And now I’m all sharp edges and jagged lines

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we're not kids anymore.

if i look back, i am lost
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And now I’m all sharp edges and jagged lines
OH MY GOD i got SO luckyy. .. Found @syrren's booth at Setsucon and!!!! RAGHHHits SO CUTEEEE OH MY GOSHSLFSK pleaaase go check their stuff outt (picture attached related :D)
I FORGOT TO GRAB CLEO! SAVED!!
OH MY GOD i got SO luckyy. .. Found @syrren's booth at Setsucon and!!!! RAGHHHits SO CUTEEEE OH MY GOSHSLFSK pleaaase go check their stuff outt (picture attached related :D)
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Thanks to everyone who came to visit at Bamtori!! That was my last event of the year, and I will be hibernating until next year! (Making things. Wahoo)
Remember Juliette? she's Canadian 🇨🇦
I love that long skirt so much aaaaaaaaa
茶绘上瘾!
Many such cases
you ever paint a man being sad and dramatic in a unisex nightgown from 1961 while listening to eurobeat
Looks Don't Really Matter Much At The Job (仕事に見た目はあんまり関係ないよねって話 ) by Takaki Tsuyoshi
watcher's pet
I want to see Alfendi surrounded by cute animals. It would be so adorable. I'm just imagining.
I drew it.
Your art isn't good, learn proper anatomy and stop drawing with your dick.
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For years, people have been warning me about a dread menace that lurks in the shadows of all hobbies. That monster at the end of the book is named "woodworking," and it consumes ordinary people like fire.
It starts innocently enough. You're doing a regular, run-of-the-mill hobby, and you become so engrossed in it that suddenly you need more storage space. Because of centuries of indoctrination, you decide that you need shelves. Sure, you could just go buy some shelves from the store, but they're flimsy and don't fit your available space really well. Then you look outside. Trees. Trees. There's a lot of those. Perhaps a wood shelf would work. A few days later, you're doing all kinds of horrible things in order to afford your latest specialty router bit.
Now, not everyone falls down that rabbit hole. Plenty of people are capable of building a quick piece of shelving without ever learning what a rabbet is. Let's be honest, though: anyone reading this is definitely of the personality type that has already looked that word up on Wikipedia and clicked through to like four related articles. Lee Valley should be giving me thirty pieces of silver for what I've just done to you.
There is good news. If there is a way to avoid woodworking, I think I've found it. It's called welding, and it consists of spending so much money on metal, rod, gas, electricity, and various kinds of weird-shaped magnets that you can't afford woodworking tools anymore. Nor, really, do you want to have wood lying around while you're throwing Zeus's fury at some old Diplomat quarter panels. It's a big downer to burn down your fancy wood shelf from an errant spark, mostly because all your cool stuff will be lying on the floor again.
For years, people have been warning me about a dread menace that lurks in the shadows of all hobbies. That monster at the end of the book is named "woodworking," and it consumes ordinary people like fire.
It starts innocently enough. You're doing a regular, run-of-the-mill hobby, and you become so engrossed in it that suddenly you need more storage space. Because of centuries of indoctrination, you decide that you need shelves. Sure, you could just go buy some shelves from the store, but they're flimsy and don't fit your available space really well. Then you look outside. Trees. Trees. There's a lot of those. Perhaps a wood shelf would work. A few days later, you're doing all kinds of horrible things in order to afford your latest specialty router bit.
Now, not everyone falls down that rabbit hole. Plenty of people are capable of building a quick piece of shelving without ever learning what a rabbet is. Let's be honest, though: anyone reading this is definitely of the personality type that has already looked that word up on Wikipedia and clicked through to like four related articles. Lee Valley should be giving me thirty pieces of silver for what I've just done to you.
There is good news. If there is a way to avoid woodworking, I think I've found it. It's called welding, and it consists of spending so much money on metal, rod, gas, electricity, and various kinds of weird-shaped magnets that you can't afford woodworking tools anymore. Nor, really, do you want to have wood lying around while you're throwing Zeus's fury at some old Diplomat quarter panels. It's a big downer to burn down your fancy wood shelf from an errant spark, mostly because all your cool stuff will be lying on the floor again.
i haven't drawn ren diggity dog in way too long but he has magic now so i had to try
i care him and his building style this season sooo much