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pidealist.bsky.social
I got weird. Sorry.

#aiart #skeleton #xray
Alt text: A stylized anime–medical hybrid illustration of two young women standing side by side in mirrored poses, wearing maid outfits rendered as faint, translucent silhouettes. Overlaid on each figure is a semi-transparent X-ray view revealing detailed skeletal structures—skulls, rib cages, spines, pelvises, arms, and legs—aligned precisely with their bodies. The bones appear bright and softly glowing against a white background, while the original figures fade like a ghosted memory beneath the skeletal overlay, emphasizing anatomy, symmetry, and contrast between surface appearance and internal structure.
January 17, 2026 at 5:08 AM
mealofthorns.bsky.social
In February, @tallesteden.bsky.social returns for some big-picture far-future SF in Greg Egan's DIASPORA, and @hawkwinglb.bsky.social discusses religion, craft, and history-at-an-angle in Lois McMaster Bujold's PALADIN OF SOULS!
Greg Egan's DIASPORA, a mostly-black background with scattered star-like points clustered around a central point, with a skeletal octahedron in the foreground. Lois Bujold's PALADIN OF SOULS, with a woman in a flowing dress with a fair amount of jewelry and a cape or cloak flowing in the wind; faces are visible in the shadow of the cape.
January 17, 2026 at 3:56 AM
sarahdraws8.bsky.social
I love the skeletal deer! The angelic feline looks amazing, too.💯
January 17, 2026 at 3:52 AM
clirkus.bsky.social
doing one more picrew will save me

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picrew character with short dark hair wearing a skeletal shirt and red scarf with mushroom earrings
January 17, 2026 at 3:44 AM
sasoartsisb.bsky.social
✨ Share 4 artworks and tag 4 cool people! ✨

@lcuonl.bsky.social
@sp00kwave.bsky.social
@vileworm.bsky.social
@sarahdraws8.bsky.social
A pair of reptilian Scopolings watching the viewer in a great city. An angelic feline saving a woman from demonic locusts. A skeletal deer with a prism head in a thick forest. Old Borderling art (that I still love to this day) of a ball of glowing, draconic worms.
January 17, 2026 at 3:40 AM
dragonoftartarus.bsky.social
Apparently Bluesky doesn't like Librewolf, so I'll try posting the images from Chromium instead.
A view from inside a building at night. A six-winged golden angel-like figure hovers menacingly above, shining a searchlight down below. The same figure viewed through binoculars, revealing a black skeletal human shining brightly.
January 17, 2026 at 2:22 AM
dragonoftartarus.bsky.social
I climbed out of an old lab full of post-human nightmares and saw a bunch of these fucking things in the sky. This is me hiding in a building because I Do Not Want to deal with whatever this thing is.

I was VERY well-armed at this point, and I still wanted nothing to do with this shit. Horrifying.
A view from inside a building at night. A six-winged golden angel-like figure hovers menacingly above, shining a searchlight down below. The same figure viewed through binoculars, revealing a black skeletal human shining brightly.
January 17, 2026 at 2:15 AM
jamberee13.bsky.social
Did you need this?
Skeletal trees and above them a clear starry sky that is a deep velvet blue
January 17, 2026 at 2:11 AM
ranira.throatgoat.cam
I love the sketch so much! They got so much attitude! Thank you for the opportunity and making dope art!
Ranira's reference sheet. Shows a red haired femme presenting person with a black crop top with pentagram straps, black leather vest and a fishnet top underneath. They are wearing patch pants with dead Kennedy's logo, ajj logo, and two with text, one says tg, the other says uranium club. They are also wearing knee high boots and have a purple skeletal hand in their hair.
January 17, 2026 at 2:07 AM
rgforrest.bsky.social
*not body of 70yr old, skeletal frame of.
January 17, 2026 at 12:56 AM
hotcalc.bsky.social
This wasn't even a skit really I just saw the opportunity to do the Skeletal Warrior sound and grabbed it
January 17, 2026 at 12:52 AM
kai3690.bsky.social
## Graph Convolutional Network-Based Skeletal Action Recognition for Real-Time Fall Detection in Elderly Care Environments: A Hybrid Temporal Graph Attention Network with Adaptive Feature Fusion

