#tree skeletons

[cloverquest]

I like the shapes winter shows.

I like the shapes when it snows.

[inkympe]

[claypigeonpottery]

sold

it turned out so beautifully 🥹

and the plum blossoms show which way the lid fits 🌸

[ex0skeletal-undead]

Become a Legend and New Growth by Spikings

This artist on Facebook // Instagram

[halloween-sweets]

[sysig]

I was inspired from on high (Patreon)

[botanyshitposts]

somebody reblogged that kt extinction post to bolster a wider point to their dinosaur/animal enjoyer circle that other non-animal things also died en masse during that extinction and so true and good to use my post for that but not gonna lie for a minute I forgot the dinosaurs also went extinct from the asteroid. i was like yeah the plants and some sea creatures died and nothing else of interest idk what those people are talking about. bugs or something maybe

[rottingcherrywood]

YALL MY GF JUST CAME UP WITH THE BEST TØP MERCH IDEA EVER she said “wouldn’t it be so funny if they made purses as merch but it was the stolen Trees drum with a chain for the strap?”

Somebody get me a pastor I’m gonna marry this woman

[artofmaquenda]

The Lovers

This drawing is a tribute to the shared origins of humanity, a reminder of the ancient ties that bind us across time. In contemplating deep time, the vast stretches of history that have shaped us, I feel a profound sense of connection to those who came before us, whether our direct ancestors or other early hominids. The Neanderthals, along with other early hominids, coexisted with us and were not so different; they loved, they dreamed, and they faced the world with curiosity and wonder. This connection is even imprinted in our DNA, a living testament to the bonds we share with these ancient relatives.

By reflecting on our similarities, I am reminded that the essence of our humanity has always been rooted in relationships, in the bonds we forge with others. This connection extends beyond just the human lineage, reaching back to the many hominids who once walked this Earth, and even to our living relatives among the primates. We are part of a vast, interconnected family, linked by our shared journey through deep time.

In this image, I seek to capture the timeless nature of love and the shared journey of our species and our kin. This is not just a story of survival, but one of enduring connection, of two souls meeting across the millennia. In their embrace, I see a reflection of our own struggles and hopes, a reminder that despite the passage of time, the essence of what makes us human and what connects us to all life, remains unchanged.

We are all part of a continuous, unbroken lineage, connected by the deep and ancient roots of our existence. Prints are available: https://artofmaquenda.etsy.com/listing/1786867243/the-lovers-lustre-print-hominid-sapiens Thank you all for your kind messages and support on my WIP posts! It took me a while to finally dive into this piece, but it just needed the right moment to come together. <3

The lettering is done by the kind Urukins / Antiqueuru

[loecassia]

being a tøp fan is rough bc yeah that’s my favorite song of all time I love it it’s so awesome but oh no don’t play it actually I’ll probably start having a panic attack

[londonadayatatime]

Slow Walk, January 2017

[ritabuuk]

On Easter Sunday 1987, the last known wild California Condor was captured, to be kept in a zoo as part of a captive breeding program in an attempt to save its species from extinction. As part of the process of bringing the wild birds into the zoo, the California Condors were deloused... which most likely caused the extinction of the California Condor Louse, a louse specific to the California Condor that lived upon it in a symbiosis that we will now never fully understand.

In the meanwhile, the captive breeding program has successfully reintroduced the California Condor to the wild, and as of 2023, there are 344 wild condors, plus 217 in zoos. But the California Condor Louse is most likely gone forever. Its loss has increased our awareness of the possibility of conservation-induced extinction, and that, in our quest to save one species, we must be careful not to wind up sacrificing another.

Completed: November 1, 2024

[frawstedcreations]

FrawstedCreations has joined up with Michaels to offer you a 25% off discount sitewide until October 11th!

Get your Home Depot Skeletons repaired and ready for the fall season! We offer 3D Printed replacements for the most likely-to-break parts on your Halloween Giants, Including the Inferno, The Deadwood, Murderous Maple, the Giant LED Spider, and Jack Skellington!

[ex0skeletal-undead]

by Austin Pardun on Instagram

[halloween-sweets]

[lauramariescorner]

Good morning! 🎄☠️