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peptobismarck:

By Ryumo (click-through link)

CUTIES!

nepegatipi:

Deathwing by *AlexHorley

s-intent:

Feiyn Bloodfang, smirking because someone stole her goggles and by chance found the x-vision setting (and got an eye full of naked tauren or orc, much to their horror). Or, just looking awesome, because she is.

Had a lot of fun with her. I’ll have the few progress images compiled into a gif once I get around to it, but since I didn’t save a lot, there isn’t many.

Character belongs to Dante. Monotones cost as much as a B/W, since it’s one color. I had lots of fun drawing this orc, and technically the first I’ve done. ♥

yoccu:

a moment of silence for what is possibly my favorite moment in homestuck

yourou:

Shadow Priest

ithinkitsallama:

jedibusiness:

rynnay:

thescienceofjohnlock:

little-babytooth:

because you’re dashboard needs a merman.

Yes it does.

A+

*hyperventilates*

yourou:

Sindre

hclark70:

Untitled by ~Pagodon

archiemcphee:

Today we learned that domestic sheep, unlike their wild cousins, don’t shed their wool each year. It turns out that over 10,000 years of breeding them for their wool has produced sheep whose wool grows all year round. So what happens when a domestic sheep isn’t shorn?

Meet Shrek, a wily Merino sheep in New Zealand who managed to avoid being shorn for 6 years in a row by hiding in a cave each time shearing season arrived. The two photos at the top of this post show you what Shrek looked like when he was finally caught back in 2004. Farmers weren’t even sure he was a sheep when they found him. Shrek was covered in an awesome, if a bit dirty, layer of fleece that weighed a whopping 60 pounds. That’s enough wool to produce 20 men’s suits.

In 2011 Shrek passed away at the impressive old age of 16, leaving the world a more awesome place for having been here.

[via TYWKIWDBI, Modern Farmer and Deadspin]