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floofi-dinosaur · 3 months
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Lazy eden lepidoptera fan art :]
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melr0j · 4 months
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@pxstarru
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pluto-art · 1 year
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Bit of a treat in light of no stream last Monday (and none this coming Monday). I wanted to do this anyway. Full animatic of the Cerebrum board so far. About half the board is done. It’s very rough. A lot of work still needs to be done.
At 1:50 the music stops, due to the fact that the next scene was too long to fit the flow of the track; henceforth, I had to “restart” the music from the beginning a little further in. This is not how it is supposed to go, obviously, so it’s something I’ll need to adjust. This is good, though; it’s what the storyboard phase is for: to figure out the flow before things get animated. I’ll probably have to compartmentalize some areas.
Music is by Pogo: Chasing the UFO
For those who are unaware, the whole reason this project came about is because of this particular piece of music.
TW: If you don’t like needles, animals in laboratory situations, near-drowning, or characters in perilous situations in general, then I’d probably recommend avoiding this, although it’s nothing so extreme that I’d give it more than a PG rating. Up to your discretion.
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sspacegodd · 4 days
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kimnowls · 1 year
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The Mother 1 experience, part 2
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er-cryptid · 1 year
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xekiida · 1 year
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Cozy cerum! 
Characters belong to @pxstarru !
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fuminoomi · 10 months
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i wish aroace people were real ...😞💔
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bpod-bpod · 10 months
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Roaming RGCs
Over half of your brain is involved in processing what you see. How does that visual information reach your brain? Via retinal ganglion cells (RGCs). RGCs sit within the light-sensitive tissue at the back of your eyes, the retina, with projections that run along your optic nerve to your brain. How these projections develop isn’t clear. So researchers now use stem cells to create a human organoid model that mimics the eye and brain region that processes visual information (called the telencephalon or cerebrum). Imaging revealed these organoids formed concentric zones of cells which mimicked the telencephalon, optic disc (where the optic nerve meets the retina), optic stalk (which matures into the optic nerve) and retina. RGCs grew projections (pictured, green) towards and along a path marked out by optic disc and optic stalk-like cells, highlighting the usefulness of this model for studying RGCs in health and disease.
Written by Lux Fatimathas
Image from work by Wei Liu and colleagues
Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences, Department of Genetics, The Ruth L. and David S. Gottesman Institute for Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx NY, USA
Image originally published with a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
Published in eLife, June 2023
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cattysharkkz · 1 year
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Cerebrum art for... No reason in particular
(But seriously please go read Eden: Lepidoptera on the website or on Webtoon there needs to be more fans so we can talk and make friends)
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pluto-art · 1 year
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Cerebrum Update: Several more board sheets added. Going by script pages, I’m part-way through 2 of 6 pages. (The two panels above are not in the update, as they’re part of the next sheet I’m currently working on. Consider it a teaser.)
“Most Girls” Update: None. It’s probably been almost a year since I last touched it; maybe more. Cerebrum has taken the forefront, as it encompasses subject matter that’s more appealing to me. However, I’m getting a lot of animation practice in, which is slowly increasing my confidence in returning to “Most Girls”.
Life Update: I doubt many care about this, but life has been busy. I’m a part-time animator and taking an ASL college class. On the side, I’m helping my husband with his business, working on my own projects, and am planning (along with my husband) to sell at an upcoming convention. Still attending therapy -- getting that in line with insurance was a wild ride and I’ve been through four therapists now due to various issues. It’s been stressful. Also, our car is in need of repair, but we’ll have to sell it, as we can only pay for so much.
Oh yeah. Animaniacs Season 3 is coming out. Am looking forward to it while simultaneously being nervous about it. I joked a while ago that I want the very, very end of the show to feature Pinky saying something stupid, with Brain facepalming before saying, “Oh, just kiss me, you fool!” and swinging Pinky around to plant one on him. Bonus points if we get the Looney Tunes sign off right after. I want this for the pure hilarity of it, and if they don’t do it I’m going to animate it myself.
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naycelium · 2 years
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Some of my favorite Mother 1 enemies 🛸
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calzonecat · 2 years
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i made a symbiote oc again skjsksk this is Cerebrum. It has the ability to take peoples memories and speak through telepathy. No one has ever seen it’s eyes, mouth, or host (but they all exist, trust me-). It refuses to physically harm anyone but is mercilessly destructive mentally. Prefers to run and camouflage to escape particular situations with other symbiotes or hero’s. If hit with a sonic blast or fire, the symbiote focuses on protecting the head more than any other part of the body. Hands will morph into weapons and fingers, each of any size and number. People say when it’s close, it sounds like distorted sighing.
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scilust · 1 year
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Phylogenetic tree: brains of Sus scrofa domesticus (a), Felis silvestris catus (b), Homo sapiens (c), Pan troglodytes (d), Macaca mulatta (e), Rattus norvegicus (f), Loxodontia africana (g), and Ornithorhynchus anatinus (h), cerebrum represented in red.
Numbers refer to the time elapsed since divergence in millions of years: 230 (1), 105 (2), 90 (3), 85 (4), 65 (5), 40 (6), between 4 and 12, although it's still under discussion (7).
The cerebrum is the result of what we call mosaic evolution: each species has adapted to its environment by developing some areas at the cost of others. In the class Mammalia, the telencephalon or cerebral cortex (colored in red) has a priority development. Although we associate its size with intelligence, many factors are involved: density of neurons and synapses, gyri and sulci, or the number of glial cells.
I took part in Illustraciencia's illustration contest and my piece is among the 40 selected pieces! If you like it, you can vote on the following link:
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