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She/her, Oregon, USA. White cubicle drone scraping by learning ASL. Genuine zoo & aquarium pics/video ONLY. If you want to peruse real animal media, that's nearly 100% of my Media tab. I try to add image descriptions. Correct me if one is wrong.

I said, “The Transport doesn’t know what the hell it’s talking about, plus it lies a lot, and it’s mean.” A minute, undetectable in the range of human eyesight, fluctuation in the lights told me ART had heard that.

I love you all but you are incredibly (understandably) reactive. It’s making you SO easily manipulated by rage baiters. When you see something without context, a headline or a snippet of a quote, take a deep breath and look into it to see if you really should be upset. Please protect your hearts.

It's Textile Tuesday, and you know what that means: a piece by artist Faig Ahmed called "The Dragons of Karabakh" that's woven to look like an antique Central Asian carpet is melting off the wall into a puddle. More about the artist here: faigahmed.com

A red, blue, yellow and white work of textile art by Faig Ahmed that appears to be a traditional Central Asian carpet but is woven to look as through it's melting onto the floor in a puddle. Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.

> Happy Vancouver Pride from the Brazilian rainbow 🌈 boa! This boa gets its name from the shimmering, iridescent effect of its scales, causing it to shift through a rainbow of colours as the light hits it from different angles. [via Vancouver Aquarium]

Coppery snake with rippling darker loops, curled on a sunny tree perch to show off their soap-bubble iridescence.

I think I'm going to be Very Brave and try to depict a plant or an animal with embroidery instead of sticking to pure abstraction once I've finished a couple of projects. Gotta improve somehow!

The skull of a Flat-tail horned lizard (Phrynosoma mcallii), close relative of the 'Texas horny-toad', native to the Sonoran desert. Unlike the thorny spikes on the body that are made of modified skin keratin, head spikes (horns) are bony skeletal structures covered in keratin. (📷: Emily Chebul)

Flat-tailed Horned Lizard (Phrynosoma mcallii) in Mexico.  The skull has bony spike all over it, but especially near the nostrils and back fringe of the head.
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I'm told that the guys are ready for me to come home. When I arrive, they will act all snooty and offended that I dare disturb them. I'll leave the room, count to five, and walk back in. They'll fling themselves at me going "No, we didn't mean it, love us!" #petRats #rats


two cute pet rats peering out of their cage

Or I could just get a true ref pack since they DO have costumed refs and it's their birthday. On one hand, i'd have to continue to get better at digital art, on the other hand, fashion. Hmmm.

TrueRef by Abbey Esparza@trueref.bsky.social · 2d ago

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composited photo of several different witch of the woods inspired art references.