Might I offer a Herobrine in these trying times? I'm doing a funky illustration series to expand on each of the individual builders and some other world headcanons. Here is Herobrine's illustration! Feat. the void, and White Eyes :)
Lore for White Eyes is under the cut
White Eyes was a builder born into the same situation as Herobrine; into something resembling creative mode, and trapped in the void. Except unlike Herobrine, she didn't escape the void. Instead she enveloped herself into its ocean, and she became what she is today.
She isn't a friend of Herobrine, nor is she an enemy. She was the only person Herobrine knew for hundreds of years, and yet she could only gurgle about nothing to him and occasionally try to pull him into the ocean with her.
Herobrine hates her, yet he also appreciated her company very deeply.
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I forgot. to post this. I think its because I wanted to draw Rudie and Coal as well but III SUCK AT DRAWING ANIMALS I'M SORRYYY 🔥🔥🔥
Also im posting art on this account now to be organized and reblogging it on my main so. Yeah :)
ANOTHER MAGMA WITH FRIENDS EXCEPT ITS NOT A REBLOG So anyway I had a thought perhaps relating to a certain iterator and their weird diseased cat
Last two drawings are an apology 🙏
PEOPLE KEPT SENDING ME THAT ONE PROJECT VOLTAGE DRAWING AND I KNEW WHAT I HAD TO DO This is actually related to the horrible lizard siblings au so explanation under the cut AHAH
SURPRISE MIRAI AND KORAI BOTH HAVE BATTLE FORMS EVEN AS HUMANS AHAH. Here's a draft of Mirai's, even in the finished image that might not be the final design, but it's close enough for me to post and call it good for now.
Mirai meets Hatsune Miku REAL
Winged King and Iron Serpent, you both look amazing in either of your forms! What do you think about Dialga, what does he look like, and do you both look up to him as a fellow Legendary Pokémon? You both deserve all the love and sandwiches in the world! 😊👍
Thanks for the question! This was a fun one.
Consider Dialga open for questions as well! He's quite prevelant in this au so you will for sure be seeing more of him. Just beware, he isn't the most fond of humans.
Check alt text for image description/transcript 🤍
Just wanted to update as well and say that annonymous asking is turned on now. I have no idea why it was turned off in the first place, and sorry if that scared anyone off, but its enabled now! Ask away annons!
Also this took forever designing Dialga's gijinka form was a task </3
Some of you may have heard about Monarch butterflies being added to the Threatened species list in the US and be planning to immediately rush out in spring and buy all the milkweed you can manage to do your part and help the species.
And that's fantastic!! Starting a pollinator garden and/or encouraging people and businesses around you to do the same is an excellent way to help not just Monarchs but many other threatened and at-risk pollinator species!
However.
Please please PLEASE do not obtain Tropical Milkweed for this purpose!
Tropical milkweed (Asclepias curassavica)--also commonly known as bloodflower, Mexican butterflyweed, and scarlet milkweed--will likely be the first species of milkweed you find for sale at most nurseries. It'll be fairly cheap, too, and it grows and propagates so easily you'll just want to grab it! But do not do that!
Tropical milkweed can cause a host of issues that can ultimately harm the butterflies you're trying to help, such as--
Harboring a protozoan parasite called OE (which has been linked to lower migration success, reductions in body mass, lifespan, mating success, and flight ability) for long periods of time
Remaining alive for longer periods, encouraging breeding during migration time/overwintering time as well as keeping monarchs in an area until a hard freeze wherein which they die
Actually becoming toxic to monarch caterpillars when exposed to warmer temperatures associated with climate change
However--do not be discouraged!! There are over 100 species of milkweed native to the United States, and plenty of resources on which are native to your state specifically! From there, you can find the nurseries dedicated to selling native milkweeds, or buy/trade for/collect seeds to grow them yourself!!
The world of native milkweeds is vast and enchanting, and I'm sure you'll soon find a favorite species native to your area that suits your growing space! There's tons of amazing options--whether you choose the beautiful pink vanilla-smelling swamp milkweed, the sophisticated redring milkweed, the elusive purple milkweed, the alluring green antelopehorn milkweed, or the charming heartleaf milkweed, or even something I didn't list!
And there's tons of resources and lots of people willing to help you on your native milkweed journey! Like me! Feel free to shoot me an ask if you have any questions!
Just. PLEASE. Leave the tropical milkweed alone. Stay away.
TLDR: Start a pollinator garden to help the monarchs! Just don't plant tropical milkweed. There's hundreds of other milkweeds to grow instead!
Just a small animation I wanted to do - something to scratch the itch
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