#mouses collection

[mouse-teeth-and-carnations]

gorgeous new creature added to my small collection from @flannelfoxen some kind of brachy bully d.og skull

[lazycranberrydoodles]

everybody go home. this is my magnum opus

[hellspawnmotel]

returning to my scifi furry sadgirls, with the addition of an evil mousegirl princess who is their boss. ive been calling her selene

[stamplover]

a few my melody stamps from my collection

[finzphoenix]

A sketch commission for @caesariawritesstuff of AK Crane's reconstructed face three years after Arkham Knight, which initially was intendet to be inspo for her ongoing story, Cat & Mouse! ^3^✍️🖤

Idea & story (c) caesaria Scarecrow (c) DC comics Sketch (c) FinzPhoenix

[princeespresart]

design sketches of the trashion alley girlies 🖍️🐀

[fanfic-gremlin-ft-trauma]

Modern cuddly bois

[loz-the-noob]

Updated photo of the Jellycat gang for 2024!

[beej-machinations]

clerk and psychologist shenanigans

MASH + textposts #19 - (i skipped numbering a few of them)

[sal212w]

family photo :3

[dailyfigures]

Nezupoyo - Pop Girl #1 ; Original Character ☆ Trikt

[mouse-teeth-and-carnations]

my lovely yote skull

[jellycatsdaily]

Jellycat of the Day | 11th May 2024

↳ Comfy Coat Mouse

"Snuggled up to scurry about."

[theinkphantom]

Guide to Phantom Blot stories (Part 1)

I've made already this guide, in a google doc (for reading online and legally) but it would be more informative and more visible also less messy to do on my blog. Part 1 would the essential albums, Part 2 some stories i recommend and series.

The most easiest and my recommended order to read phantom blot comics would be this :

Outwits the Phantom Blot/The Phantom Blot's Double Mystery, are the most important ones to read and the most acclaimed from him (and one of the greatest stories of mickey mouse according to coa inducks). They're translated in english and can be watch online with Amazon. [X] [X]

After that, there's the Paul Murry collection, i don't know if i can recommend except for one story who was good (The return of Phantom Blot), but if you want to see for the history of phantom blot you can check out for yourself, even it changes completely that gritty atmosphere from the twos stories, it's available online and in english. [X]

Here's why i've made this post, there's a new collection from topolino around Casty stories, including two books for all the stories around phantom blot written by him. Despite these are italian and not online, i recommend to buy those ones and translate via deepl app/google lens. These are really good stories about modern phantom blot in general, and you get interviews. Hoping to see this collection in english, one day! You can get via panini.it and soon Amazon. [X] [X]

The well acclaimed series Darkenblot written by Casty and concept/art by Lorenzo Pastrovicchio, for this one, you have two choices. (despite you can buy the first one in english. I am hoping we will get to see the rest, one day. )

You can read online all the stories in German via amazon, and it's quite cheap. (the downside was the bland typo and saturated colors.) [X] for uk/usa readers, you need to create another account and change address to a european one (like german country.), with that you can access to all online german duck comics via amazon.

Or you just buy the collection of 3 volumes in italian. (you get extra bonus like concepts + really cool covers.)

And there's the Marco Nucci stories, saddly there's not yet a album regrouping all the stories he made around phantom blot. Except one, who is the Nightmare island, only in italian of course (and quite pricey...). I will probably edit if we do get more of his stories one day. [X]

[bonefall]

Tbh I could see squirrel/rat incisors used as an implement to remove ticks

A mouse skull could be a good basis for a rudimentary tweezer, but the cats do have teeth made for grooming. With a little education they could learn to just nuzzle in and bite the head of the tick to lift it out

It would be stupid easy to make a little tick-twister though. MUCH easier than the cotton swab they make out of a moss and a stick (like, how is this moss staying on? Is there a string?). It's just a twisted stick you carve a little notch in.

(Tw picture of a tick being removed from skin)

You could make this out of a curvy twig if you wanted to, or even a prey's femur. Flip the femur upside-down and use the neck and head as the "hook" with a little carved notch taken out.

Super easy.

[pja-party]

I wanted this so bad..... .AHHHHHH