"i don't know.. that's scary.." has become such a core part of my vocabulary that I forget people will not immediately understand that I'm making a reference when i say that
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Love Begins
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art blog(derogatory)
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if i look back, i am lost

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@sikalyx
"i don't know.. that's scary.." has become such a core part of my vocabulary that I forget people will not immediately understand that I'm making a reference when i say that
lindwyrms on a string
(available on my kofi as adoptables!)
how it feels to accept you're fucked forever
Unfinished stuff!
Quistis Trepe
i have no speedpaints under the cut for you this time
the misunderstood, gunblade wielding, weather-related-name and mc of an overhated game duo
It's not all about Squall by Yukihiro Kajimoto for FINAL FANTASY VIII Remastered
That weird guy squall
Sorceress Adel (Final Fantasy VIII) Daily drawing, June 30th 2026, random character + random pose
Quick little doodle!
i was always in love with this character design but as a kid was intimidated to ever draw it.....so why not do it now
Composite illustration of waterfalls. Drawn and engraved by John Emslie. 1846.
Internet Archive
The knight’s encounter with the mysterious faery lady, an otherworldly figure who enchants him, draws him away from the world of men, and leaves his soul bound to her spell.
“I met a lady in the meads, Full beautiful, a faery’s child…”
From John Keats’s poem "La Belle Dame sans Merci." Engraving after Edward Brewtnall, 1881.