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messing around with the oil pastel on procreate🍋

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I’m honestly not much of an orbit, but the chokehold this woman has on me is astounding

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reblogging an older work because, once again, I love this woman🥲🤏

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random practice I did of a ref I found on Pinterest 📌 it’s been too long since I’ve drawn

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I’m honestly not much of an orbit, but the chokehold this woman has on me is astounding

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park jihu, my love<3

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if anyone lights a fire

let's all gather together

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a little 지금 우리 학교는 wip because Lee Cheong-San has my heart <3

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I drew this in honor of the 2021 Olympics, back when the Olympics were actually still going. better late than never, right? enjoy some olympic-era oikawa<3

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to all the people who have ever rebloged one of my silly little drawings — thank you so much, I absolutely adore you. I could kiss you on your sexy little mouth rn<3

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best middle blocker

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!SPOILERS!

ANOTHER BIG THING INTERNATIONAL VIEWERS MAY NOT PICK UP FOR SQUID GAME:

any viewer for squid game will understand that each game/round in the show are all childhood games from korea. this is well known.

but a smaller, unsubtle nod to another korean classic is actually the very last episode. it's titled 'A Lucky Day' or in korean '운수 좋은 날'. a modern classical literature text written by a korean author in 1924 about a rickshaw driver who went out to work despite his sick wife's protests, had a unusually lucky day and earned enough money, but upon returning home found his wife dead.

a big symbolism noted in the book itself is its showcase of rain and the wife's yearning (for warm broth). the very last game/battle between gihun and sangwoo ends in rain. when gihun returns home its raining heavily. gihun gets fish (well albeit rather reluctantly takes it from sangwoo's mom) for his own mother only to find her dead. despite how the games initially seems favourable in gihun's part, his world ends up rotten to the core when he returns back home. everyone he cared for now died.

i just feel like the director-writer made it such that the whole plot is a big nod to old korean classics (be it games or literature) and i just didnt see this noticed in social media so just wanted to share this! very happy to see such symbolism of korean literature in squid game.

p.s. anyone notice that both junho and inho, the two brothers, are actually playing hide-and-seek throughout the show— 👁👁

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in the mood for some soft and fluffy hq content with my favorite foxes and crow<3

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kang sae-byeok ily

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shiratorizawa best team idc idc

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au where post time-skip iwaoi are detectives🍩

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idc what anyone says, goshiki 100% cuts his own hair with a pair of safety scissors. no I will not except any criticism on this.