#stuby

[goodgirlsrecs]

since it's almost been 3 years since the finale aired, I thought it would be fun to have a space to share our fav fics & to encourage new content.

if you haven't done so already, check out BrioFicWeek

you can submit a rec: here or here

questions or prompts: here

fic events will be shared here

new works will be reblogged here

prompts will be posted monthly so please start with [prompt] so they can be filtered

let's celebrate this talented fandom!

[tmascyaoi]

PU55Y B4TTL3

[xstrawmari]

🌹🌹🌹

A little from Brio (ranch) small town AU

Silver Falls was a ghost town. Even Maple's Coffee and Goods had a sign on the door, which only meant one thing – everyone was down at Cohen's Stable, watching locals practice for a rodeo. They wouldn't close for anything else.

Stuby AU (it's missing them hours, always looking for recs)

“Wilson, skip roll call. Sarge has you on ride-alongs”.

And Thony x Jorge because this season – yup!

Between their wedding and the shooting, they managed to forget all about parents' day at the Academy.

for every "🌹" received in my inbox i'll post one random sentence of a random WIP i'm currently writing

[mgielka12]

Hello, I made a sketch of couple cats from my drawing series in a more detailed art style,

these two to be exact;

And here's a skech;

Edgar is calico tom and stuby is a small black and white she-cat

I am still experimenting with my style so it probably won't be consistent next time I'll post something like this

And thank you @rosetintedrot for reposting all my cat post, I am glad that they make your day 💚 If you want you can give me Ideas for a next cat and I will draw it.

( I normally try to make their colours realistic but you can go full rainbow if you wish so! )

[inspofromancientworld]

The Science of Discovering the Past: Aerial Archaeology

Source: https://archaeologymag.com/encyclopedia/aerial-archaeology/

Studying archaeological sites from the air is a relatively new method of studying the past, coming from the development of aerial photography in the mid-19th century by the French photographer Nadar (Gaspard-Félix Tournachon) after he took the first photograph from a balloon in 1858 and has moved into satellite, multispectral and hyperspectral studies.

By Nadar / Adam Cuerden - This file comes from Gallica Digital Library and is available under the digital ID btv1b532323066, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=143845842

When Nadar took his first photographs of Paris from the sky, he used a wet-plate collodion process where the collodion, a 'syrupy solution of nitrocellulose in ether and alcohol', was coated onto glass plates and had to be exposed while the plate was still wet, within 15 minutes of preparing the plate, requiring a 'portable darkroom' to make sure the plates only absorbed the light from the desired target to create a clear image. Because of this, Nadar had to prepare and develop his plates while in the balloon basket. During this first outing, the balloon he was using developed a leak and the escaping gas caused problems processing the images. He then developed a gas-proof cotton cover to cover the balloon basket to allow him to capture stable images.

By uploaded by Osama Shukir Muhammed Amin FRCP(Glasg). Image location:This file comes from the Wellcome Collection, a website operated by Wellcome Trust, a global charitable foundation based in the United Kingdom. Refer to Wellcome blog post (archive).This tag does not indicate the copyright status of the attached work. A normal copyright tag is still required. See Commons:Licensing. - Own work after File:'Photographic automatic kite' Wellcome M0008638.jpg, CC BY 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=56677958

Other early attempts at photography took place in the years leading up to WWI, though there were many technical and practical challenges. Sir Henry Wellcome, a British-American pharmaceutical entrepreneur and philanthropist financed expeditions to Sudan that used a box camera attached to a kite trolley to take aerial photographs of Jebel Moya from 1912-1913.

By cliché J. Dassié - http://archaero.com/Arch%E9ologie-a%E9rienne.htm, CC BY 2.5, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=1574349

World War I led to many developments and improvements in aerial photography, used at the time for reconnaissance as early as 1914. This led to a systemic approach to how sites were photographed from the air. Developments became much more rapid due to the pressures of the war on both sides of the war. Film quality improved and cameras became able to take clear pictures from farther away, and thus higher, from their targets. Images taken for mapping the positions of armies were also studied for archaeological features in Europe, highlighting the potential of aerial photography for archaeological studies.

By Ruparch - Taking a picturePreviously published: Arcà A., Hinrichsen S. 2012, The strange case of snow-circles and cup-and-rings, TRACCE Online Rock Art Bulletin 26, 2012, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=36985986

After the war, in the 1920s, Osbert Guy Stanhope Crawford, more widely known as O.G.S. Crawford, became a leading figure in the development of aerial archaeology as a field. His work focused on Britain and the Middle East, showing that 'aerial surveys could reveal features such as crop marks and soil disturbances that were undetectable from ground level'.

