birdfingers ⭐️ milou ⭐️ paige

NONAGON INFINITY OPENS THE DOOR NONAGON INFINITY OPENS THE DOOR

now ur asking the real questions

THE SKY HIGH POKEMON‼️

dreamt about new viral trend called "nipping" where people would steal a car and then crash it as quickly as possible while wearing their seatbelts so they could just run away from the crash site before cops showed up. the more violent the crash the better of a "nip" it was. there was a "nip king".

If someone with ADHD doesn't respond to you for days or even weeks, it isn't because they don't want to talk to you. They were in their Dragon Form

Protection

A personal piece to explore the meaning of collaring.

wow holy shit red

last rabbits. collaboration with noel'le longhaul, from many moons ago. avail on rivervalley in two sizes: medium huge and huge-huge. www.rivervalleyprintingco.com/products/rab...

too bad im not in vancouver anymore 😭😭😭😭😭

there is So Much Joy to be found in rendering objects with repetitive shapes or textures, it is genuinely meditative work when you allow yourself to relax into the process, i will draw chains for HOURS if given the option! fuck a brush!

ok the studio sale is live!! birdfingers.storenvy.com

a variety of works dating between 2021-2026 available, some small, some big, all made with love, all made by hand. also some very significant works in here that i've made many print runs of in the past. examples below - thank you for ur support!

ok i am 2 days late but here is a contemplation of my beloved #0359 Absol for pokémon day

A scan from a scan of the self-published manga, with four anime gals with designs representing PS1, Saturn, Dreamcast, and N64. The PS1 giril, a spiky redhead with a PS1 themed bodysuit and sleek pauldrons like a transforming robo-suit stands off to one side and behind the fanned out Saturn blue-haired catgirl, a lamb-like elfish DC girl with doe eyes and a blep, and the serious looking grey-haired tomboyish N64.

Console moemorphism in 1998: the artwork featured on the cover of Mine Yoshizaki's Bit Fighter 2 doujinshi.

New gal on the scene front-and-centre, all in white and ready to bring some 128-bit orange-swirl power. 🌀<imagine is orange instead

𝕸𝖔𝖔𝖓 𝕯𝖔𝖌 ✦

aeromorphs watching from a distance and sweating

literally just spat laughing out loud

feel free to DM me if you’re interested in anything and i can figure out shipping fees at a glance depending on where ur located 🥲

you never know 3 pigeons mih seh dem inna jungle, yeeaahh

ok the studio sale is live!! birdfingers.storenvy.com

a variety of works dating between 2021-2026 available, some small, some big, all made with love, all made by hand. also some very significant works in here that i've made many print runs of in the past. examples below - thank you for ur support!

i want that oddly shaped gabumon tattooed . the lion at the top of the first page would also make a sick tattoo

if u are in milwaukee go see my partner perform next weekend !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

you’re consistently so incredible

nature is beautiful

OK the reason it took me so long to settle on a drawing of this bitch is because i couldn’t decide if Absol is dog or cat but @chomper.bsky.social in their eternal observational genius pointed out that they’re dog from the neck down and cat from the neck up

ok i am 2 days late but here is a contemplation of my beloved #0359 Absol for pokémon day

A small dog pack where I practiced fast designs. As a result, I distributed them all to my friends.

#digitalart #fanart #art #furryart #oc #feral #sketch #originalart #originalcharacter #meme #comission #wolf #canine #dog #dogart #wolfart #ocart

Illustration from "The handy natural history" (1910) showing four animals labeled: 1. Striped Hyæna with a mane and striped dark brown fur; 2. Spotted Hyæna with a spotted tan and dark coat and a thick mane; 3. Wolf with a solid dark brown and gray coat standing alert on grass; 4. Jackal with a slender body, dark back markings, and lighter underside, shown snarling. The animals are depicted in natural poses on a plain background.

🦡 The handy natural history
Boston, R.G. Badger, The Gorham press, 1910.

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