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isnāt rick and morty that thing you get when you die and your body gets all stiff
Tokyo-based designer Tsumire and her daughter Ivy wearing colorful handmade yukata - along with accessories from Tsumireās brand The Ivy Tokyo - on the street in Harajuku. Full Looks
Orange motivator
HOW THE SAUSAGE IS MADE Sketchbook and ancillary pieces of paper Scanned images arranged in a workable grid in PSĀ Printed-out rough draft, drawn over/refined (this is usually where I mess with the word placement). I draw it 7ā³x7ā³. Lettering (I almost always do this separate) Final art on tracing paper, w pens used (a Micron and a PaperMate Flair) The final product after combining and coloring it in PS
Something a bit different. I made this pattern, featuring some of my fiancĆ©eās favourite flowers, for our own wedding invites. Ranunculus, lily, yellow dahlia, white veronica, tulip, and seeded eucalyptus.
I feel like the emperor's new clothes with American Gods It's not that good, is it? Why does everybody love it? It's just talking heads saying semi-edgy things?
Wonder what happened to the dinosaurs? This is a baby Blue Heron.
this baby Blue Heron killed the dinosaurs.
Armada
me, flirting: do you wanna hear a cool etymology
Latin
The Catholic Curch uses Latin as the official language so Latin Americans can understand them.