By James Stuby based on NASA images - Source images from Wikimedia Commons, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=122648125

After World War II, many more advancements were developed, including infrared and multispectral photography, allowing researchers to study variations in vegetation and soil that weren't visible in merely visible light photography. This also allowed for detailed and accurate surveys. During this time, aerial archaeology also expanded from Europe and the Middle East into the whole world, especially into regions that were difficult to reach in Asia, Africa, and the Americas.

By Carlos R. Chiriboga/PAET - Personal archive, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=95008963

More recently, drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UVAs) have led to many changes in aerial archaeology. Drones have lower operating costs and are more flexible than traditional aircraft, leading to them being used to allow a broader range of researchers to use aerial archaeology as part of their studies. Further advances, which are often used via drones, include LIDAR (Light Detection and Ranging), which is able to penetrate vegetation to the ground below, showing features obscured by forests, and photogrammetry, which allows for the creation of 3D models of archaeological sites and further expanding the possibilities of aerial archaeology.

[sillylittlegaymer]

art stylr stuby (tryna learn how to draw like the concept art! ^_^)

im learning :3

also redraw I never posted

[fatsoxmainewildlifeblog]

Feb 3rd Stuby my tailless Red Squirrel and My Carolina Wren.

[kels-pillow-fort]

Wwa... weird tat my hedspac body dosnt grow tallr or anyting, an i stil fel 12 (asid frum regresion), but my tail grw? it use to be stuby but its flufir an longr now... i gues 'm growin oldr in dog yers but not humn hehe

[birb-boyo]

Me, picking and peeling at my cuticles: I should probably stuby for my math test that’ll happen in like ten minutes

Me: *continues to not study, knowing that this test is pissy*

[shapeofallcosmos]

STOP SHOWING ME TUBI FLESH HAT BOY STOP SHOWING ME TUBI FLESH HAT BOY STOP SHOWING ME TUBI FLESH HAT BOY STOP SHOWING ME TBI FLESH HAT BOY STOP SHOWING ME STUBI FLESH AHT BOY ST

[caviarkitty]

In a transe like state I lingered to neighboring words

You have uninspiring hands, the man told her trying to soften the blow with a light hearted chuckle

But the effect of his delivery was so strong it whiplashed off of his lover’s skin and struck mine, from the other side of the room

I trembled with the cruelty of his indifference

I wondered how one could be so obtuse and loveless as to ignore the magic that the hands of any loving woman possesses innately

Instead, getting stuck on the stubiness of one’s fingers. The shortness of one’s nailbeds

And then, despite my own anger and frustration, I found myself tentatively glancing towards my hands

Sighing, in relief, to find a slender reach and elegant touch

Oh what a hypocrite is she who is always looking to be loved.

[duckciferthecg]

pappa I hav to many big though and feeling and I very stressed but I have big kid biology eoc tomorrow and I godda stuby and my friens wan me to hang out this week but my parents don't want to pick me up late so only gon be there for a couple hours so they try to help so I can say later but I to stressy to think I got to much big feeling and everything is to much I just wan be little and cry but I can't even do that cuz have to eat soons-🦕

It’s alright dear

Take a few deep breaths and try to think of some positive things. You can come back to deal with one thing at a time later

[xstrawmari]

WIP TITLE GAME

tagged by @faceless-inthecrowd (thanks! 🩷) as y'all can tell I'm verrry creative with doc names.

Ranch AU l RomanGerri

Cheer/Boxing AU l Brio

Spy l Brio

Crime Writer l Stuby

Modern AU l Snowbaird

Sweet P's l Brio

tagging: anyone who sees this & hasn't done it yet!

[autistme]

stubies (stu boobies) on the dash today

[dorothydalmati1]

My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic Season 6 Episode 23: Where the Apple Lies

Story by Meghan McCarthy & Dave Rapp

Teleplay by Dave Rapp

Storyboard by Kat Dela Cruz & Michelle Ku

Directed by Tim Stuby

Animation directed by Rexis Liwanag

[cxffinbxbe]

This is how I felt when I was 6 hanging out with my grandma's cat stubie with her friends

Circe by Wright Baker (1889)