Rub ‘em until they’re warm!

This sounds like one of the new DBZ Super Saiyan forms

I mean, at first… Then a lot.

I’m just gonna pull on those a liiiiittle bit..

I can help you, big Bole :3

Yeah basically

My 24-year plan for becoming a cool artist by 2050:
1. Daily: whine and bitch every day about "not being good".
2. Weekly: think about doing focused art studies every week without actually doing them.
3. Monthly: make a monthly roadmap for art projects to work on then get sidetracked instantly.

Yes yes yes YES

His blush could fix everything in my life

Massage those muscles! Or do another workout~

I love his silly faces

a silly little fella

Creature

I love this man so much. I just wanna pet his scruffy face

I’ll be your cameraman if you need it! Or just enlist another bottomless board gamer 💖

A pair of hooves from a partial fursuit… maybe a deer? I dunno.

Cinderella, but furry

I wanna see 🥺

Glory donut hole

It’s so very important 🥰

His blush always does it for me 💖

I love that li’l gecko. Good choice!

Yesss. So excited. Have you decided on your starter yet?

I love all Wallace types

That silly li’l meme image of two dudes sloppy-kissing (à la Sonic and Mario), but with a cat and a red panda.

Happy Valentine’s Day! Here’s a sneak-peek sketch to something I’m working on for my partner and myself. Doing the digital version now, so don’t tell him!

Some folks just operate that way, and it’s usually on them to change, but “professionalism” as a concept is rooted in so many social and hierarchical conditions about projecting a “best self”, when honest conversations about communication styles can probably foster much more collaborative relations.

I had a coworker share their experience with these trainings, and so many trainers list things like “not making eye contact” or “sharing asides to your own experiences” as bad communication habits.

A cartoony red panda looking down, avoiding eye contact. Text reads: “Why is the onus ON US??”

Been away from the office so away from my post-its. Sat through a training today and this came to mind:

We often talk about how nd people can speak differently to avoid being misunderstood, but less about how others can educate themselves or have those conversations to avoid misunderstanding.

C H E S T

Yeaaaah. Samesies

He looks so softttt

Oh noooo~