Some Backgrounds I Did For My Background Design Class! I Realized I Actually Love Doing This Sort Of

You want Cat Creeper? More Dancing Cat Creeper?

the greater flameback is a brightly colored woodpecker species found in the indian subcontinent. the bird is highly variable in coloration through its different subspecies, which occupy different portions of its range. males always have a distinct red crest, while the crest color of females varies by subspecies. like other woodpeckers, the greater flameback mainly feeds by extracting insects and arthropods from trees, as well as supplementing their diet with nectar.

Fullbody of Seraphina! Hope you like her!

Stay Safe (by Rudi Hulshof)

comprehensive guide to what i do when doing tabbies! of course you can go as simplistic or realistic as you want but these are the essentials i keep in mind! sorry if u cant read my handwriting ive been told its hard to read, ill be happy to translate but theres some semi-accurate captions!

Kai, Klondike, Dakota, and Echo

The Outburst Clouds of Star AG Car : What created these unusual clouds? At the center of this 2021 Hubble image sits AG Carinae, a supergiant star located about 20,000 light-years away in the southern constellation Carina. The star’s emitted power is over a million times that of the Sun, making AG Carinae one of the most luminous stars in our Milky Way galaxy. AG Carinae and its neighbor Eta Carinae belong to the scarce Luminous Blue Variable (LBV) class of stars, known for their rare but violent eruptions. The nebula that surrounds AG Car is interpreted as a remnant of one or more such outbursts. This nebula measures 5 light-years across, is estimated to contain about 10 solar masses of gas, and to be at least 10,000 years old. This Hubble image, taken to commemorate Hubble’s 31st launch anniversary, is the first to capture the whole nebula, offering a new perspective on its structure and dust content. The LBVs represent a late and short stage in the lives of some supergiant stars, but explaining their restlessness remains a challenge to humanity’s understanding of how massive stars work. via NASA

dragon music

SO COLORFUL

it fascinates me that theres (probably) billions of species left undiscovered