**Abstract:** This paper introduces a novel approach to real-time fall detection in elderly care…
## Graph Convolutional Network-Based Skeletal Action Recognition for Real-Time Fall Detection in Elderly Care Environments: A Hybrid Temporal Graph Attention Network with Adaptive Feature Fusion
**Abstract:** This paper introduces a novel approach to real-time fall detection in elderly care environments utilizing Graph Convolutional Networks (GCNs) and Temporal Graph Attention Networks (TGATs). Recognizing the limitations of static GCNs in capturing dynamic skeletal movements, we propose a Hybrid TGAT (HTGAT) architecture incorporating adaptive feature fusion and a recurrent attention mechanism. The HTGAT excels at capturing subtle variations in human motion sequences leading to an improved ability to identify falls even in noisy or occluded conditions.
freederia.com
January 17, 2026 at 12:38 AM
asheternal.bsky.social
LULUBU

#NEOGENESIS #ARTETERNAL
A fucked up Labubu with horns, skeletal limbs and fleshy patchwork skin in the visage of Lucifer.
January 17, 2026 at 12:37 AM
horoart.bsky.social
Changeringer Aemon Death-Embrace-Ye-Who-Turn-From-The-Light-Of-Him-On-Terra, High Chaplain of the Knights Clarion chapter and veteran of the Tittaro Ork Wars
Art of space marines advancing out of a trench, with artillery fire and detonations filling the distant background. The central figure wears power armour covered in baroque carvings and bone detail, with a crude mechanical hand swinging a censer shaped like a bell. Inset top right is a picture of the figure's unhelmeted face, heavily scarred and augmented with his whole upper and lower jaw replaced by a skeletal prosthetic, and a bug-like bionic eye filling his right socket. The rest of his face is wrapped in wires and cables.
January 17, 2026 at 12:28 AM
oddoblivion.bsky.social
A grainy red and green drawing of a skeletal figure in agony. He’s plunged a sword through his abdomen, he’s gripping it with one hand, screaming. His other hands holds flesh that is coming loose from his body.
January 16, 2026 at 11:48 PM
biorxiv-cellbio.bsky.social
Functionally Mature Bioengineered Human Skeletal Muscle Tissues Capture Essential Aspects of Glucose Metabolism https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.01.16.698404v1
January 16, 2026 at 11:30 PM
biorxivpreprint.bsky.social
Functionally Mature Bioengineered Human Skeletal Muscle Tissues Capture Essential Aspects of Glucose Metabolism https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.01.16.698404v1
January 16, 2026 at 11:30 PM
valebodi.bsky.social
"Overall, skeletal muscle degeneration in these conditions follows a multi-phasic progression from compensatory adaptation to structural and metabolic collapse” @sheezamughal.bsky.social et al.
iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1...
#ME/CFS #pwME #PCME
Metabolic adaptation and fragility in healthy 3D in vitro skeletal muscle tissues exposed to chronic fatigue syndrome and Long COVID-19 sera
Metabolic adaptation and fragility in healthy 3D in vitro skeletal muscle tissues exposed to chronic fatigue syndrome and Long COVID-19 sera, Mughal, Sheeza, Andújar-Sánchez, Félix, Sabater-Arcis, Maria, Garrabou, Glória, Fernández-Solà, Joaquim, Alegre-Martin, Jose, Sanmartin-Sentañes, Ramon, Castro-Marrero, Jesús, Esteve-Codina, Anna, Casals, Eloi, Fernández-Costa, Juan M, Ramón-Azcón, Javier
iopscience.iop.org
January 16, 2026 at 11:07 PM
lizardincrimson.bsky.social
A little bit more work on the pop art whatever the fuck this is
#miniaturepainting
Neon red and blue thingamajig monster ish siren head ish skeletal ish mini And in black light
January 16, 2026 at 10:57 PM
thedammitch.bsky.social
I know that's supposed to be a windmill in the back, but I can't help but see him having a lovely flower vase with a huge daisy on his skeletal steed. =)
January 16, 2026 at 10:26 PM
clyde12345.bsky.social
Matthew D White
20 years of photographs of the end of the Mississippi River in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana.
Plus South Florida and the Florida Keys.
www.matthewwhitestudio.com/index
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matthewdwhite.tumblr.com
#KeyWest #Art #Photography #Photographer #FloridaKeys
A small, breezy coastal scene unfolds across the photo, bathed in warm, late-afternoon light. In the foreground a cluster of slender coconut palms leans dramatically toward the water, their trunks crisscrossing so two of them form an almost perfect X. The long, green fronds are tousled and splayed by the wind, and you can almost feel the breeze that lifts them — the leaves are caught mid-rustle against a backdrop of cottony clouds. To the left, the calm sea stretches to the horizon, its surface a muted mix of blues and grays that catch the warm tones of the sun. The shoreline is a narrow ribbon of sand and scrub, dotted with low grass and a couple of weathered wooden posts. Near the base of the leaning palms a small picnic table or bench sits waiting, suggesting a quiet spot to watch the water. The right side of the image brings human presence into the natural setting: a gravel road runs along the coast, lined with utility poles and a few evenly spaced trash and recycling bins. A dark pickup truck is parked nearby, under a row of smaller