ellexolotl @root@elle.systems

she is (mostly!) finished! haha. i just need to finish an egg cover for the battery pack that I'm happy with and probs condense the polyfill lmao she's a bit chonky

presenting! my child... i was like hmm no furbys at any thrift stores recently at all so i looked for consignment shops and found a children's shop and cesya yelled, "ENEMY SPOTTED" and ran and i was like wha-?? thinking maybe she saw the toys but really she saw a furby box from behind and it ended up being a mint furby babywhen she turned it around lmao! manual included and everything?? lucky because there's 25 total babies?

after her surgery, her name will be daiquiri ice. d'ice for short.

cesya made me a new art for my mascot image on my instance ;u;

cesya completed my roboslime-sona commission in record timing and im crying so much i love it, look it me! she also did a clothes-less one but maybe she wasnt ready with it yet but i love this outfit lol already have the faux leather bra just need the half-skirt thing which has a name that i cant remember the style name of

cesya is here if u want to commission something like ur -sona!: https://twitter.com/cesya

big tiddy alf gently caressing spiderman's face lovingly

if it isnt going too far, one or both can also be muppets.

yeah well don’t just do something, stand there!

oh wait @Birdhazard mentioned the idea of a character doing this anime style but THEN cesya drew it lmao

friends were talking about weighted blankets and then i had the goofy idea of a weighted furby because of my ever present furby curse now and then cesya had the idea to do a quick comic of the supposed weak character taking off a weighted long furby like rock lee did with his weights to reach full power.

space is a lot like my friends. i don't understand as much about them than i'd prefer to, but i still really appreciate and love them.

that's why the abstractions we use can be helpful, we need something we can tangibly relate it to in order to sort of understand, but we can't ever fully understand it which is so interesting. you go, there's a whole lot of nothing from here to pluto, and someone goes, huh neat. but then you relate it to something they can understand, like scaling it down and making it the size of something they know but much smaller, then it's sort of real to them. it's weird.

"there's more in space than our minds can conceive of" is a fun sci-fi trope because in reality, it is true. but not for the reasons the scifi show is talking about. it's not the aliens, or weird pathogens, or strange undiscovered interactions, or superpowers, it's just all the nothing. our minds cant properly conceive of that much nothing because evolution didnt see the usefulness in that. it needed us to understand how to survive against predator cats and deadly insects.

most space charts leave out the most significant part - all the space.