#featherless

[ninacti0n]

I was working on some Kid Pix doodles in between commission work, and this one ended up rather nifty! I just zoned out, and felt like having fun with the wacky brushes and funny noises. Featherless chicken it is! Hope you peeps like it ^^

[epiales06]

The only reason why transphobes always ask “what is a woman” instead of “what is a man” is because we all know that a man is a featherless biped.

[mn3m0s1n3s]

"Featherless" by Eduardo Kac. 2006

[cannibalchicken]

[frank-o-meter]

An Aracari chick (in the Toucan family). Video of its growth at the link:

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[solarishashernoseinabook]

is this anything

[dick-cock-penis-phallos]

Bipedal. Featherless. This is a man

Photo not mine ! ! !

[corporaloretsev]

Claudia + Bird

[parakavka]

ルルとキキ on X: "今日はちょっと決めてみた https://t.co/IkW7IXbaeh" / X

[meltedmush]

With great power comes with great need to make skin creatures

HELL YEAHH

[deesblanketfort]

Snailsagere's 30 days of agere moodboards ★´ˎ˗

︶︶︶ Day 24: Dinosaur themed

[skycowboys]

This had been plaguing my mind for so long now. If even possible, how do you think would people ride membrane winged (bat) horses? I've tried coming up with things but I can't think of one that makes some sense–

For an attached-membrane-winged horse, I think I would go about it like this:

For me it would be similar to a docked draft tail - a small modification that improves safety and the overall quality of life for the animal in its domestication. This way, the rigging isn't pulling on the neck, restricting airways, or isn't overly complicated/heavy.

~ Larn

[darkforestwarriors]

sentryposting

[purpleminte]

*aggressively points*

[allmightyroden]

i'm 100% sure at least some of you guys did the same mistake