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Massive Neolithic pits have been found two miles from Stonehenge, circling the site of a large henge at Durrington Walls. They are each about 33 feet in diameter and 16 feet deep and may have indicated the boundary of the sacred site: https://t.co/nC7L2XNBKJ #history #archaeology
almost a minute of clingy seokjin in the dynamite mv behind the scenes 🥺
@hollewdz @JessieStarTF Clinging on for dear life! Don't bounce about too much Jessie!
Napalm Man explaining to Gyro Man why eating your own jizz is self-recycling colorized
-20XX
Day 1+2: affection, kiss, domestic
; How yamaguchi cope on one of those mornings when tsukki's sleepy head is unexpectedly, clingy
#tsukkiyama #tskymweek2020
its 5am, ive fucdked myself over and id like to bring these back because they are the 2 moods ive been cycling through for the last few hours
Keep trying to improve my cycling and injured myself...again! Blargh! *flops around*
I've been posting a lot with the leaders lately, but I just really like working with them.
These are little bust shots I've been making for the leaders. The background is based on scenery their Clan lives in and the pieces circling them are things that represent their Clans.
20.CiRCLING/Poppin' Party
人々の輪、調和の和、めぐって端のない環…などなど「わ」って元々僕が大好きな言葉だったりもするんですよね!
その「わ」をテーマにしたこの歌詞が本当に素晴らしいんです⭐
「CiRCLING 円陣組もう 終わりのない形だからね」
この歌詞とかも…あ、文字数足りないw
some art of sleepy clinging to a dreamy orb made of her own thoughts......... in space....
coloring this was super fun hjhsjkddhlkdsajfhgkdsfg
#tskymweek2020 day 1: affection 🥰
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post-match tiredshima is clingy and requires affection!!!
#tsukkiyama #fanart
is it Secret-Snuggle-Slut!Soul or is it Obliviously-Clingy!Maka?
#souleater #soulxmaka
"The cursed Quelosqi cling to their city of coral and limestone like phantoms, watching it sink over the course of aeons. What do they care? The ocean provides - their nets ever drawing up the bounty of the sea, including their queer, sickly gold."
#TTRPG #DnD #CommissionArt
@Scicomm_Grad @AcademicChatter My artist's psuedonym is Monix - I'm getting my Masters (and PhD?? Maybe??) in advanced materials and recycling.
My original background is chemical engineering, but most of my work has been in ceramics and polymers.