Timmy (Succumbed To The Palworld)

@timmy-22222001.bsky.social

//Level-38//Crabbo// - WARNING! 🔞 I like to draw some Suggestive & Pinup artwork. If you are cool with that, stick around and enjoy the insanity to come! 🦀 https://www.deviantart.com/timmy-22222001 https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/17437934 No Ai🙅‍♀️

For my first actual art post on an art account, I drew Kit from the hit tv show #gameoverse This is a pretty old drawing, and most of the drawings in the foreseeable future are gonna be reposts of drawings I’ve posted on my Instagram (Tortartt, go follow me pls)

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I do not like this gen AI I do not like what it implies I do not want it in my art I do not think it makes you smart I do not want it in my games I do not like its goals and aims I do not want it in my books I do not like the way it looks I do not like it, I don't care I do not want it anywhere

I finished my little craft project. It came out okay, considering all the broken pieces and mishaps along the way. Some of those ferris wheel riders are gonna be queasy from the abrupt jerk of their cars, but that's the price of adventure ✨️

Instagram automatically opted all public profiles into its new feature that lets users create AI images based on their photos How to opt out: 1️⃣ Go to your profile 2️⃣ Click the 3 bars in the top right 3️⃣ Scroll down to ‘Sharing and reuse’ 4️⃣ Turn off for both Posts & Reels

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First look at ‘INSECTARIUM’, a new stop-motion film from Mexican director Sofia Carrillo. The film follows a world where insects have gone extinct, until a girl revives a moth.

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Vaccines save lives. This is the FIRST time that ZERO cervical-cancer deaths have been recorded for this age group, and it’s thanks to the introduction of a vaccine against the human papillomavirus (HPV). Yes, you read that correctly. ZERO.

Cervical cancer deaths for vaccinated young women fall to zero in England: study

The HPV vaccine for cervical cancer has reduced the risk of dying from the disease before the age of 30 in England to almost zero, the first study of its kind showed Thursday.

ctvnews.ca