K-ON! (けいおん!) wallpapers [HQ]

K-ON!

This is currently my favorite anime! K-ON! (jap. けいおん!, Keion!)

I'm actually not into this kind of music, but their songs are so adorable!

Moe, Moe. Kyun! Nakano Azusa!

Here are great HQ wallpapers of K-ON! They are so kawaii! When I find the time I will probably upload their music, too.

K-ON! Fanservice wallpaper

ehm... this is what K-ON! is NOT about:

Some Fan Art:

Single: "Don't say lazy"

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Happy Anniversary!

Today is my blog's 1st Anniversary, so before I forget to post anything here are my current blog stats. Not that many visitors or traffic at all, but it's okay. ;) I post about random things anyway and never stick to anything in particular for a longer period of time. I hope I will still have this blog for many more years despite all the rubbish.

Blog stats only from May 2010 - Nov 2010

EDIT:
I moved my first post to my other blog, which means my first post is no longer November 18.

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Fan Art Detective Conan Manga

Ai Haibara and Conan Edogawa

I started this a week ago and only finished now. For the line art I used PenTool SAI (trial version here otherwise purchase full version here) and Photoshop for the rest, like screen tones and typesetting. Manga Studio won't install on my computer for some weird reason. I dunno...

And I made the screen tones myself this time, so no credits. I had no idea how easy they were to make. heehee :)

Visit my deviantART gallery.

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Disney for Adults by Jeffrey Scott Campbell

Jeffrey Scott Campbell (37 age) is an American comic book artist. He rose to fame as an artist for WildStorm Comics, though he has since done work for Marvel Comics, and the video game industry. Here we see his collection of fairy tale princess, that have long been found in cartoons, But Campbell’s princess, unlike the previous, provocative, challenging and sexy girls. And Disney can be Sexy! You could say that the Campbell provide the opportunity for adults to enjoy the story of Little Mermaid, Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood … That’s nice of him!

Source: (View more of his work)

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Sea Pig – One of the Ugliest Sea Creature

To the common man sea pigs may look like sea creatures produced from a cross between a pig and a slug. To some others it appears to be human fingers growing out of the creature’s mouth. But scientifically, these ugly sea pigs are scotoplanes or sea cucumbers belonging to the genus of the deep sea Holothurians.

These Holothurians are marine animals that inhabit the deep sea floor. Some other examples of deep sea marine life include Sea squirt, sea stars, sea slugs, corals, clams, sponges and sea urchins. The Sea pigs may look like slugs. Their body wall skeleton is clearly visible as spiny C shaped rods and are clear cucumbers measuring2-4 inches in length. They have tentacles and large tube feet. The tube feet may appear like two antennas, while the other tube feet are arranged in a row around the rim at the bottom.

Sea pigs thrive best on the abyssal plain of the ocean floor and behave like slugs do above sea level. The sea cucumbers feed on deep ocean mud and thrive on the organic material present there. The sea pigs feed by using their tentacles to push the food into their mouth. They tread deep sea waters using their tube feet. Other sea organisms present here are starfish, sea urchins, clams and other members of the echinodermata family.

The sea pigs feed and reproduce in the depths of the ocean and form the majority of deep sea marine population. The sea pigs are not considered as a threat to humans and they are not an endangered species.

Mills and colleagues from the New Zealand’s National Institute of water and atmospheric pressure collected 30,000 deep sea animals including the sea pigs during a marine census of southern Antarctica. The sea pigs are available in abundance all over the world except the northern part of the Atlantic Ocean and eastern part of Pacific Ocean, and in central and South America.

Source

See also: Undiscovered Creatures "DickSwim"

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