODGE: I wanted something fairly ‘science-fictiony’ and in photographic books saw those lovely stress-pattern photos taken by using polarised filters.

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Still not enough familiarised with ipas pro drawing but i do enjoy sketching on it.
Here a lion training.

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He's seen so many of these in the past day. He wanted to do this a couple days /earlier/, but issues arised. Now he feels extremely unoriginal posting this.

Which he IS, but not the point.

You know the drill. ❤ For a rating, mutuals prioritised.

♻️ for an added NSFW quote.

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My DM and I were discussing how much we love Evris’ Halfling stepfather Yir and this doodle can really be summarised as “I love my beautiful, tall Drow wife and my new 5 year old son, who is also my height.”

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Are we sharing these? Because outside of Daichi from Hime-Chan no Ribbon my anime crushes could be summarised as: Older https://t.co/4wUQqxc2g2

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If you think about it the galaxy straight up plagiarised from beyblade like cmon give takara tomy some credit Howard Shapley you coward

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'Deception' - digital illustration of the red fox from several years back in my illustrative style 🦊🦊

This is also one of my most infringed/plagiarised pieces (watermark/signature at the bottom of the neck is probably too well hidden 😉)

Photoshop + Wacom Cintiq 24HD

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environment aesthetic summarised in Mystery Dungeon screenshots

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Any speculation on what the big festive reveal at warhammer community will be? The swords and dark green bow look like Dark Angels to me. Primarised character? Or maybe a certain Lion?
https://t.co/kj4BWH6qss

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PUSS IN BOOTS Renowned animal trickster; popularised in Perrault in the C17th as Le Chat Botté, in English in Mother Goose, 1780. This con cat shares many of the features of a household fairy including a desire for boots which could represent seven-league boots

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