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Look at this slug

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Environment progress, with models by Megan Acosta and shaders by Julian Palacios.

The new game will feature a lot of familiar Gulf Coast vegetation, including cypress, tupelos, swamp maple, slash pine, and many other species.

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Basically every fish in the state of Maryland, as per the salt and freshwater fishing regulations provided by the state

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This was for a college project where we had to make a book cover for something, I chose Mushishi :D

See if you can spot all the references hehe

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First iteration of a shield painting system for Dog Nightmare

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Gustav Klimt - Country Garden with Crucifix (1911)

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Random PNGs, part 212

(1. 19th c. glass marbles with farm animals (?), 2. Vintage insect taxidermy, 3. Fish star, 4. Shell friends, 5. Bag of miniature deer, 6. Computer mouse with cicada, 7. Shaved ice dessert (?), 8. Cornish stargazy pie, 9. Shuco monkey)

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pier

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Mark Laver, "I'm gonna shine out in the wild silence" / "Everything looks beautiful, when you're young and pretty" / "I may never be unhappy again"

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Oil on tile

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Often when I'm reading the Wikipedia article about some zoological group, there'll be a sentence near the start that says something like "[group] varies in size from [smallest species in group] to [largest species in group]". I always immediately click on the largest species. I love to see a huge version of a thing, it's usually some crazy monster that looks sick as hell, it's always worth seeing and I have a great time.

And then I say to myself, come on now, you don't want to be someone who's just interested in the big ones, see what the smallest one looks like. So with a sense of grim duty, I click. It's not even that small usually, most small things aren't like that little frog wrapped around someone's pinkie, they maybe look a bit like the juvenile version of a more median-sized species perhaps. But I nod appreciatively and I say out loud, "Gee yeah, that is a small one of those", and then go back to the main article I started at.

Now both links are purple. No one can accuse me of being narrow-minded or unjust, and I can read my article in peace.

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samorost 3 (2016)

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The Sky Didn't Move A Muscle

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Analogue Bubblebath - Submitted by: fastman27

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