Seriously, I know I’m not an artist or a fic writer or anything but I yearn to get in on those awesome idea exchanges that pop up in fandom-centric social media. I love to freak out about world-building.
Does anyone want to talk Star Wars and worldbuilding, maybe? Anyone? My askbox and replies are totally open.
Hey guys–I know I haven’t really been active lately. But do you think you could send some love to my friend Ney? They blog at uwu-chan–and they’re a great person who needs some support right now. If you could do this, it would really be a good thing! Thanks! <3
Has anyone talked about a Star Wars Evangelion AU yet? Because I am here to discuss it. And all my terrible ideas. Please. I can’t draw but I’d still like to talk about it???
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Just wasted like four hours vegging out online. :/
You know, for like as long as I’ve had a tumblr I’ve been wondering if I shouldn’t get some kind of writing/idea blog. I’ve been badly neglecting my writing since I graduated, and I wonder if having a place specifically for writing about characters, scenarios, and worldbuilding would help. It probably wouldn’t be a tumblr, I’m thinking of going for WordPress. If anything outlasts microblogging it’s gonna be WordPress.
What do you guys think, should I go for it? And if anyone has experience with WordPress, how should I go about using it?
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Baby cuttlefish at the Monterey Bay Aquarium. Not sure of the species, but they were absolutely precious. Especially for mollusks.
Photo taken in July 2014, and edited in Pixlr.
Here’s another Spotted Jelly–a smaller, likely immature specimen! I wonder if it ever got as large as the others…
Taken in July 2014, at the Monterey Bay Aquarium, and edited in Pixlr.
Spotted jellies (Mastigias papua) at the Monterey Bay Aquarium. They live in a symbiotic relationship with algae called zooxanthallae, and have multiple mouths. I assume the algae are the reason for their upside-down swimming.
Photo taken in July of 2014 and touched up in Pixlr.