ALIEN PLANT!!! :P

Oh my gosh, I actually drew fanart for once?! And it's a humanoid??! Here's my take on Sebastian Solace from the game Pressure. I had such a blast working on it, but this took me forever-like 4 hours straight . It was a challenge, but I'm really happy with how it turned out! Hope you guys like it!

(#4) Adderfang! I had fun with this one :)

Minecraft end biome food WIP that I’ll hopefully have finished soon.

Desc: An uncoloured sketch of a plate containing food. From left to right, and up to down: Fried Ender Dragon Egg, Oyster-style Shulker, Chorus fruit slices and Chorus plant stems. Below this is a partially coloured sketched of a chorus fruit and chorus fruit slices. The words on the page say “Chorus Fruit, End Biome”.

More recent art trades! (If you’d like to trade w me, pls DM me on Instagram or Tumblr ^^)

Characters & Owners are:

Penumbra, @/mis.s_fortune_

MagpieMimic, @/itxlolly

Fungusfur, @/willowed.wisps

Briarclaw, @/milky_thrush

✨ the little alien dudes return ✨

here’s one showing off his newly-carved artwork. he is very proud. the image depicts the symbol of the sun with extending rays over an egg sac- it symbolises fertility and such

and I also sketched a bit to show how the tool is made

I wanted to add more to this, but had to stop myself and remind myself to chill tf out it doesn’t need to be perfect 😭

The writing says “For the Glory of Merlin, Daylight is Mine to Command”, which is the incantation used to summon the magical armour he wears

Here’s my ArtFight :)

Username: Livingdeadguyy

This is important for my next Nether lore/food post :)

Btw here’s a character ref for ArtFight yippee (ArtFight username: Livingdeadguyy)

(Name: Mallow. He/Him)

here’s a quick illustration of the writing system!

Question about the snailiens, have they developed any textiles? If so, what are they made from?

Apologies for such a delayed response to your question!

Snailiens typically don't wear fabric clothing in their daily lives, except for special occasions. Instead, they utilize a native plant called 'brush kelp' that they weave into cloth for ceremonial banners and other purposes. Additionally, they have a writing system akin to quipu, where they knot together strands of brush kelp with beads to convey information and record their history.