@nerdfishgirl @space-cadelliot it’s awful I had to draw it while standing in line at the museum today with a program I’ve never used
hey y’all! there’s another new collage up on my etsy. check it out!
this collage is on an 11x14 inch wooden panel. the panel is very sturdy, ready to hang, and is ¾ of an inch thick. it’s very glittery and has a thick glossy finish.
Since scale patterns on Cardassian necks have been shown to change from appearance to appearance (Garak, for example), makeup artist Michael Westmore theorized, in a 2005 issue of Star Trek Insider, that Cardassians continually shed and regrow scales.
Julian Bashir arrives on Cardassia to rebuild what once was. He can’t help all Cardassia, of course, certainly not in his first day, but there is one person—
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Here’s some cool chemistry for #NationalIceCreamDay! More info/high-res image: http://wp.me/p4aPLT-1j9
Oh please tell me Jim Mortimore’s not going to call Londo by his last name in the narration
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like this would make sense if it were from the point of view of someone who only or primarily called him Mollari, but it looks like it’s shit about him, happening from his POV/in his head. Londo wouldn’t think of himself as ‘Mollari’ wtf, what a weirdly distancing thing to do when talking about a character’s thoughts why would you do this
Old Star Trek novels do this too. “Kirk thought of his friends, his life.” Okay, but his private name for himself is probably not Kirk?
It was so common that when Diane Duane DIDN’T do it, it struck me as ODD.
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