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hey :3 by any chance (if you haven't done already ofc) could you make vampire themed dividers pls ? thank you sm i love your dividers

Aww thank you so much! This was a really fun ask, and I ended up doing a whole second post for VtM logos for vamplr blogs.

Please credit @pixopix, likes and reblogs are appreciated!

Check out my Vampire the Masquerade set.

Or my bat gif recolors.

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Wip.. I'm kinda nervous about this one, I don't think it looks too good but idk if I've been staring at it too long

APOLLO AND NERO WIP!! (non romantic please spare me)) (Apollo HATES his ass))

I've been researching Nero the past.. almost eight months. And decided to man up and try to draw him in detail

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they make me actually ill.

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Headcanon that Grace loves grossing Rocky out for the funniest

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MAID RAMATTRA I LOVE YOU‼️‼️

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get trash canned 🗑️🦝

so this is cam, your trash can; grouchy but fairly easygoing, just don't insult the trash 🗑️🦝

i really feel that y2k styled outfits suits her (mostly because it's the first way i thought of to make those yee yee ahh shoes work 😭)

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sory guys i keep opening tumblr and looking at two posts and closing it . i am neglectful. i will not be better

go my kawaiiklok the dethanime

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I am a God

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Hornet Moth (Sesia apiformis)

Also known as the Hornet Clearwing, the hornet moth is no hornet but a species of sesiid moth that is native to the British Isles, Germany, Holland, and Austria (it has also been introduced to North America). This species is quite similar to the Lunar Hornet Moth (S.bembeciformis) but is distinguished by its yellow head and shoulders and black collar. Like the lunar hornet moth S.apiformis will overwinter as a larvae once or twice and adults will fly from June to July and sometimes August. Adults are often seen on poplar trees as these are their larval food plant.

Phylogeny

Animalia-Arthropoda-Insecta-Lepidoptera-Sesiidae-Sesia-S.apiformis

Images: Ab H.Baas and Gyorgy Csoka