Monkey Wrench Ep 4 - Plague Walker

Time for a new Jelly, new good vibes! Good luck everyone, it’s gunna be good soon

Via @korvys​ (Twitter)

can you draw paul asking ryan why shes green

Paul is always so fucking confused about people being inexplicably green.

Happy Mother’s Day!

(My cartoon for this week’s Guardian Review)

I hate my job

was talking to my gf about my fear of dying young for being trans and my mom putting my deadname on my gravestone, and she said "i hope that never happens, but if it does, i will carve your name into your grave myself if i have to." and i think theres something extremely raw about that sentiment and trans community in general. you can kill only our bodies, but you cant kill transsexuality

I’d like to do more stuff including her powers (while still in this artstyle), but the way the lava & ice shoot out from her palms is just too organic of a shape for me to work with! I’ll probably find a work around.

05/02/2025

The lore.

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JOKE-OGRAPHY: 1. This Bible story summarizes several chapters of John's Gospel, focusing on Peter's failure and restoration as a disciple and leader. Everything in the yellow narration boxes is as reverent and accurate as I could make a summary of this short length. The first ten comic panels under the summaries are simple storybook illustrations of the narrated events. 2. However, as I've mentioned before, my ritual blood-pact with the ancient St. Lawrence compels me to inject at least a little humor into this otherwise touching story, so the last two comic panels feature the non-canonical return of the rooster who crowed after Peter's denials. He looks on from a distance as Peter is restored by Jesus, and he mutters a heartfelt approval as though he was Peter's gruff-but-lovable mentor all along. The talking rooster is not yet an official dogma of the Catholic faith.

Was too tired yesterday to post it but here is finally the result of the Maevarano formation #paleostream! While not as full of species as other formations the diversity in fascinating, from small herbivores crocs over flying raptors and giant frogs to surprisingly large mammals.

The sediments of the upper part of this formation preserves the remains of a coastal, tidally influenced, semi arid wetland. That is a rare thing to encounter these days, so research into getting a good idea of the environment wasn't easy.

One thing I often do in these cases is put together a mood board with potential inspirations from similar modern day environments. One thing that I picked up was for examples the often times reddish color of coastal wetland plants and the little "plateaus" of plants and soil.

On top of that there appears to be quite a bit of plant material from here but very little is described yet, only thing we have a name on is Sapindipsis which is said to be very common.

I have to thank Discord member JW and @arminreindl for putting together this size chart as well as Discord member LiterallyMiguel for producing a brand new skeletal drawing of Mahajangasuchus!