Nephilapothecary - Maybe Fish Are Into Cash

hi i doodled myself to feel a bit more comfortable abt getting a cane ! i also dont draw myself often lol not in the real sense

Acanthothorax longicornis perhaps!

i think the males are the ones sporting the long antennae; though whether it's a secondary sex characteristic or evolved for mayybe detection of some kind? not sure on that. i don't think it's to make up for poor eyesight since female A. longicornis lack the long, thread-like antennae, unless the males have significantly shittier sight. not much of my surface-level searching brings up much info!

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It's done! You can find the Absolutely Ripping It Up pack here.

Tear your artwork. Decay it. Blast a giant hole into it. Go nuts. Note that these are compatible only with Clip Studio!

here’s 200+ freebie brushes | and my brush tag is here ✨

@elodieunderglass is this a #horrible_things_with_legs ?

long distance relationship

tag masterlist

i like eccentric tags but i have the memory of a goldfish so this is the digital equivalent of a sticky note on my fridge telling me what im supposed to buy at the grocery store

🪲 all as-queue (general reblog)

🪲 research purposes (art study/inspo)

🪲 god told me to reblog this (worldbuilding/character design inspo)

🪲 things i keep in my pocket (animal photos/cataloguing)

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other tags not for reblogs

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trout art

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Long-armed scarab, Cheirotonus gestroi, Scarabaeidae

Found in Southeast Asia, this species is considered endangered

Photo 1 by malacoderm, 2-3 by maxnuraliev, 4-5 by tang-xiaopang, and 6 (female on top and male below) by fernwild

@kabutone >:-)c

i jeszcze ilustracja nie mam tytułu na to ani nic tego typu xd

Psammodesmus Bryophorus. A millipede native to Colombia, it has epizoic mosses growing on its back. Epizoic plants, related to epiphytic plants, grow on the backs of animals rather than trees or other plants! Everyone deserves to know about the mossy millipede.