Personal Take From A Research Freak That I Think Most Folks Will Agree With Past The Ol’ Library Sentiments

adore how fascinated the masses are of lighting this procedure, i am amongst the masses here awed by humankinds idea of repairing living creatures, it always come to us, testin the limitations of what can fly back into the midst of the atmosphere is just one astoundin factor whether we’re fidgeging with a butterfly wing or a bird’s test peoples workin materials

living to dead, inanimate redeemed what gifts are given getting passed down, not wasted to these birds carrying on

it all takes time, shows how much more delicate these creatures anatomic arms are, though the bones themselves are not bein focused on here, the mending processes are not always so light even in regards to feathers, it is a relief many now have access to lighter materials as to not weigh down the birds flighty takeoffs

while slightly outdated from comin out of the high middle ages, frederick II’s “the art of falconry” ❨orig: de arte venandi cum avibus❩ is one interesting long read for anyone looking to gain more insight into how falconry care was handled within a span of roman times, hell, this the man took over thirty years to complete the work, dedication of eons from a falconer for such observations shared

A vaporeon study

Vaporeon is one of my favorite Pokémon. my first introduction to it was in pokemon red, where it looked like this:

(sprites from Red,Green and Blue)

So in my head, vaporeon looked like this:

It was also somewhat like this in the card game too:

with the neck frill and tail looking like soft goldfish fins, with a long snout, very elegant.

But the game's graphics evolved and Vaporeon changed to look more like the Ken Sugimori art. And eventually making the transition to 3D.

None of these redesigns are bad... but... the ear fins... oh the ear fins...

in the original sprite art, they actually looked like ears. and all my life I've been representing them in my art like this:

very pleasing to my eyes, but the reality is, they have never been represented to be like this in the games. That's fine, but what gen 6 did to its 3D model, to me, is murder!

Look at its ear!

Not only is it just a polygon with a flat texture hanging like a flag, if it wanted to represent an ear, it should have been facing the other way!!! like so:

It shouldn't, but this design "flaw" bothers me a lot!

and if we're talking about design, the neck frill looks a lot more like a firm fin now and not as soft, so it really should look like this instead:

It's a water creature, it needs to be hydrodynamic!

IDK folks, this is just my silly opinion. Feel free to agree or disagree with me but I'd love to know if it's just me who is bothered by this.

thanks for reading.

imogen heap is like when you are mind reading in first person and third at the same, heap songs sound entrancing in the same way that being a fairy is enchanting, except you are trapped in the desert of a music box slowly falling in love with the ballerina lost to time, and think about what else around the music box you can find lost to time, until you are lost to the sands of time yourself, it makes falling in love with what slumbers within the life you left behind, and the one you see ahead of you never felt like it was as confusing as now, it’s like that.

Caterpillar float in the Thanksgiving Day parade in Detroit, 1925.

(Detroit Public Library)

world needs more weird legged wonders

Björk wearing Alexander Mcqueen (2002) Photography: Nick Knight

so how are you today

Makes me kind of sad that most people's perception of a "GNC lesbian" is like. a cis woman in a suit.

You show them a transmasc/transfem lesbian, lesbians who do drag, lesbians who have body hair, lesbians who use he/him pronouns, etc and its like their brains short circuit.

hold on i need to engineer an image that will cast 20 psychic damage on a niche group of people

second season of arcane really peeling back some fibers to show off a wave of folks bein radicalized ‘n the complete opposite direction, especially within the span of this month’s current events, really feels like ‘s shaping up to be it’s own bite of irony