corestarlight
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I like Galactus, worldbuilding, writing, art :>
Don’t buy media from Israel supporters, like Marvel and its owner Disney, pi.rate them
https://boycott.thewitness.news/
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Don’t buy media from Israel supporters, like Marvel and its owner Disney, pi.rate them
https://boycott.thewitness.news/
🍉
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imagine living in the universe where all of the hundreds of other types of baryons and mesons are stable and they make their own atoms and elements and people have like >200 different periodic tables to keep track of
September 9, 2025 at 10:13 PM
imagine living in the universe where all of the hundreds of other types of baryons and mesons are stable and they make their own atoms and elements and people have like >200 different periodic tables to keep track of
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I don't get reasons to show this card again too often, and it is one of my favorite designs for the deck.
Cranes have such an interesting shape, and it was very fun to play with the neck.
Cranes have such an interesting shape, and it was very fun to play with the neck.
August 20, 2025 at 6:32 AM
I don't get reasons to show this card again too often, and it is one of my favorite designs for the deck.
Cranes have such an interesting shape, and it was very fun to play with the neck.
Cranes have such an interesting shape, and it was very fun to play with the neck.
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SPEC EVO DESIGN TIP:
Once you notice the "sausage with legs" design, you cannot unsee it. It's a common speculative evolution creature design trope.
In nature, animal bodies are organized in segments. Ditch the sausage: group limbs together, and add more detail to torso/abdomen/joints.
Once you notice the "sausage with legs" design, you cannot unsee it. It's a common speculative evolution creature design trope.
In nature, animal bodies are organized in segments. Ditch the sausage: group limbs together, and add more detail to torso/abdomen/joints.
February 7, 2024 at 2:19 AM
SPEC EVO DESIGN TIP:
Once you notice the "sausage with legs" design, you cannot unsee it. It's a common speculative evolution creature design trope.
In nature, animal bodies are organized in segments. Ditch the sausage: group limbs together, and add more detail to torso/abdomen/joints.
Once you notice the "sausage with legs" design, you cannot unsee it. It's a common speculative evolution creature design trope.
In nature, animal bodies are organized in segments. Ditch the sausage: group limbs together, and add more detail to torso/abdomen/joints.
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SPEC EVO DESIGN TIP:
When creating large organisms, it is not enough to just linearly scale up your little creatures.
Big animals have robust limbs, weight saving adaptations, larger guts, thicker skin, etc., to deal with a huge increase in mass.
When creating large organisms, it is not enough to just linearly scale up your little creatures.
Big animals have robust limbs, weight saving adaptations, larger guts, thicker skin, etc., to deal with a huge increase in mass.
February 7, 2024 at 2:20 AM
SPEC EVO DESIGN TIP:
When creating large organisms, it is not enough to just linearly scale up your little creatures.
Big animals have robust limbs, weight saving adaptations, larger guts, thicker skin, etc., to deal with a huge increase in mass.
When creating large organisms, it is not enough to just linearly scale up your little creatures.
Big animals have robust limbs, weight saving adaptations, larger guts, thicker skin, etc., to deal with a huge increase in mass.
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SPEC EVO DESIGN TIP:
This is Snood, the little mammal-thing I've been using in my speculative evolution design tips.
Let's give him a face lift by collecting reference materials from nature. The more detail you add to your creatures, the realer they will look.
This is Snood, the little mammal-thing I've been using in my speculative evolution design tips.
Let's give him a face lift by collecting reference materials from nature. The more detail you add to your creatures, the realer they will look.
February 7, 2024 at 2:20 AM
SPEC EVO DESIGN TIP:
This is Snood, the little mammal-thing I've been using in my speculative evolution design tips.
Let's give him a face lift by collecting reference materials from nature. The more detail you add to your creatures, the realer they will look.
This is Snood, the little mammal-thing I've been using in my speculative evolution design tips.
Let's give him a face lift by collecting reference materials from nature. The more detail you add to your creatures, the realer they will look.
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Did I ever post my full Galactus here? Now that I shield my work against AI I feel more confident about it XD
August 5, 2025 at 5:23 PM
Did I ever post my full Galactus here? Now that I shield my work against AI I feel more confident about it XD
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My son got new pens and drew Galactus ❤️ ✏️
August 7, 2025 at 3:54 PM
My son got new pens and drew Galactus ❤️ ✏️
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#FantasticFour #Galactus #Spoilers #fantasticfourspoilers #comics #marvel #mcu
this was the literal climax to the movie my friend dragged me to
this was the literal climax to the movie my friend dragged me to
July 27, 2025 at 1:46 AM
#FantasticFour #Galactus #Spoilers #fantasticfourspoilers #comics #marvel #mcu
this was the literal climax to the movie my friend dragged me to
this was the literal climax to the movie my friend dragged me to
curious kitty :3
#Galactus might not be hungry, but rather, curious. But the #FantasticFour prepare for a fight, anyway.
#fanart #marvel
#fanart #marvel
July 23, 2025 at 7:02 AM
curious kitty :3
You’re so good actually!!
This is my voiceclaim for Squirrel Girl now :>
This is my voiceclaim for Squirrel Girl now :>
June 1, 2025 at 5:29 AM
You’re so good actually!!
This is my voiceclaim for Squirrel Girl now :>
This is my voiceclaim for Squirrel Girl now :>
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Devourer of worlds
March 22, 2025 at 9:39 AM
Devourer of worlds