palms that march into the distance. The line of poles and the road create a subtle leading line that pulls your eye toward the vanishing point and the distant greenery. Overall the picture balances the untamed, wind-swept energy of the palms and sea with the humble markers of everyday life — road, bins, truck — producing a peaceful, lived-in coastal moment. The light and movement give it a relaxed, almost cinematic quality, like a quiet interlude at the edge of land and water. The piece of art "Photography / X makes the spot" designed by the Photographer Matthew D White, showcases the breathtaking Key West and the Florida Keys. With its vivid colors and careful details, this artwork beautifully represents the region's natural beauty and lively spirit. A windswept coastal tree dominates the foreground, its thick trunk curling and twisting in knotted ribbons of weathered bark. The main limb leans out almost horizontally over shallow, gently rippling water, while a tangle of exposed roots and smooth stones clings to the narrow shoreline. The tree’s leafy canopy is lush and green, casting dappled shadows on the roots and the pebbled bank. Beyond the tree, a calm expanse of sea stretches to a low, hazy horizon. The water shifts in subtle bands of green and blue, reflecting the soft, warm light that bathes the scene. Fluffy, pastel clouds drift across the sky, adding depth and a peaceful, open feel. Overall the image conveys a quiet, resilient beauty — the sense of an old tree shaped by wind and salt, holding its place at the edge of land and water. Matthew D White is the Photographer who created the piece of art "Photography / Old Tree by the water" which shows Key West and the Florida Keys. This painting's vivid colors and intricate imagery perfectly convey the area's beauty and spirit. The scene opens onto a quiet, late-evening shore where the sun is an orange coin sinking toward the horizon. Warm bands of gold and apricot spread across the sky, melting into cooler purples and slate blues higher up. Wispy clouds catch the light in streaks and smudges, adding texture to the heavens as the day folds into dusk. A long, low bridge runs from the right toward the center, its silhouette dark against the glowing water. To the left, an older, more skeletal structure—an iron trestle or abandoned rail span—juts into the bay, its broken, industrial lines contrasting with the soft, natural curves of sea and sky. Together the two structures create a visual frame that guides the eye straight to the setting sun. The water is calm, small ripples catching and scattering the sunset in ribbons of reflected color. Along the sand, wet and smooth near the tide line, the light makes a pale, shimmering pathway from shore to horizon. The beach itself is quiet and sparsely populated: a few small, dark human figures—silhouettes—stand or move at the water’s edge, lending a sense of scale and gentle human presence without distracting from the landscape. In the foreground, a small patch of dune grass and a towel or blanket speak of a spent day at the water—personal traces left behind, humble and ordinary against the grandeur of the sky. The air feels cooling, the overall mood contemplative: a last, lingering moment before night. Together, the elements—industrial geometry, soft natural light, and quiet human silhouettes—compose a balanced and peaceful sunset tableau, one that invites breathing out and watching the world quietly change color. The Photographer Matthew D White produced the piece of art titled "Photography / Sunset in the Floria Keys" which features Key West and the Florida Keys. The vivid colors and finely detailed imagery in this painting perfectly convey the region's beauty and spirit. A quiet, sunlit inlet is framed on both sides by the gnarled roots and low branches of mangrove trees, their leaves forming a natural window onto still water. Centered in that frame, a small, pale fishing boat rests in the shallow edge, its bow nudging the muddy shoreline and its stern fitted with a compact outboard motor. The boat’s paint is light and slightly weathered, and a registration mark is visible along the hull. The water is glassy and calm, reflecting the sky’s soft blue and the warm, late-afternoon light that bathes the scene in golden tones. Beyond the boat the soundless expanse of the bay stretches to a low, distant horizon where a thin strip of land breaks the line of water. Tangled roots and low-lying vegetation at the water’s edge add texture and a sense of sheltered stillness, while a few long aerial roots hang down, softening the upper frame. Overall the image conveys a peaceful, almost secluded moment — a small craft waiting quietly in a protected cove as the day leans toward evening. The Photographer Matthew D White created a piece of art called "Photography / Coming Ashore" which depicts Key West and the Florida Keys in vibrant colors and detailed imagery, capturing the beauty and essence of the region.
January 16, 2026 at 10:13 PM
kitbashcat.bsky.social
Other observations to come from the show - I actually really like the Corsairs. Maybe not to everybody's taste, but I'm a sucker for traitor Astartes without the chaos gribblies. If 11th ed isn't dogshit (looking at you, tenth) I'd probably pick them up for my Krakenborn successors...

