Decided to doodle some creatures from Ty Franck and @abraham.bsky.social (AKA James SA Corey)'s Captives War. Finally got my claws on a copy of book two and it's everything I hoped it would be! For starters, here's my version of a Carryx.

GENTLENESS (1997) Acrylic on Canvas - 11” x 13” Not a classical Virtue, but based on observing my young son with our aging family cat. It's how I hope we'll care for all the earth's creatures. www.michaelwhelan.com/galleries/ge...

If I saw this on the local trail cam I would sell my house

Gandalf isn't human, he just gets stoned and LARPs as one on the weekends. Problem is, his weekends keep getting wildly out of hand.

This reminds me of a moment in my favorite Avengers movie, the second one, Age of Ultron, where the title character acquires sentience, spends a few seconds on the Internet, and concludes the best way to protect Earth is to wipe out the human race.

Just watched the first two Mad Max movies. One thing I love about George Miller is how disabled people just casually exist in his world.

Decided to doodle some creatures from Ty Franck and @abraham.bsky.social (AKA James SA Corey)'s Captives War. Finally got my claws on a copy of book two and it's everything I hoped it would be! For starters, here's my version of a Carryx.

Seems several beings somewhere in Kentucky are having a much worse day than me.

Bluesky pals! I have a sci-fi graphic novel called DRIVE, & it's my favorite thing I've ever done! If you need a long, escapist read at the moment the entire thing is free to read, here: drivecomic.com (THIS PAGE: The Silent Call)

TODAY'S COMIC: Anatomy of a Unicorn

The Acolyte was going in an interesting direction and I'm sad it was cancelled.

Glorious.

Free comic book day was good to me.

Timeblind Chocolate

i am in this

Laughing out loud at the image of a coked-up Sigmund Freud high on the idea that nobody understands a word of his gibberish.

a handmade embroidery artwork titled "Manually embroidered cats" created by artist @ladyserebrennikova.

Alright, it's almost midnight here so I guess I'll wrap up #Invertefest with an epic millipede we found on a night hike in Mindo, Ecuador. More birds and bugs to come...

Moleskine alts, quick and dirty takes (for people who draw with pencils and pens on smooth paper): Pentalics—nice softcovers, paper kinda lightweight (maybe lighter than 120gsm, based on how it feels, which is decent!), bigger ones lay flat better than the pocket size ones, relatively affordable

More horses with built in knives #art #ink #dnd #doodle

✨️ Artist NOT content creator ✨️ #furry #cartoonist #fursona #oc

If I had a nickel for every time I lived through an economic recession causing gas to go over $5/gal due to an unpopular war in the Middle East started on dubious grounds I’d have two nickels, which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice

Probably end up a monk.

unspoken rule of commissioning

Stay kool like cacti out there 🌵 😎 👉👉

awwwwww

Send this one to the weird bug-lovers in your life.

GNU Terry Pratchett

Investigated the Metal Detecting subreddit. American detectorists envy Europeans for the high amount of old stuff that they dig up. European detectorists envy the lower likelihood of turning up explosives.

On today's episode of Angel Lurks Facebook Dog Groups: I give you the Malachiyorkidoodle.

One Piece manga spoilers in alt text.

Disappointing but not surprising. Moleskine has been on my shit list for a while because their paper is crappy, but now I've just added to their list of sins.

Film you've watched more than six times with a gif. Hard mode: no Star Trek, Star Wars, LOTR, Marvel, Disney, or Ghibli.

So freaking tired. Annoyed that all the shops are closed tomorrow but probably not enough to actually do some shopping before bed.

If you all want some alien aliens have I got the series for you.

loot from my trip. The only souvenirs I need.

Egyptian gods are the original popufurs

Day 3 of urging @bencollins.bsky.social to give me an InfoWars column where I just write earnest natural history essays about neat snails.

havin' a real Old Man Yells at Cloud moment here, but I do chuckle watching someone brute force their way through Riven in a couple hours by crowd-sourcing hints when I played that game over the course of, like, an entire month back in 1997

I have completely lost the plot on "then" versus "than" but am starting to feel like fucking it up is how I distinguish myself from AI.

A wild thread: 490 million years ago, the seafloor which would become the city of Baltimore was a serpentinite-hosted hydrothermal vent complex. Those vents laid the ultramafic structures that would, in 1812, be discovered as America's first chromite mine.

I'm fascinated by smart glasses because for like 2 decades now companies have been trying to make them happen in spite of the fact that they have extremely limited utility, major legal issues, no one seems to be asking for them at all, and on top of that they always look like THIS

As foreseen by the prophet Larson

Apparently the Pope has read Baudrillard.

Happy 80th birthday to Tim Curry who has always, *always* understood the assignment.

I was just going through my Kindle last night for something to read and found the early draft which was titled "Vampire Bot Fly" and that's why you don't let authors do the titles for their own books

This is amazing and it does make the hair stand up on the back of your neck. We've all heard plenty of dead men's voices but this is *Robert* *Johnson*.

No pleasure, no rapture, no exquisite sin greater... than central air.

Amazon will pay $20.5 million to settle allegations that two of its Oregon data centers helped contaminate groundwater. This is exactly why communities across the country are organizing to stop data centers — and winning. Never doubt your power to change the system.

Although if anyone has a line on the hides of invasive reptiles hunted in Florida hook a guy up.