whatever

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All in my feels listening to a playlist I made about my own characters I ship.

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Happy Pride Month!!

Worked on this for the month, I know it’s not inherently Pride related but they are all queer, as all my characters are.

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Introducing unnamed TADC oc.

Yeah idk.

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When improving your hobby feels like starting from scratch.

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Some work from my night sketches. I really like how Dinraru turned out at the end.

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During my train ride I got the chance to design the rat tails I've been wanting. I only have three sets to work with (it’s also synthetic) so I only have two other color options. It’ll probs be the rainbow, the red, and the blue. But this was really fun to draw.

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Trying a new hobby. It's weird starting something totally from scratch.

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Shaking my tablet pen like an ink pen to draw better lines.

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Sketch dump

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Wanted to put out some art I’m working on. Still not totally done so maybe another post otw.

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New Experience Unlocked: Getting off bc after almost half a decade and being incredibly freaked out all the time.

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Trying to up my intelligence by reading more. So far I'm hoping to finish five books by the end of the year (ik its not a lot but I haven't been an avid reader since I was a kid)

1: Until I Meet My Husband by Ryousuke Nanasaki

2: Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky

3: The Republic of East L.A. by Luis J. Rodriguez

4: Creating a World Without Poverty by Muhammad Yunus

5: The Story of El Jalapenio "The Struggles of an Illegal Immigrant in the USA" by Jorge Iñiguez Castañeda

I might do book reviews on each one if anyone is interested in that. I'm reading Until I Meet My Husband rn and I'm almost halfway through so that would be the first one but I'm not planning on reading them in any particular order.

Also if you've read any of these books I'd love to hear your thoughts on them (without spoiling the books).

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Ok, "Until I Meet My Husband" was so good. 10/10 book, I highly recommend it for anyone who wants a peek at the real world of growing up gay/queer.

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Trying to up my intelligence by reading more. So far I'm hoping to finish five books by the end of the year (ik its not a lot but I haven't been an avid reader since I was a kid)

1: Until I Meet My Husband by Ryousuke Nanasaki

2: Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky

3: The Republic of East L.A. by Luis J. Rodriguez

4: Creating a World Without Poverty by Muhammad Yunus

5: The Story of El Jalapenio "The Struggles of an Illegal Immigrant in the USA" by Jorge Iñiguez Castañeda

I might do book reviews on each one if anyone is interested in that. I'm reading Until I Meet My Husband rn and I'm almost halfway through so that would be the first one but I'm not planning on reading them in any particular order.

Also if you've read any of these books I'd love to hear your thoughts on them (without spoiling the books).

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Once again screaming and crying over the fictional ship in my head.

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Self indulgent valentines art of Wish being hopelessly in love with Ms. Midnight

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Scanlan low-key my fav member of vox machina and it makes me kind of sad that he does struggle with romantic love because he has so much platonic love for his friends.

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A fun sketch of my MHA OC Wish. I finally found a more “natural” hair color that I liked for them but it won’t be a regular part of their design. I love the starkness of the white.