#nerdlings
The new Red Corsair traitor marines. Text reads: The Black Hand Fleet was formed by Caoránach, the eponymous Black-Handed Queen. It is said she gained her name by her habit of sealing her missives and communiqués with a print of kraken ink. Caoránach was a grim, vengeful warrior, and to be served a proclamation of doom sealed with her print was to be given a promise of death by her hand. It is rumoured Caoránach even sent a sealed letter to the Emperor himself, enraged at her gene-mother’s treatment after the Luna War, though whether it ever arrived upon Terra is unknown. At the great council of the Sundering, Caoránach argued against the splitting of the legion and bowing to pressure from an Empire that would not acknowledge their wisdom or foresight. Instead, she advocated for all-out war - a doomed prospect, but one that would see the legion go out in a blaze of wrath and glory. Overruled by her peers, she gathered her fleet and all those warriors who could not stomach serving the new Imperium, and left. From the prow of her flagship, the Carnyx she led her warriors into the black. At first, the warriors of the Black Hand Fleet waged a private war of revenge against the forces of the traitors, driving them into the warp, and the actions of this rogue fleet were tolerated - even supported. In time however, her wrath turned upon Imperial forces too, and across all four segmentae stories spread of Imperial vessels found listless, their crews slaughtered to a man and bearing the black-inked hand of Caoránach. Despite their best efforts to curtail her and bring her back to the fold, the Krakenborn were unable to corral her vengeful path. About a hundred years after the Sundering, all contact between the Krakenborn and the Black Hands stopped, and from that day none knew of what had become of their wayward sisters. It is thought likely that the Black Hand Fleet has dedicated itself wholly to the Dark Powers and is not counted among the loyalist successor chapters of the Krakenborn. A space marine pad. Iron rim, blue background, black skeletal handprint. A traitor marine. She wears black armour with a pad marked with a skeletal handprint.
January 16, 2026 at 10:13 PM
ghirga.bsky.social
"Skeletal remains that washed up on Washington beach identified as Oregon mayor who vanished 20 years ago" that's crazy "Edwin Asher, who previously was mayor of Fossil, Oregon," oh come on now
January 16, 2026 at 10:11 PM
mjgallagher.bsky.social
In medieval demonology, Eligor was a Grand Duke of Hell who was often depicted as a cloaked spectre riding a semi-skeletal horse and wielding a lance. FF7 Remake adapted the enemy from the OG to more closely match this description, while his rule over the ghosts links to Hell.
January 16, 2026 at 10:09 PM
darrenandpoley.bsky.social
Sarah Palin once drunkenly held up a gigantic ass Big Gulp and said pry it from my chapped skeletal hands, now they’re doing it with whole milk for whatever reason, I don’t get it either but it’s the least of our worries at the moment.
January 16, 2026 at 9:45 PM