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I like purple

@musykah / musykah.tumblr.com

This is my personal/art blog. if you have any questions, just ask away.
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fatsoupy

me: dress how you want!! gender is fake!!! nothing matters!!!!!!

trans person: i like gender tho

me: hell yeah i respect that!!!! i apologize and don’t mean to dismiss your identity with my optimistic nihilism!!!!!!!

Good post OP

Denounce gender roles but respect gender identity.

Denounce gender roles but respect gender identity.

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harvestheart

Puppy in cozy, toasty warm, comfort.  Taken into the flock. 

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farmcontent

worth pointing out that appears to be a great pyrenees dog AKA a livestock guardian dog. :)

they’re learning to cohabitate with sheep who they will then grow up to protect!

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lunasong365

Photo is by Cat Urbigkit. It’s from her ranch in Wyoming; she says the dogs are Akbash. Here are some more of her photos of working livestock guardian dogs.

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orchidscript

Spoiler alert: this is what the pups might look like when they get big!

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Ant psychological torture youtube

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nerdgul

He quarentined the ant for only 12 hours to document her behavior for science, gave her a lavish setup to ensure confort and after returned her safely to her colony and then probably cried because this dude loves his ants more than life itself. Never speak bad about my man antscanada again

this ant is in therapy

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clownlore

why is it using the yakuza fight splash screen font

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me: mom, i need money
mom: what? did you spend those two dollars i gave you in 2003 already?
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rnainframe

                                                Ghost || Hellbent

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keyblack-hl

SHIROMORI & MYSTERY: I’VE GOT A THEORY.

SO WE GOT SOME MORE INFO ON THE MYSTERY TREE LADY, WHO IS NOW – DARE I SAY IT – NO LONGER A MYSTERY.

I propose: Shiromori is (at least in part) a jubokko: http://yokai.com/jubokko/

A jubokko is a tree yokai that was once a normal tree… but was fed blood at some point.  It then decided it liked the taste, and became a blood-drinking monster.

Let’s talk about Shiromori’s relationship with Mystery.

Mystery happened upon a small flower in an otherwise dead forest… and, in true trickster fashion, decided to use his own blood to feed the flower, allowing it to blossom and grow strong…

…to the point where the flower overtook the entire forest, and the resulting “white forest” (literally Shiromori’s name) once again thrived.  Judging by the size of this forest, it had to be drinking MUCH more blood than Mystery could offer – and judging by the discarded helmet and katana beneath the tree on which he’s perched, as well as the fact that our mysterious blue warrior (Vivi’s ancestor, it looks like) seems determined to fight him, we can assume that Mystery has been killing the warriors come to slay the Fiendish Fox in the White Forest and allowing the forest to drink their blood.

The result: a very proud fox demon, lording over his own vast and impenetrable territory, and a very fruitful forest who seems to love her caretaker dearly.

Enough to feel utterly betrayed and embarrased when her caretaker chooses to be with somebody else.

The descendant of the one who slew him, no less.

And speaking of which, let’s touch on that.

We can see in this flashback sequence that Mystery has all nine tails.  However, in Ghost, he has six… and in Freaking Out, he has seven.

A kitsune, a Japanese nine-tailed fox demon, can gain tails through experience, wisdom, honor… but can also lose a tail by breaking kitsune law, or occasionally, by dying.

The fact that Mystery still had nine tails when confronted by mystery-warrior-woman implies that what he was doing with the forest didn’t break any kitsune laws, so that’s not how he lost his tails.  We can see in this image that Mystery was having quite the fearsome battle with the warrior… I suspect she managed to actually slay him, and when he came back, it was as a defenseless one-tailed kitsune once more.

Eventually, Mystery found his way back to Vivi’s family… 

…the Yukinos. (art by @mysterybensmysteryblog and @artsyfeathersartsyblog, respectively)  Judging by the blue, we can probably assume that Vivi gets her Japanese heritage from her father’s side… but while her grandmother looks very traditional, her father is wearing modern clothes.  He probably doesn’t believe in any superstitious Japanese yokai stuff.  Gramma Yukino?  Another story entirely.

Mystery has probably been in disguise the WHOLE TIME, and has never properly revealed himself ot Vivi’s family… though Gramma Yukino doesn’t seem to trust this strange white puppydog.  After all, the Yukino family has a story about a white canine from long in the past.

ANYWAY. THE MORAL OF THE STORY: DON’T FEED BLOOD TO PLANTS.  WE’VE TALKED ABOUT THIS, SEYMOUR KRELBORN

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reblog and add an old drawing of yours and a recent drawing of yours

I wanna see other artists’ improvement! Let’s see how far you’ve come!

shit,, um this is from 2014??? loolol the last part of my weeb phase

and this ones from like a couple weeks ago

This one is from Early 2015

and this one I did like a month ago

this is from 2011 when i tried drawing on a tablet for the first time 

and this was about four days ago

This is a ‘self portrait’ from 2009 when I was going through my weaboo/emo phase. My emu phase

And this is an OC concept I did a couple months ago.

Here is a commission I did for Kacha in February of this year

And here is an art trade I did for her less than a month ago

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nomdaface

Around when I got my tablet or before I got my tablet? I can’t remeber…(close to 5 years ago I think…) Hoooellyy dooolleeyy

And this was a few days ago~

I found this in an old school notebook from 7th grade:

And this is one of my recent pieces:

Never give up on your dreams lol

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musykah

Middle school weeb days (2006)

vs. Just the other night (2016)

Huge difference in 10 years, but there is still room for improvement!

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