I was able to turn the skin, muscle, and internal organs into water... but I just couldn't get the bones to liquify!

No tutorial due to time constraints, but this WIP is a start.

Amphitrite, "the third one who encircles the sea" was so entirely confined in her authority to the sea and the creatures in it that she was almost never associated with her husband, either for purposes of worship or in works of art, except when he was to be distinctly regarded as the god who controlled the sea...

Good luck everyone! Two main sources.

This rare specimen is almost extinct due to honey bee using them as an easy source of nectar.
Yes, I know it's not a queen bee.

I have had extreme saving problems with this entry, and managed to capture it with printscreen. On the day of submission the internet at my home stopped working, and I had to finish my entry at a family member's house.

Tomorrow I'll upload a larger version once my internet comes back, after I recreate what I did.

Here is the URL I hope to upload it to.

Don't click until the second day of voting, it'll just be a waste of time.

Good luck to everyone, this is in my opinion one of my best entries, I wish view full was bigger, I wish I had made a WIP, Here and here are the only sources.

WIP/TUT. The rare "Water Apple" phenomenon, pouring away even as it forms.

Good luck to everyone playing.

Original here

Why are frogs so much fun to chop?

SOURCES (from sxc.hu and my own)
The tutorial can be seen HERE, after the contest ends