Xenotropos

@xenotropos.bsky.social

🇨🇦 Doodler, chief cook, and bottle-washer. I aim for the paper and hope for the best. I have 3 cats, 600 small rubber ponies, and a 10 year gap on my resume.

Good Morning, it's Wednesday my Dudes! Stream tonight! 7pm EST www.picarto.tv/xenotropos Tonight I'm back on my weird bullspit. If we finish early we go back to dragons. Mature subject matter and a bit strange. Labeled "graphic" because of cartoony stitches but no blood or gore.

Two 5x7 canvases for friends. Coloured pencil and acrylic. Hidden not for being naughty but because they're supposed to be a surprise and I dunno if they're on Bluesky TOBY AND FAMILY DON'T LOOK! Otherwise these are pg-13.

My half of the trade with@tornfeathers.bsky.social. We agreed on "wizard" but in an attempt to avoid Harry Potter I went full Hallowe'en Merlin. Also the capybara is waiting for his clothes to finish in the laundromat next door, if you must know. Thank you again for the trade! Hope you like it!

A dragon-crow in a wizard costume is using a very suspect wand to cast a spell out an empty round window. A capybara with a saturated on his head is waiting on the sidewalk.

You, Canadians! If you buy dairy products, look for these symbols. No symbol = they use non-Canadian dairy ingredients. Some companies (I'm looking at YOU, Armstrong) will crow about being all-Canadian, but no symbol means they're not entirely truthful.

A list of symbols proving the contents of a dairy product is entirely Canadian.  One version has a life-like silhouette of a cow with a maple leaf on her side, and below this it says "Dairy Farmers of Canada Quality milk".  The other is a cartoony cow over a stylized milk drop, which also features a maple leaf and the words " 100% Canadian Milk".  Either symbol can be printed in blue or black.