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@pastelbat monsters cute
monsters cute
monsters cute
MONSTERS CUTE
MONSTERS CUTE
MONSTERS CUTE
I am a creature of simple needs;
- Looking cute as heck
- Pretty dresses
- Eviscerating my enemies
- Giving wingcuddles
I. Honestly when I first saw the latter pic out of context I went "Why in all that's holy would someone make a fanservice figure out of Gore Magala of all things?! That's so goofy."
Now I've seen how it transforms I'm having something akin to "I don't know if I'm crushing or if want to be her" trans feels. >_>;;
I I like that style of dress a lot-
I like that style of dress *even more* when its actually just a convenient way to fold my Huge Monster Arms of petal-wings and giant pink talons..
[ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkjbMoj0JY4 ]
Digital Extremes: We have an Update! This exciting new weapon is-"
Fanbase: "FISH!!"
Digital Extremes: We have an Update! This month's Prime content is-"
Fanbase: "FISH!!"
Digital Extremes: We have an Update! This new Warframe will-"
Fanbase: "FISH!!"
Digital Extremes: "...Enjoy your Fish."
Fanbase: ^w^
So here's what I've been working on for the past month #depersonalization https://medium.com/@zinniajones/trip-report-lamotrigine-a-drug-to-treat-depersonalization-e8171e165813
Nerding About Cetaceans & Music Theory
[4-6 notes] = subphrase
[subphrase + subphrase] = phrase
[phrase repeated for 4~mins] = theme
[n themes] = song
(aiui from a very brief skim of the topic)
I wonder how much inversion & recursion there is in terms of of subphrases/phrases/themes..
The structure is rlly reminding me of reading about how Bach put phrases together & toyed with them to compose music in highly structured & mathematical ways. 🤔
That's a cool link to think about.
Nerding About Cetaceans
[Humpback songs]
"A whale will typically repeat the same phrase over and over for two to four minutes. This is known as a theme. A collection of themes is known as a song. The whale will repeat the same song, which last up to 30 or so minutes, over and over again over the course of hours or even days."
Confirmed: Phillip Glass is a whale who has learnt to walk on land and blend in with the humanfolk
Nerding About Cetaceans
Beluga whales can change the shape of their melon at will, and chitter and tweet so much that they were called "sea canaries" by early sailors, because their calls could be heard through the hulls of ships
No one knows how baleen whales (humpbacks, blues, etc) even communicate because they don't have melons or vocal chords. (there's some theories, but nothing conclusive)
Also baleen whales have two seperate jawbones, one on either side
Cetaceans are so weirddd <3
(but srsly people drawing prehistoric marine mammals with NO BLUBBER at all is a riot, look some up sometime)
*starts on long-winded rant about how the "cool, spiky, aggressive-lookin' " factor relates to the lack of soft bodyparts in 90% of paleoart, and the subsequent cultural depictions of dinosaurs- gets dragged offstage by a crooked staff*
..Probably for the best
Like, False Killer Whale face: (●⌒w⌒●)
False Killer Whale Skull:
\m/ {◣www◢} \m/
(images: One live, happy-looking animal in the wild, one clean illustration of a skull)
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