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Frank Frazetta (1928-2010) - Time War (1974)

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today's bug thing is this giant beetle sculpture!

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My efforts to make my office the least demure room in the house continue.

And I now have the coolest zoom background on my team.

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Everyone wants uppies

A continuation of Moon’s uppies

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Security-san casually lifting one of the animatronics to move them out of his way

He’s never been picked up before

Part 2 for Sun's Uppies

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Detective Moon part 4

<< First < Previous ~*~

I don't blame Flower for finding Sun intimidating after that first impression, lol. Moon's wonderful spelling abilities are explained in Naptime Memories.

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Cuomo concedes and Zohran Mamdani declares victory. Nice.

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Sorry I'm thinking about old webbed sites again, but I was just havin a conversation on Bluesky about how the way social media is set up to force artists to churn shit out so fast just to be seen that we don't even slow down enough to really look at what other people are making, and just...

I think the way deviantART was set up was way healthier. By DESIGN. What do I mean by this? Well, think about how things are now. Every major social media has a dashboard people scroll that is endless. That is the main way you encounter art, supposedly by people you follow. It depends honestly. On instagram that's a fuckin' rarity, but I digress.

You have a dashboard, and let's say you only have a little bit of time to look through it. When the time's up, you close the app or tab or what have you, and everything that you didn't see in your scroll now might as well be gone forever. You probably won't ever see it, unless the poster reblogs/reposts/bumps it in some way, during a different time of day when you're more likely to catch it. Algorithms that force constant posting for a boost are bad enough, but so is the fact that everything is missable.

Now take ol' deviantART. It's flooded with AI bullshit now, but BEFORE then, in the ancient times, it was a collection of galleries and real peoples' artwork with a functioning search. Let's say you find some artists you like, and follow them.

Instead of a dashboard to scroll, you could go into your watch list and BAM. There it was, a collection of EVERYTHING the artists you followed had posted since the last time you checked. All there for you to look at at your own leisure. The artist could post at whatever fuckin time they wanted, and they'd only have to post ONCE, and you could still have a chance to see it without having to go to their individual page.

If you wanted to find new artists, no problem! There was the front page with featured works, or recent works- there were sections people could post to based on type of art (traditional, digital, etc.) and if you liked any kind of fandom, you could search AND sort those searches by popular/recent! It required a little bit of agency to go look for other people in your niche, but it wasn't difficult by any means. And some of my best and longest lasting friendships were started on dA by me finding fanart I liked and commenting on it! Or by participating in community-ran events like OC tournaments!

Like, I know instant gratification is a tough thing to beat, but I think if we found some way to just slow back down a little, maybe communities could be a thing again... I dunno. Or maybe I'm just an old kook. Or maybe both! Who knows?

But yeah somethin' somethin' gallery sites are way healthier than twitter for artists.

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Good News, someone (sspookster) ported the SOTM models into SFM-

HE'S HUGE (COMPARED TO THE DCA PORT!) (LetTric)

It's easy to change the size of the model and this is clearly some porting weirdness but ohhhh my goshhh I can't stop gigglinggg

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Do not think for a moment that this admin is only going after trans folks. They are ultimately going after the whole LGBTQ community. They start small, like getting rid of a hotline option, then go BIG.

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nsfw sideblogs r so funny. my friend we can't talk here it isn't safe.. we have to go to sex world together

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I think the biggest thing mascot horror things need to get a grip on is the reasonable balance of cute/creepy. The mascot in question needs to be cute enough to realistically be for children but scary enough to actually make for effective horror. Most games always lean too far in either direction and idk maybe it's just me but immersion with these kinds of games are important for me to actually find enjoyment in them.

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HOLY SHIT.

the scariest thing about the generative AI thing is how quickly people have accepted it as an indefinite, irrevocable part of their reality. people have genuinely convinced themselves that ChatGPT is the only solution to most tasks - tasks they did with their own brain without any large effort two years ago. like you know damn well all of us used to write emails ourselves why are we pretending like this is an impossible task to do with your own two hands. what's with the fucking. AI revisionism. i feel like i am going insane.

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I’m done holding back. Make this a trend.

Reblog with a DTIYS of Eclipse doing this. There’s so many already. Whatever, GO MY ECLIPSE!

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This is so dumb enjoy

Og post below the cut

I'm a believer in Papyrus also liking puns but getting annoyed when they're used in regular conversation/when he's actually asking a real question

But anyway every time I see puns recently I'm like. I have to draw that with sans and papyrus. And so this is the result of that inclination

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Happy Pride Month, ya'll!

With NovaFrost confirmed canon couple, of course I had to jump the latest trend of drawing these two being loveydovery together in celebration!

Did my best to make it nicely sappy, especially with those lyrics.

Enjoy!

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