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clockworkbanana.bsky.social
Alpha Sapphire bed nest doodles 🧡

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A doodle of Trainer Aki embracing her milotic, Melody. A doodle of Trainer Aki scolding their latias for nesting atop all her pokemon balls. A doodle of Trainer Aki sleeping amongst their altaria's fluff. A doodle of Trainer Aki reaching up affectionately towards their Tropius.
March 12, 2026 at 1:36 PM
clockworkbanana.bsky.social
I really need to get a scanner.

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A doodle of the current battle ready Team Aki. There is a chibi sitting atop a large metagross (Megatron). A shinx (Danny) is perched atop their shoulder and a Flareon (Kiki) has its tail wrapped around the trainer's back. Beneath them all is a derpy looking Bulbasaur (Bubba). Resting on two of the metagross's legs are a Gardevoir (Oleander) and Scizor (Scrapper). Various pencil doodles of Pokemon. A derpy Bulbasaur named Bubba graces the top. A drawing of a flustered Scizor next to a grinning Gardevoir. A drowned rat drawing of shinx and the tiniest sleeping metagross. At the bottom are two cute drawings of Flareon, one looking innocent while the other is nefarious.
March 4, 2026 at 12:32 PM
mikejay.link
The Tea House - Photos taken using an #Honor 90 at the Royal Armouries Museum in #Leeds on the 26th of September 2024 at 12:35pm.

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The photo depicts a traditional Japanese tea house or teamaki nestled within a museum exhibit. The structure is made of wood and features a gabled roof, sliding paper doors with intricate latticework, and a small wooden platform. Inside, a tatami mat floor is visible, along with a low table and cushions for seating. The tea house is surrounded by a wooden railing and is illuminated by spotlights. In the background, there are hints of other exhibits and visitors. The overall atmosphere is serene and contemplative. This photo offers a closer look at the interior of the Japanese tea house. The room is illuminated by warm, indirect lighting, casting a soft glow on the wooden walls and ceiling. The sliding paper doors are partially open, revealing a glimpse of the exterior. A large, folding screen stands prominently in the centre of the room, depicting a vibrant scene of a battle or historical event. The screen is framed by traditional Japanese latticework. A low table and cushions are arranged on the tatami mat floor, creating a cosy and inviting seating area. A small wooden cabinet or chest is positioned near one of the walls. The overall ambiance is peaceful and serene, suggesting a place of contemplation and cultural appreciation.
September 26, 2024 at 8:11 PM
handle.invalid
TeaMaki, instead of getting your feelings hurt, why not try to learn about the differences between game engines, I was doing 8bit on godot years ago, it's not that hard, just don't expect gamemaker to cut it.
January 3, 2025 at 5:56 PM
handle.invalid
calm down teamaki I'm just stating facts, gamemaker is ancient, if you cant handle a little critique then don't post your work online, godot is free and open source, no reason to be stuck in the past
January 3, 2025 at 4:18 PM