Amanda H. πŸ’œ @ Home

Amanda H. πŸ’œ @ Home

@wintermutt.bsky.social

nb (she/they) POC indie cartoonist, dream weaver, visionary, plus ARMY

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Dumbo octopuses (genus Grimpoteuthis) kind of look like a cartoon ghost with large fins that look like elephant ears. They flap their fins to propel their gelatinous bodies through the ocean. They are also the deepest dwelling octopuses, with one being observed at a depth of 6,957 m. #OCTOtober

I read up a little about autistic burnout a while ago. I'm not sure if what I feel right now is a lack of interest in my special interests or a heightened sense of perceived threat or self-consciousness on my interests and feeling like I have to hide them from others

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Anyone else going as Pumpkin Hill from Sonic Adventure 2 for Halloween this year or just me? πŸŽƒβ›°οΈ The costume has a treasure hunting minigame where you can move Knuckles across the β€œlevel” and the radar necklace will blink as you get closer to the hidden emerald in the pockets πŸ’Ž I love Halloween!!

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Roller Cola Girl Virgin Cola 1999-2003 Designed by Jamie Hewlett and animated by the team behind Gorillaz' videos, this rollerskating, gunslinging babe was portrayed as running the Virgin HQ, or the Home of Hedonism. She only made three animated appearances prior to the cola's inevitable downfall.

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Three years ago, my dad said that all fish are the same shape. Out of spite, I decided to draw all 478 families of bony fish listed in Nelson 2016. There's still some stuff I need to edit and some fish I want to redraw but, after 985 days, I finished my big dumb fish project last night.

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Maybe my favorite photo from this collection is the booth for Shenmue at Tokyo Game Show Autumn 1999 It's a forklift. It's just a forklift.

Video Game History Foundation@gamehistoryorg.bsky.social

NEW in our digital archive: Explore a golden age of gaming with the Colin Williamson photography collection, featuring over 300 photos from game events and culture in 2000s Japan. πŸ“ΈπŸ—Ύ https://gamehistory.org/williamson-photos/

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#Barbarella, #illustration inspired by the 1968 Roger Vadim movie I did for Heroines book published by #Hachette France. An iconic milestone to pulp #SF style, such as the Jean-Claude Forest's #comics. Also I'm a huge fan of Jane Fonda then and now πŸ›ΈπŸ›°οΈβ­ #scifi #pulp #retro #margueritesauvage

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you know you were thinking it

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This owl was getting banded and tagged by the Rocky Point Bird Observatory. For the owl’s safety, he/she was wrapped up. These photosβ€¦πŸ€£πŸ¦‰. So cute.

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A cute mascot for JAST's series of 'JustSound' voice synthesizers for NEC computers (primarily PC-98) in 1989. Now you could have (some) of your favourite bishoujo games read to you via the printer port and PCM audio in what the ad promised as a 'natural voice'. πŸ“Ί: Technopolis, February 1989

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pbbbbtttt overdraft fees from waiting on payments has knocked me for a bit of a loop this month if anybody is interested in pitching in

cori walters@acidwashwerewolf.bsky.social

hello everybody! I am opening commissions for the first time in like five years! the style I am offering is going to be this kind of sketchy smeary textured art I've been into doing the last few years. you may recognize it as the IRONSCROTE aesthetic. more details below...

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At some point in their lives, every person has to come to terms with the fact that they will never be held by OR menaced by a shirtless Toshiro Mifune...

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β€œThe internet is a store but it used to be a library” hits me like a slug to the chest

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When Grammy-winning musician Rhiannon Giddens begins playing β€œOld Corn Liquor,” a traditional Black American folk tune, acclaimed Chinese pipa virtuoso Wu Man recognizes similarities to Chinese pentatonic music and spontaneously joins in. The joy on their faces says it all.