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Smaug - The Hobbit (1977)

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Best quality: his wiggles

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I may come back and color this at a later date, but here’s a little dragon flying around. No particular reason! Just some recreational drawing. :)

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if you’re supposedly so worried about games with lgbt characters getting banned, campaign to disassociate lgbt themes from rape and pedophilia, instead of campaigning to protect your access to games with rape and pedophilia. stop using us as a cover for your disgusting woman-hatred.

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Restricted, confined. Quick doodle sketch thing that I threw basic digital greys on

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Have you ever seen the blue tree monitor (Varanus macraei)? Growing up to 3.6 ft (1.1 m) long, it can be found only on the Indonesian island of Batanta. This arboreal reptile spends most of its life in the trees, using its prehensile tail—which is nearly twice the length of its body—to assist with climbing. Fun fact: This species wasn’t scientifically described until 2001.

Photo: Josh More, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, flickr

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A young American alligator (Alligator mississippiensis) amongst duckweed in Florida, USA

by Matthew Paulson

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when asexual discourse focuses more heavily on how its okay for asexual people to engage in sex than why so many people with no or low sexual desire feel obligated to engage in sex that is a serious problem

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Qing Dynasty porcelain Zodiac Figure: Dragon. One of a set of twelve, currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

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[ID: a digital drawing of the Loch Ness monster, labeled in bold yellow letters with a yellow border. It is a green aquatic dinosaur, swimming to the right with its back and neck above the water. End.]

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Another page of dragon doodles for today

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Enough with the “it’s okay to be slutty! Suck all the dicks you want!” feminism. We live in a society where young girls are already being groomed by porn culture and rape culture into thinking that they always have to be sexually available to boys, that they have to cross their own limits and leave their comfort zones to please men sexually. What we need to be telling young girls is that they don’t have to suck dick if they don’t want to. That they don’t have to participate in sexual acts that they’re uncomfortable with. That it’s okay to say no. That there’s no shame in not having sex.

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[ID: a digital drawing of a purple plush dragon curled into a sleeping pose. It has angel wings, horns, a forked tongue, fabric patches, and a tassel on its tail. It is on a patterned teal and white background. End.]

Little patch guy. Based loosely on the Scorch beanie baby I keep in my car ahaha

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Gold pendant is a form of a dragon with jade wings, Iran, 12th-13th century

from The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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[Image Description: a photograph of a green and yellow ceramic tile depicting a Chinese Dragon surrounded by foliage. End image description.]

Roof ridge tile with dragon among peonies, China, circa 1550

from The Norton Museum of Art

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“The “kick” of girl/girl porno lies partly in its catering to the fantasy of violating the privacy of lesbians, of making even sex between women—something quite threatening to male sexual prerogative—serve a male agenda; the other, tacit element is the kick of seeing “normal girls” made to emulate homosexual activity. The assumption is that homosexual activity is repulsive, and that therefore the models are disgusted by it and endure it under some compulsion—whether the compulsion of money, force of personality, or physical threat. Pictures of real lesbians—at Gay Pride rallies, for example—kissing, necking and flirting are often considered “disgusting” and “ugly” by the same men who enjoy “girl/girl fantasy” porn. Lesbians in the public world who kiss, hold hands, or otherwise behave like a sexually intimate couple (in a restaurant, in a park, at a movie) have often been subjected to abuse, threats, and violence from hetero men—the same men who constitute the market for ever-popular girl/girl porno. What is disgusting in the case of real lesbians in the real world seems to be the women’s autonomy; what is attractive in the case of commercialised, fictionalised documentary porn is the evidence of reduced autonomy, the dissonance between what the porn consumer assumes are the real wishes and feelings of the model, and the actions she is being bribed or forced to perform. If the model were a real lesbian she would experience violation and humiliation due to the invasion and exploitation of her sexual privacy by men; if the model is conventionally heterosexual then she is presumed to experience a degree of humiliation in being made to commit, or mime, homosexual acts.”

— D. A. Clarke, “Prostitution for everyone: Feminism, globalisation, and the ‘sex’ industry” from Not For Sale: Feminists Resisting Prostitution and Pornography

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hi! I love you