Highly saturated art on a white background of a various collage of styles with a cute bunny, a princess in a window, a man smoking a joint, vegetables, pills, and a general smattering of traditional and pixel art. It looks like an explosion of basically everything. A green apple lays behind all of it.
₊⊹LOVE THE WORLD PLANET TEN MILLION!!⊹₊
inside my head is the funny electric drill from noisia diplodocus and it keeps me going
he's dreaming
the transition from a glorified todo list to actually writing about how i feel astonishingly helped a lot. who would have thought
Solar Eclipse of the Heart art002e009573 (April 6, 2026) - The Moon, seen here backlit by the Sun during a solar eclipse on April 6, 2026, is photographed by one of the cameras on the Orion spacecraft’s solar array wings. Orion is visible in the foreground on the left. Earth is reflecting sunlight at the left edge of the Moon, which is slightly brighter than the rest of the disk. The bright spot visible just below the Moon’s bottom right edge is Saturn. Beyond that, the bright spot at the right edge of the image is Mars. Credit: NASA
ru kidding me
the most important thing to do is have an animal that people associate you with so that they can send you pictures of the animal when they want to talk but they aren't sure what to say
New published photo this morning from #ArtemisII, "Moonjoy"
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ohhh we've got some stone-cold stunners, folks
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A highly detailed, close-up view of the Moon in partial shadow. The right side is brightly illuminated, highlighting a massive, multi-ringed impact crater and rugged, heavily cratered lunar terrain. The left side of the moon fades into complete darkness against the black background of space.
The moon sure is pretty.
Glaze 2.2 is out.
It is an update for Windows users to support recent NVidia GPUs (including 50xx GPUs).
Downloads at: glaze.cs.uchicago.edu
Mac users do not need to update.
We are also updating Nightshade to fix the True bug and also support new GPUs. That update is coming in the next few days.
you can’t do this to me
oh my god this is extremely funny
This is really specific but I love when the Kirby games use the sleep ability as a stage hazard cause then you start getting level design like this
this is awesome
You're made of rhythm. That's how blood works
you should go rock climbing it’s incredibly fun
powerful
Pauly Walnuts very seriously telling someone that “it’s called Broad daylight because women light up the world”
international women’s day
international womens day make sure the women in your life know they are awesome.
i love the awesome woman in my life
It’s a panel from powerup comics where the text has been edited: “what’s your opinion on women’s day as far as I’m concerned, all days are for women”
this description puts the fear of god in me
optimal three-level spacing to hop off the catwalk and edgebug off the middle walkway into the room with the pickups
they look like this because this is how they look at silly people
i will go a week+ in the worst art rut where i cant progress on anything then wake up 15 hours into a day and it’s 90% done.
how do i make this happen on purpose
Previously
literally manically showing my partner the last pages getting reblogged going "WHAT IS HE UP TO WHATS HE DOING"
Page 23 : A digital comic page featuring colorful, anthropomorphic animals. An environmental shot of the past. A dirty urban environment is shown, with rain splattering across cold concrete. A thick, gloomy, gray atmosphere is present, clashing against the comic’s typical colorful nature. A second shot is shown, this time looking up at the roofs of tall brick buildings. Birds scatter about past telephone lines while shouting is heard in the distance, although no words are present. A bright panel flashes forth, with the silhouettes of who characters clashing. One silhouette is of a larger frame, pushing the shorter one off of the steps of a doorway. The frame pulls out, to reveal a younger, shyer Kip lying on the ground, sopping wet after having been pushed out from the door. They lie in front of a dumpster, looking hurt and fragile as a vivid white light spills over them from behind the camera.
Page 24 : A digital comic page featuring colorful, anthropomorphic animals. The door slams shut, leaving Kip alone in the pouring rain. Four panels are displayed back to back, showing the progression of Kip’s expressions. They initially stare in shock and disbelief, heavy bags under their eyes. They hold their mouth trying to keep themself together, before collapsing into a quiet sob and folding in on themself. Moments after though, the rain begins to let up on top of them and a gentle reflected yellow light illuminates their left side. They lift their head is surprise. When they turn to their left, they’re met with a young Mason in a bright yellow rain poncho, holding an umbrella over their head. A spotlight seems to shine on them as Mason speaks, “It’s cold out.” Narration continues the scene, “It’s that same look… from when I first met them.”
Page 25 : A digital comic page featuring colorful, anthropomorphic animals. Kip looks up at Mason, their face lighting up both literally and metaphorically. They stand in stunned silence. Mason stares back down, with a flat, cold expression. Despite this, they continue their kind gesture and motion for Kip to take the umbrella. The scene pulls out to show the two characters alone in the pouring rain, sharing in this moment of humanity together as Kip gingerly takes the umbrella. Mason’s boots splash in the water as they begin to walk away wordlessly. Kip scrambles to their feet shouting after her. “Ah! Um- wait, please! Let me thank you!”
Page 26 : A digital comic page featuring colorful, anthropomorphic animals. Kip scurries after Mason, although Mason continues to look forward, not responding to Kip. They stutter, “It was really kind of you to do that! You really didn’t need to…!” The narration retorts over the next series of panels, “I had no interest in talking. I really thought I had everything figured out. My whole life laid out ahead of me. I got a good job offer straight out of university. Moved out of town for work. Paid for a studio apartment.” A graduation cap and book accompany the narration. Meanwhile, Kip continues to try to speak at Mason, with their speech bubbles being blocked by the characters and narration. They mention moving and having a place to stay in the midst of their frantic appreciation for Mason’s act of kindness. The narration concludes, “I had no friends or family around, and I didn’t need them. I was content living as I was. Day in, day out.” Kip finally calls out, “Um, my name’s Kip, by the way! And you… um…” They begin to trail off as Mason continues to walk off without them. Kip stops in their tracks. “Right, sorry,” before turning around to start walking the other way. “Well, thank you again. I’ll be on my way–” Their text abruptly ends.
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