AngryChipmunk

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i really like thus one

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So this is totally random, but I re-downloaded Tumblr after I saw your Royal Voltron/Klance AU comic somewhere on Instagram because:

Yeah uh,,, I show horses and the coat you designed for Lance looks so similar to the coat that I wear for shows that I had to share Bc it made me very strangely happy??????

I just: O h,,,, lmao me too

Idk how long it’s been since you made that, if you’re even active anymore, or if you’ll see this ((I couldn’t figure out how to message you I've never really used Tumblr)) but yeaahhhh. A less extravagant version of Lance’s coat design pretty much exists in real life and it’s the nicest thing that I own. :))

Anyways, I though it was cool so I guess lmk if you end up seeing this??

Your AU rocks your art is amazing and I 11/10 enjoy.

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Poutie Boi

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did a redesign of Lotor a while ago, i kind of like it.

(i did trace this only because i had no idea how to draw Lotor, credits go to DreamWorks and the artist behind the Voltron animation)

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kisses

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this is how it should of ended

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A video game that teaches you how to code

It’s that time of year when we all start making New Year’s resolutions. Why not learn how to code?

“I think everybody in this country should learn how to program a computer because it teaches you how to think,” Steve Jobs said.

But for a beginner, learning to code from scratch can be intimidating.

Enter CodeSpells. UC San Diego computer scientists developed this video game to teach people how to code. The story line is simple: You’re a wizard that uses spells (i.e. code) to navigate through the world, fight off foes, and solve problems.

While experienced coders can delve deep into the programming to create some truly devastating spells, newbies can easily experiment with the simple drag-and-drop coding interface.

If you’re into Minecraft, the CodeSpells team also has developed LearnToMod — a tool that teaches coding through Minecraft.

Looking for more resources?

Here are a few online courses, software and games to get you started.

Scratch — is a free programming language and online community where you can create your own interactive stories, games, and animations.

CodeAcademy — tutorials on HTML/CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, PhP, Python, Ruby

W3 Schools — tutorials on everything you need to know to build a website: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PhP, etc.

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sorry for the wait, i work full time and it usually takes up most of my day, i’ve also been working on the story line of what i want so i hope to get more pages out sooner.

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this is actually the cover page, i don’t know why i forgot to post it :P

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thank you for the 100 followers, i had no idea i would actually reach that 

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a little Lance practice

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royality p 4

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