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The twisting spires of Amaurot are its most recognisable feature, but when you go there to look at them it turns out there's not actually that many of them, and none of them can be reached by the player. That doesn't have anything to do with what the comic is saying, it just stood out to me while drawing.
they have killed the problems dragon and will never experience consequences again
rabbits
something about stringing your dolls properly so they can hold a pose. this rope brush I downloaded is so convenient (hornier pic below)
patch 5.5 reunion
I think this kind of postscript is the most elegant method for giving some additional character context to understand the scene, but when drawing moments of catharsis like this it feels a little bit like cheating. like, there's totally a bunch of buildup here guys, just trust me on this one. oh well, such is the nature of the final fantasy fourteen original character industrial complex.
i don't believe in the ancient counterpart industrial complex but i believe in the vision i had of my rabbit tracing his lineage to a man with a hime cut and glasses
accumulated rabbit sketches. I want to draw him with a feeling of looking older than he is because of stress.
god's most miserable soldier
