#class models

[chernobog13]

Oh boy, look what UPS just dropped off!

[thezenanna]

art model agatha and pathetic loser rio au 😳

everyone go read ash's fic 💞

unholy uncropped version of agatha

[beatriceportinari]

Facehugger, origami, one square sheet of paper

[dudouji]

trying to get back into sketching on paper

references from @adorkastock

[w-ico]

i Love it When My Life's Like This

[sirchlorox]

fell off a fence, broke my phone and lost all of my ibispaint wips )-: Have a ranchers sketch until I'm able to make new things again.

(design inspired by @watcheraurora 's perfection/saint au)

[unyor-payn]

THE RED CASQUEHEAD BEAR

NATXANTSIN - MAGNUS FODIENS MONTANUS

The Red Casquehead Bear is a Pandoran predator, found in the Spires of the Clouded forest. The beasts are commonly seen traveling alone, or in mated pairs along the Circling Peaks biome.

Their common prey consists of both moonscarab and kite manta eggs and their young, fish, and echo stalker meat. The casquehead bear uses its leaf-like whiskers to sense the faintest shifts in the air and to locate potential prey. When having located a burrowing echo stalker den, the casquehead bear has been observed to mercilessly dig its way into the mouths of the burrow, and use its great claws to try and exhume the inhabitants. Even when faced with the echo stalker's aggression, the casquehead's tough facial plating negates most attempts at trying to deter the beast.

As the creature matures, its coloration shifts to more deep and vibrant colors, much like most Pandoran fauna. Mature individuals can be identified easily by the vibrant rust-colored mane upon their shoulders - the species' English namesake.

Unlike most Pandoran fauna, the red casquehead bear doesn't exactly use its second pair of forelegs for movement. The pair is mostly used for finer coordination whilst hunting or gathering, and for carrying their young. The limbs can essentially lock in place - not unlike the Terran sloth - and create a sort of cradle along the soft underbelly and strong chest of the beast.

The Ke'awa Kame'tire clan holds the beast in great regard. Hunting it is seen as an almost ritualistic occasion, and cause for great celebration amidst the clan. The red casquehead bear's titular mane and faceplates were commonly used in ritualistic occasions and ceremonies, though with the rise of the RDA, the materials have been rather crafted into vestments for accomplished warriors. When coming across a hunter who carries cloth with the casquehead's mane, it is customary to greet them with crossing one's arm across one's chest - imitating the casquehead carrying its young.

[chernobog13]

When the UPS guy didn't read the "this side up" note on the box.

[turpotypo]

hi tumblr do you like my alternative fashion doll designs.

left to right - kiki shinora, margo mercy, adrien westwood, nancy lee, and hayley van huss

imagine though they're like a part of a really cool blind box series that educates people about alternative culture and how and why not to patronize fast fashion brands

[jpivot]

there's only room for one impossibly handsome asshole

[re-mortal]

forgive me, Progman, for I have sinned. I did not realize Jecka's Rachel may have been an allusion to Rachel Amber Life is Strange until halfway through You Can Fly [...]. I was blitzing through the story too quickly.

Also, belated Happy Halloween to those that celebrate. It's jeckole but pricefield. 3 cheers for Jecka owning a black jacket in canon.

[decamarks]

There, apparently, exists an eternal space mantis—and every year, an exorbitant amount of tax dollars fund the flight of the world’s Most Important Men into its orbit. This is a process seen as both aspirational and deeply necessary. As far as we know, there is probably no greater honor than being cannibalized by an eternal space mantis.

Throughout the last century or so, we have been repeatedly made aware of the increasing pile of corpse-parts floating in space. At some point it reached planetary proportions, and has recently met the qualifications needed to designate it as a planet. It has not yet been named, but it is colloquially referred to as “That One Planet Made Entirely Out of Human Corpses”. Located between Venus and Earth, it is one of the easiest planets to see through a telescope. It is a great science experiment for children, who often aspire to to study astronomy shortly after seeing it.

The mantis itself is a recent discovery. We knew these people were dying, but not necessarily due to an eternal space mantis. The chances of it being an eternal space mantis honestly seemed pretty low. Evidence of its existence first came in the form of an accidental audio transmission from Daniel M. Hubbard, the former CEO of Brisco Group Inc., undergoing the process of cannibalization. We know this to be the case due to the contents of the transmission: approximately five unremitted minutes of rapturous moaning.

But what does it mean to be cannibalized by an eternal space mantis? Cannibalism, famously, is defined as the act of consuming one’s own kind. Indeed, this is not a misnomer—to be consumed by an eternal space mantis is to become one and the same. It is unclear when exactly the distinction between man and mantis is made indiscernible, but it is theorized to be the moment the flesh makes its entrance into the mouth.

The mantis most likely eats because it is hungry.

[alibonbonn]

Get in The Fucking Armor, Achilles!

My first project from Vertex school's game art program, every thing except for the mannequin are my own. Modeled in Blender, textured in substance painter, rendered in UE5.

[appreciation6]

[editfandom]

X-MEN: FIRST CLASS, 2011 | Michael Fassbender as Erik Lensherr

[kurokmask]

literally cant stop drawing his miserable irish ass. hes such a cartoon character to me. one day ill actually draw a real illustration for this show but for now you get endless stylization experiements