#sample space

[daftpatience]

ive had this in my drafts for literal years and now its jost a memorie... i used to make handpaws it was so fun. i should have kept at least a pair for myself. i was way too serious about perfecting them and ended up giving up cus i felt like i didnt have the right tools to really succeed at it. so many things i wish i could pivot to dedicating my whole life to doing. alternate universe andreas i hope youre enjoying becoming a professional of different kinds of arts

[sp4ceboo]

i'm sorry but this came to me in a dream and in the dream there was one obviously correct answer. woke up and now i'm curious :p

[leoreadss]

I’m working on things. Art things

Wearing tartan for a special occasion. 🧐🤓🥸

[nemesis-is-my-middle-name]

[dorykinny]

I had a thought and now i’m curious

Are your favourite characters mischaracterised more in fanart? Fanfics? Both? Does it depend on the fandom?

This is ofcourse based off of your opinions on if characters are mischaracterised

[maeamian]

Becoming deeply radicalized against the idea of crewed Mars missions, y'know how the Rovers keep sending back better and better data what if instead of that we made an even bigger one and devoted nearly 90% of its capacity to holding a guy in a bubble on top of it instead of sending back useful data, but wait! They'll eliminate like a half hour of latency and also almost certainly contaminate the landing site and possibly the entire planet, so it's not all downside.

[taxi-davis]

Digital Jockey — Ви робите магію, visuals are Ukraine 1993 VHS

[witchofthesouls]

There's something that Cybertron doesn't have

Evolution

But Earth? Oh boy humans went long way to where they are today.. Animals too like birds used to be dinosaurs(some still look like one and others remember they were big and powerful and fear no man) , whales ussd to be way smaller and walked on land, insects used to be way bigger etcetera

Just humans showing pictures of prehistoric animal and modern animal to bots/cons and them either being fascinated(Shockwave would be engrossed for sure) or straight up confused/sceptical

I think they do have a sort of evolution, depending on the universe.

In TFP, there was an off-comment that Seekers descended from Predacons that Starscream denied. In IDW/MTMTE, the biological differences between the Lost Colonies and Cybertron. Cyberverse explored more of their native fauna. Bayverse had the Dynasty of Primes and the hatchlings.

If anything, it's on a scale that's inconceivable to us, especially with the immense differences in lifespan. It varies from the iteration, but a single vorn is their equivalent of a calander year. 1 vorn = 87 Earth years of human perspective.

Shoot, the modern human is only a scratch of Earth's total years, and there are canon Cybertronians older than that and who are active combatants in their own war.

Look at the megafauna of North America. The massive trees still remember the immense animals that once dominated the land. Even when those creatures went extinct, those trees still retain the ecological quirks that relied upon them to spread seeds and propagate.

Think of it this way, Earth is on a scale that's so fast-paced that it's more like a contained, self-sustaining terrarium of terror and wonderment. Like there could have been Cybertronian field scientists and researchers that tracked the evolution of trees on Earth and have a rivalry with Team Shark because sharks came before trees!

[xx-k1tsun3-k1d-xx]

[lesbiangiratina]

Soundtrack composers should be obligated to list all samples they use. This would prevent me from being in a real conundrum right now

[fictionadventurer]

So many types of books that have strong summertime associations that I spend all my time cycling through cravings for certain genres or books.

Within the last month, I have wanted to read/reread:

Jane of Lantern Hill by L.M. Montgomery

The Electrical Menagerie by Mollie E. Reeder

Valiant by Sarah McGuire

Retellings in general (especially Cinderella retellings)

Golden Age mysteries, especially Josephine Tey and Agatha Christie

The Moon-Spinners by Mary Stewart

Books set in locations that are not America or England, especially warm climates

Books set in wintery/cold weather settings

Science fiction/space opera

Superhero stories

Civil War history/Presidential history

D.E. Stevenson books (and other mid-tier vintage light fiction)

Wilkie Collins books

Graphic novels

And I'm sure there are others that I'm forgetting

[onthearrow]

Tonight I'm declaring war against:

1. Restaurants with QR code menus (where there is no paper alternative option)

2. People who ask for 3+ samples at the ice cream store; any more than 3 is definitely the limit and even 3 is stretching it (this chick asked for literally six samples)