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What are you even doing with horns that enormous?

[Slamdunks this drawing into 2025] BUZZER BEATERRRRRRRRR!! 🙌🙌🙌

Do people still do these? #ArtSummary

I'm not sure how I would describe this pose in text. They're holding a katana towards the POV, but that POV is on the ground, so the figure is bent at the hip in a kind of sexy way. The figure in question is a black cat with strikingly blue eyes. They're wearing a white and black hakama - a traditional Japanese attire - with golden accents. The background is a full moon over a purple field illustrated to look like a hanafuda.

Hanyafuda.

OHO. BIRD ART, YOU SAY?? i don't even know where to begin #art #🪶

'Cause you're cool, duh.

why do i post here

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A study of a European Robin

#dailyart 60, study

I joined in over at r/birds with their protest, as the subreddit allows AI generated birds. Original photo by u/finchplease1

Blue Jays Clement Sliding home with some pizazz.

A raccoon showing some pizazz.

Givin’g ‘em the ol’ razzle dazzle.

Illustration of a European Robin perched on a snowy log looking skyward with its head slightly tilted to the side. Snowflakes fall through the air over a pale grayish background, making the bird's bright orange throat and chest stand out.

A European Robin for @purpzie.com , thank you for your #Waymakers donation! And for a super fun bird choice, I've actually never done one of these before I think? they're so dang cute, here's one looking ahead to winter! 🎨🪶 #BirdArt #SciArt

Pattern against a bright blue background featuring flat illustration of Juncos and yellow fall Ginkgo leaves

Juncos and ginkgos! 🐦 🍂

BLUE JAYS ARE WORLD SERIES BOUND.

It’s the first time since 1993 Toronto is headed to the big stage.

Nice borb👍 #ArtworkMoa810

Junco is the best little birb in the US

きっと死んじゃうよ

Batta Batta Batta Batta Batta Batta

What's up liberals

Here.

Buff shark butt.

🏋️🦈🍑 - Full Version on my Tumblr

Imagine a shark. Now imagine that they grew legs and can stand like a human. Okay? Now imagine they're standing and thinking about food. Now imagine that they're lovely and cute and good and covered in freckles and overweight - that's essentially the picture.

I'm on my 'Rough Clean Drawing' era.

Chicory, a black furred anthropomorphic cat, stands looking smug in a confident pose. Their modern outfit stars a loose sweat shirt with a slogan across the chest that reads, "Country Girl".

Here's something kinda sloppy.

My cat who has a white triangle shape on his chest is sitting in the window which is surrounded by overgrown ivy theres a small bear in the window also. The colours are muted and cool. Thats my actual window and he sits there daily surveying the world and the people who walk past.

A portrait of my cat to celebrate 5 years since he became my non rent paying deadbeat roommate who i love very very much.

Extreme Close Up - A dark and brooding half-elf stares, perhaps while turning, toward the camera. Despite the dim environment, their green eyes still sparkle, albeit menacingly.

An experiment using a frame from Sousou no Frieren as reference.

Chicory, a black anthropomorphic cat, flees for their life while carrying a leather briefcase that reads 'NOT Catnip'.

I guess I can post this drawing here since it's coloured. I'm looking forward to City the Animation.

Here's a lil' experimental doodle.

🕊️夏の気配がすごい。今週はずっと最高気温30度超え。
🍮Protect your eyes and skin from UV rays.
#birds

The 'Not What I'm Called' Meme. On the right is the logo for Vocaloid Producer PinocchioP. On the left are a pair of figures; one points to the image on the right. The conversation begins with the logo saying, "Hey guys." Then, from the figures, "PISTACHIOP!" Finally, in retort, "NOT WHAT I'M CALLED."

My favourite Vocaloid producer! You know the one... Uhm... What's their name again??

The front cover of a scientific journal titled Ornithologist, dated 1 April 2025. The main headline reads: “BIRDS: DECODED - Groundbreaking New Science.” Below that, a subheading says: “What are the UK’s birds really saying? Pioneering new research provides the answers.”

WORLD-FIRST: Ground-breaking research published today in the Ornithologist Journal has, for the first time, translated common UK bird vocalisations into equivalent phrases in the human language.

The results tell us a lot!

Extracts below... 🧵