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she/her adult

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Locket

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cv doodle

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I made this for exactly one person on earth and that's myself

process ⬇️

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calling out from a pure, black void (Inspo from the sets of the incredible Lord Huron concert I went to last year under cut)

excuse the quality pls

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new brainrot gets put in the apple

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1953 brutecass for those with impeccable tastes and/or those who were forced to watch it in lit class.

(this is atonement for a sin committed in 2014 under the cut)

(Pretty sure this was more HBO Rome inspired but according to my original post I "merged a few versions together" (and age-washed them) Regardless, I was insane over 1953 brutecass at one point but could not fathom drawing hairlines or anything but young anime boys back then.

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His friends were astonished, and asked the reason for his tears. "Do you not think," said he, "it is matter for sorrow that while Alexander, at my age, was already king of so many peoples, I have as yet achieved no brilliant success? - Plutarch, Life of Caesar

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"i used to bring qui-gon here as a boy"

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i was always here

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ignorance is...

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episode 1

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wait a second...this is just like one of my chinese danmeis

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hbo rome doodle

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🤎🤍

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canon typical yearning

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This started as a joke but I think I committed a little too hard

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"It is your destiny, Brutus."

Happy Ides of March to those who celebrate 🔪 (More sketches below)

I was really inspired when I was listening to a podcast talking about Brutus's legacy, how he likely looked to the wax molds of his past relatives and remembered his duty as a descendant of those who ended the reign of kings in Rome. How conflicted he must have felt knowing he must kill his close friend Caesar who threatened what they achieved. (It just fit too well in animal form to not draw.) Bonus sketch explorations of Caesar and Brutus (ft. Cassius the snake) (Also ft. the anthem of today.)