Senpai trio

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I'm noticing a trend whenever I draw Prof Nut..

He's just a LITTLE bit done with shit

He also lacks the hat and coat but that's just me not wanting to die inside for 3 hours

Thank you for these beautiful pieces, @natrat1111

Are you kidding with the peaches and the daisies??

11.03.24// writing session ft. museum pics!! i spent 4 hours at a coffeeshop yesterday, researching a really cool topic and drafting the section of my phd dedicated to it!

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Hi

fine one more for today i should probably pace myself more or else itll be like every other time i try a new site or join a new discord server where i interact once and then disappear for like a month but i wanna keep going (not that anyone's even here yet anyway ahaehjhfsdkf)

anyway here's a look into some revised art for my upcoming massive revamp of my crossover Something Seems Off! it's between off and tf2 and every chapter title is a pun or a reference im not sorry

i don't recommend reading it now because of the aforementioned revamp- nothing is really gonna get removed (other than old sucky art) as the writing still holds up well but i am going back and adding a lot more details and little moments to make the pacing better so it'll probably be best to read after that, hence why i am not linking it. not like it's too hard to find but yeah anyway enjoy!

ps: here's the old art for comparison's sake- let's just say it's a little jank

some new itemlabel guys (galumpin dops) chillin

Tough Lucky Peepy gettin some love and care

practice practice practice

Ocs and friendships?

wanted to do some experiments soooooo of course theres lots of teggy. this was ny first time drawing alucard ☝🏻👩🏻‍🦲

Bambi, 1942.

Dir. David Hand (supervising director) | Writ. Perce Pearce (story direction) & Larry Morey (story adaptation)

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Been a while since I did anything pixely.. Have the Them :)

...gece parça parça doğranıyorum ve buna karşı bir şey yapmak içimden gelmiyor.

Franz Kafka, Günlükler -Cilt 1-, Birinci Defter

25.02.24// went to see priscilla yesterday and i absolutely loved it! i've read the book before (just as like 95% of all elvis-related things ever published) and i was really curious about how the movie turned out - it was even better than expected though!

last week at work really exhausted me, so i just chilled a bit which is always appreciated!

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when the poll ends do you mind sharing what you vs your friend thought the key hockey concept was? I'm so curious !

yes !! so skill play ended up winning, but if you combine the two categories of fighting and physical play, they add up to way more. this came up because i'm currently going through a whole emotional journey around violence in sport and the way personal choice, bodily autonomy, and the monolith of sports culture can overlap and conflict. that's not super important but i think more people should think about it because it's a really interesting and tough topic. anyway, i was talking to my friend from rural BC, and we were talking about violence/physicality as an inherent part of hockey or if there was a way to mitigate dangerous injury while still maintaining the spirit of hockey as a sport.

she was of the opinion that physical play, fighting, all of that were essential to hockey, and there was no way to play the same game without them. i'm still working on what my opinion is, but i'm finding that more and more i come down on the side of, hey, all of these injuries are unnecessary and there's no reason for hockey -- contact sport though it may be -- to be this dangerous and injurious. there's a lot of reasons i feel this way, but one of the biggest ones is that when i think of hockey -- when i think of the most important, joyous, exciting moments in hockey, moments that made me genuinely love this sport and the place it holds in my life -- i think almost entirely about skill play. what makes hockey worth watching for me is the speed, the skill, the insane passes and bad-angle goals. kirill kaprizov sidney crosby trick shot type shit. when those players have room to play, i love this sport like nothing else.

my friend, on the other hand, isn't wrong when she says that overall, the impression people have of hockey tends toward violence. even if they haven't thought about it enough to pass judgment, the vast majority of people think first of checks and fights.

the problem i have is that a lot of times, skill players are stifled by physical play. i like puck possession, but checking turns that into an almost irrelevant part of nhl hockey, and i like when superstars have space to do insane things, but if they're injured half the year because every fourth liner in the league pretty much has free reign to headhunt without the refs blowing the whistle, i don't get to see any of that. it's the same reason i'm annoyed with the way kirill's been treated in the league -- he's a phenomenal player who can do unparalleled things on the ice, but his production has been down because he got injured a couple seasons ago and hasn't had the space (or protection from further injuries, looking at you, dops) to heal it fully and get back to form. in what world is that the best that hockey can be? i'd rather every skill player gets long, obnoxious nhl careers than keep fistfights in a sport that really doesn't need them, but i'm aware i'm in the tiny minority there.