So, I Drew Some Birbs! They're Both Supposed To Be Ravens, But, The One On The Left Looks More Like A

So, I drew some birbs! They're both supposed to be ravens, but, the one on the left looks more like a kiwi or something ;]

Hey, you guys!

My friend, who is a very unique and talented artist, has designed these ADORABLE otter teeshirts that are up for sale! If you like otters at all, I suggest you buy one; I already did!

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Playing "Until Dawn" has forever changed my encounters with animals: *Squirrel runs out in front of car* *I slam on my breaks, sparing the animal* Me: Phew! Nature is still in balance!

Aaaaaahh!! Thank you so much for the follow! I'm so glad you did, because now I can follow your awesome blog! Yay!

Awww! -blushes- Well, aren't you just super sweet =3 I really appreciate that. Most days, I have very mixed feelings about my art (I wish it was better), but, I just gotta put the time in. As for your art, you're very talented =] you have great form, and a very unique style. Your lines are gorgeous and clean, but so is your shading. =3

I always feel victimised when a team is good enough to instantly hunt and kill the support. I am commonly the support, and my team is never that organised.

"These Violent Delights..."

I've been waiting a long time for Netflix's new episodic version of A Series of Unfortunate Events. As of midnight last night, it's arrived, at last, and it's worth the wait. The episodic format gives the material room to grow and breathe, and it can not only stick to the books better, but also branch out on its own better, with the extra room allotted. Yes, I love the cast of the movie, and I miss them at times, but, this new cast is divine. Everyone is committed to their roles, not just Neill Patrick Harris (but, he's doing a fantastic job), and everyone really brings something unique and fresh to their characters. If you watch WestWorld, you've been recently reacquainted with the Romeo and Juliet quote (Act 2, Scene 6), "These Violent Delights Have Violent Ends." What violent delights indeed! Drawn in by the snappy, hilarious dialogue, amazing set pieces, and the amazing performances, I'm fixated on the misfortune of the Baudelaire orphans. And, although our wonderful narrator tells us to look away, I can't manage to. Thank you, Netflix, for taking the time to give this book series a visual adaption that follows through. Please finish, and don't leave us wanting and waiting for more, like the movie. I know not everyone liked the movie. I personally really enjoyed it. However, there's only so much they can do in one movie, without even a sequel. I hope you guys enjoy it as much as I am! Also, if you haven't yet, watch WestWorld; it's one of the best shows on television.