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and i drop the camouflage spell that i've been maintaining (DO NOT REPOST)

[ID: Digital drawing of Taako and Kravitz, seen several times. Taako is an elf with medium brown skin and dyed, braided, curly blond hair, brown at the roots; Kravitz is a black man with dreadlocks. At the top, Taako is laying with his head on Kravitz’s knee. Kravitz kneels down and smiles at him. He’s holding his scythe in one hand. There are hearts by Taako’s head, and text that says “I love you Taako, and at this point I think that everyone in reality is going to love you, after hearing your story, and... nothing's gonna change that.” Next, they’re seen from the waist up. Kravitz clutches his scythe, frowning slightly, and says “Taako, was this call for business or for pleasure?” Taako leans back slightly, holding a vase, and says “Both.” Next, they’re seen kissing. Kravitz wraps his arms a round Taako and holds Taako’s hat behind Taako’s back. Their faces are hidden. Last, they’re seen from the bust up. Taako faces away from the viewer and Kravitz holds his hands to his face, blushing tearfully. Text above Kravitz reads "Hold on I- I wanna- I wanna warm up my face. I don't want it to be cold and weird." End ID]

#how is this 2 years old holy shit #fuuuuck … old

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#oc #dnd oc

post at some point. it would probably be a shitty art dump

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yah

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Voting ended onMar 13, 2024

#not art #i miss it here

angelshanties

and i drop the camouflage spell that i've been maintaining (DO NOT REPOST)

[ID: Digital drawing of Taako and Kravitz, seen several times. Taako is an elf with medium brown skin and dyed, braided, curly blond hair, brown at the roots; Kravitz is a black man with dreadlocks. At the top, Taako is laying with his head on Kravitz’s knee. Kravitz kneels down and smiles at him. He’s holding his scythe in one hand. There are hearts by Taako’s head, and text that says “I love you Taako, and at this point I think that everyone in reality is going to love you, after hearing your story, and... nothing's gonna change that.” Next, they’re seen from the waist up. Kravitz clutches his scythe, frowning slightly, and says “Taako, was this call for business or for pleasure?” Taako leans back slightly, holding a vase, and says “Both.” Next, they’re seen kissing. Kravitz wraps his arms a round Taako and holds Taako’s hat behind Taako’s back. Their faces are hidden. Last, they’re seen from the bust up. Taako faces away from the viewer and Kravitz holds his hands to his face, blushing tearfully. Text above Kravitz reads "Hold on I- I wanna- I wanna warm up my face. I don't want it to be cold and weird." End ID]

#i still draw a little btw

angelshanties

and i drop the camouflage spell that i've been maintaining (DO NOT REPOST)

[ID: Digital drawing of Taako and Kravitz, seen several times. Taako is an elf with medium brown skin and dyed, braided, curly blond hair, brown at the roots; Kravitz is a black man with dreadlocks. At the top, Taako is laying with his head on Kravitz’s knee. Kravitz kneels down and smiles at him. He’s holding his scythe in one hand. There are hearts by Taako’s head, and text that says “I love you Taako, and at this point I think that everyone in reality is going to love you, after hearing your story, and... nothing's gonna change that.” Next, they’re seen from the waist up. Kravitz clutches his scythe, frowning slightly, and says “Taako, was this call for business or for pleasure?” Taako leans back slightly, holding a vase, and says “Both.” Next, they’re seen kissing. Kravitz wraps his arms a round Taako and holds Taako’s hat behind Taako’s back. Their faces are hidden. Last, they’re seen from the bust up. Taako faces away from the viewer and Kravitz holds his hands to his face, blushing tearfully. Text above Kravitz reads "Hold on I- I wanna- I wanna warm up my face. I don't want it to be cold and weird." End ID]

#it’s been over a year since I drew this wow #I’ll probably work on some new taz stuff soon …..

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