inkwyrmling

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the suffering never ends

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am taking perverse pleasure in reminding people it's 2025. that's a star trek year. silly little science fiction number. except it's happening, and DANG ain't it underwhelming!

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ya’ll were really gonna let me live my life in ignorance thinking mr. rogers was straight???

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sometimes you need dialogue tags and don't want to use the same four

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Eyes of the forest. Aspen trees

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Confirmed, I would kill for a hurdy gurdy

@chaos-has-theories @scar-can-relate

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One one complication/other point to add to this discussion: not everyone is part of the intended audience. If the piece doesn't speak to you, then it might not be for you. A lot of color-based symbology and communication is completely inaccessible to me because I'm colorblind. That means there's a good chunk of modern art that I am not included in the audience of, which is fine. There's no way things would hit the same because that method of communication doesn't work.

abstract and modern art haters are sooo snobby like klein literally Created an entirely new pigment and then painted a canvas in a way where the brush strokes wouldn't be visible. the insinuation that people with no skill could reproduce that is so annoying because unless you are skilled at color mixing and painting you definitely couldn’t lmao

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Just learned about garden path sentences.

They’re basically a literary prank– the sentence starts out in such a way that you think you know where it’s going, but the way it ends completely changes the meaning while still being a complete and logical sentence. Usually it deals with double meanings, or with words that can be multiple parts of speech, like nouns and verbs or nouns and adjectives.

So we get gems like

The old man the boat. (The old people are manning the boat)

The complex houses married and single soldiers and their families. (The apartment complex is home to both married and single soldiers, plus their families)

The prime number few. (People who are excellent are few in number.)

The cotton clothing is usually made of grows in Mississipi. (The cotton that clothing is made of)

The man who hunts ducks out on weekends. (As in he ducks out of his responsibilities)

We painted the wall with cracks. (The cracked wall is the one that was pained.)

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Here's my friend! Her name is Gierrie!

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A lovely couple! A sentient fish and animated suit of armor. They’re so adorable together! I love their teamwork.

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This creature inflicted its visage upon my eyes, and now I pass that curse to you. Happy boxing day!

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This strange creature is known as the Antler Wurm. People sometimes spell its name with a y. That's a horrible misnomer, as this is from the monstrous snake family, rather than the dragon family.

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A Call of Cthulhu character that recently got retired. Darril Du’Laen. I made him and immediately hurt my knee at work and had to go on crutches. I have some weird luck.

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A quick sketch of my summoner from afar. He doesn’t like me drawing him often, but he looks, though. I like his hat and staff. They’re nice to curl up around.

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A deck that my summoner likes. I wonder what the spell is on there right now. Seems interesting. Maybe he is working on a summoning spell.

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Found this one on one of my adventures. My summoner and their party had difficulty taking it down. It seems that the big pincer is extremely hard to open and snaps shut really quickly. Though, the creature didn’t look too healthy, though.

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Welcome to to my Tumblr. I have many creatures to show you. Hope y’all enjoy