As the Phariakim had been driven into the sea, Dravun from the mainland were brought in to take their men place as loyal subjects to the elven princes of the countless iles.
its curious that in some 2000s-2010s shooters, they would often make some fun spider tank designs just to shove them in the background 🥲hop to shine a light on them here:
#mecha#source#blacklight#neotokyo
Sketching the battle of Arrakeen spaceport
Bitchass instagram decided this was AI generated, so this is how I generated this slop the old fashioned way
TIL abut British Dazzle Camouflage aiming to "to visually disrupt the outline of the ship to the degree that an observer would have no idea what they were looking at". 1917. https://t.co/dxFPkumqFy
Truly one of the greatest comics of all time- I discovered it in art school fifteen years ago and there was already a titanic backlog that delighted and entertained!
When Europeans arrived in North America 400 years ago, multiple eras & civilizations of Mound Builders had risen & fallen as far back as 4500 BC.
Thousands of these sites still sit hidden, or forgotten, across the Eastern US.
In our Mound Builder LiDAR Mission: we’re aiming to 3D model & visually recreate these sites - giving people a way to view this lost world like never before.
My hope is that by being able to see close-to-accurate digital reconstructions of the overlooked Mound Builders’ world: people will finally be able to fully appreciate the scale & power of ancient Eastern America.
The only animals that make orcas run away:
1. Humpback whales — they crash orca hunts, slap them with massive barnacle-covered flippers, and often drive them off (even when the prey isn’t another humpback).
2. Sperm whales — size + the “marguerite” defensive formation (heads in, tails out).
3. Long-finned pilot whales — smaller dolphin relatives that charge orcas and can make them flee from sound alone.
Apex predators… until these show up.