Ditto Transforming Into Pikachu!

One of my favorite couples from Pokémon, Misty and Ash!

You’ve heard of teacup dogs, now get ready for teacup foxes! Foxes are my obsession so when I say this cross stitch I knew I had to make it into a perler!

This is adapted, one again, from Sandbox coloring app. I love it so much and when they posted this I knew I had to make it. Looks like the evolved version of their earlier fire fox!

The start of my Doki Doki quotes project. Of course Monika is first, or she might delete me... Anyway! I am really happy with how this turned out, too obsessed this game honestly.

Xurlet!!!! Gotta love Anything Zoe.

Make room now for the finalists of this month’s #monsterpromchallenge

What do you think? Do you like them? Who you think will be the winner this time?

If we have some time we will discuss the first 3 spots a bit once we share them.

In the meantime, get you art tools ready, as we’re 48h from the neeeeeeext challenge!

Thanks for all your beautiful submissions.

Happy year of the dog! So have an annoying dog to celebrate. Love this little cutie in Undertale and he reminds me of my own dog really.

Everything is like “QUEER history” and “List of QUEER young adult books” or “Top 10 QUEER movies” and queer this and queer that and for the love of god please just say LGBT.

I just had to make Ash’s hat from my favorite region! Sinnoh was so much fun to watch and be a part of, though mostly because of Dawn. Not to mention some awesome legendaries!

The ShotBlocker

I’m a trypanophobic, meaning I am afraid of needles. My phobia has caused me to put off or completely avoid injections out of fear. However, recently I found something that helps immensely, the ShotBlocker, by Bionix.

From Bionix’s website,

’Bionix ShotBlocker® is an innovative device that instantly alleviates the pain and anxiety of needle injections. ShotBlocker® works through a novel application of the gate control theory of pain management. It is a plastic, C-shaped device with small bumps on its back. When pressed firmly against the skin at the injection site, ShotBlocker® saturates the sensory nerves and distracts the patient from pain signals caused by the needle poke. The device is both simple and easy to use, bringing comfort to users of all ages.’

The bumps aren’t sharp. Here’s a picture of my hand after I pressed the ShotBlocker to it:

Here’s a picture of the instructions that come with it:

My doctor had no problems administering the shot, and I felt no pain. I don’t mean that as in ‘just a small sting’, I mean that the needle felt just like one of the plastic nubs. Absolutely no pain at all. I was stunned.

Of course, it doesn’t get rid of the anxiety/dizziness/nausea that I get during injections. But with time, I think I’ll be able to train myself out of that.

You can buy them on Bionix’s website for 5.99 USD, I think I got mine from Amazon for a few cents less. They’re reusable and relatively inexpensive. I’d recommend them to anyone.

I haven’t posted a lot of MLP stuff and that really sad. So here’s a beautiful Luna, best princess EVER!