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[Cg @Pizzaroopx]

Msp july2026

[Trav Guy @TheOtherTravGuy]

Twin Peaks whenever something bad is about to happen

[liv🫀 @IllyDood]

hungry

[Suki🦈 @Shart_dumpster]

Fun activity to do with your polycule

[🇺🇦 . (Delta)Rune / Mike .ᐟ ୧ @wiserhearts]

can you make mr yellow so it's like verity

[Cg @Pizzaroopx]

If you saw this on insta or deviantaret first congratulations

[Cg @Pizzaroopx]

#psychopomp hi earf prince🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍 may 2026

[Bluebell Raven @BluebellRaven]

Sirens originated from Egyptian and Middle Eastern "soul-bird" concepts. The Ba-bird (a bird with a human head) represented a person's soul or a winged ghost leaving the body after death, associated strictly with funerary mourning.

In classical Greek mythology, sirens were exclusively half-woman, half-bird hybrids. Famously appearing in Homer's Odyssey, they had no physical description in the text, but pottery depicted them with human heads and avian bodies. They did not tempt sailors sexually; they lured them to their deaths by promising omniscience and forbidden knowledge.

Between the 7th and 12th centuries CE, early Christian texts like the Liber Monstrorum conflated bird-sirens with aquatic creatures like Tritons or Nereids. The Church altered their anatomy into fish-tailed mermaids to serve as moral allegories warning against vanity, lust, and worldly temptations, establishing the modern pop-culture mermaid archetype.

[WEIRD VAL @autismpills]

This is my vent art

[Dr. Hawk @choppingwoodpod]

Friday night in Twin Peaks

[Cg @Pizzaroopx]

Archivinng sketches only on here. Draft from like april b4 I got food poisoning #goals

[🔨C'venash Vishneri🔨 @c_venash6589]

Hammer reveal 🔨

[Cg @Pizzaroopx]

i hate this apps format ill be treating it like deviantart

[Cg @Pizzaroopx]

fortnite

[Art Encyclopedia @artenpedia]

“Angel Cat”, Margaret Wozniak.

[𝒶𝓃𝑔𝑒𝓁 @glirttery]

antique victorian cat ornament

[Marysia @marysia_cc]

"Huddling for Warmth,” by Ana Juan