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kittenchomp

worms at the club:

“damn this place is off the string!”

userboxer

lmao I’m leaving tumblr bye

icouldhavecats

quickweaves

mixed media

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Me: Small but knowing

xtec

you don’t be knowing what the top shelf looks like

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constablebootyduty

Fixed

cryptidw00rm-archive

some…… furry adopts……………

DETAILS:

$20 each

if interested please contact me via email ([email protected])

i’ll be sending you an invoice through the same email so please give me your email for paypal in your first email!

i’ll be sending you a transparent png of the character w/o the watermark once the invoice is paid

first come first serve!! i’ll do a 24 hour hold!

NO REPOSTING/STEALING/RESELLING

chow chow: OPEN

siamese: CLOSED

golden retriever: OPEN

tiktoksithinkarefunny

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This is better than any found footage horror film ever made

dvaluvly

turing-tested

“How arw you paying for photoshop” im not LMAO

moonpaw

link

👀

moonpaw

you know what heres a sai link too fuck the system

moonpaw

im back with clip paint studio

setup crack

download these two then setup paint studio right click one of the icons after its done and click “file location” copy the crack files into the main paint studio file then click on the crack.exe till it says ok open paint studio

good 2 go 👌

wet-paiint

REBLOG TO SAVE AN ARTIST’S LIFE

goluckydanny

@faun-songs @jeongmihyo

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I wanted to add to this post too because?! adobe animate is hell to find. so heres this, reblog to save a future animator’s life

adobe animate:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-UdrA23VmgT4lM7cTr1C9LaOHzNl5hWS/view

rk-1k

guide-to-arting-p-good

Not every artist can afford up to hundreds of dollars in programs. Take these and make something great!

great-and-small

Something that really breaks my heart is the cruel indifference that some people have towards pets or animals that they personally don’t enjoy. Like I hear so many stories about someone losing a beloved pet snake or rat or tarantula, only for their friends to say something like “good riddance”.

My best friend does not like my gerbils at all. She jokingly calls them vermin and teases me for being the only 25 year old woman that still has pet gerbils. She came to visit me one weekend when one of my sweet babies was really sick, and unfortunately called me at work to solemnly let me know my gerbil had passed. The entire drive home I was trying not to cry because we had plans and I didn’t want to ruin the weekend with my ridiculous grief over a rodent. When I got home, my best friend was sitting in the driveway, hand painting a little coffin with my gerbil’s name on it. I immediately started sobbing. She went and got me a glass of wine, and played a Stevie Nicks song on her phone while she dug a grave. After the somber funeral in my backyard, she cancelled our evening plans and we walked to a bar, where my best friend completely un-ironically held up a glass and toasted my dead gerbil, thanking her for the joy she’d brought me.

The point of this story is, you don’t have to share or even understand your friend’s interests to show them respect and empathy in a time of loss. It’s alright if you don’t like a friend’s unconventional pet, you certainly don’t have to! However, pet loss can be incredibly painful, and I think it is always best to err on the side of kindness.