why are there like NO fans of the Asylum series by Madeleine Roux on here 😭😭
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why are there like NO fans of the Asylum series by Madeleine Roux on here 😭😭
WARDEN CRAWFORD / DANIEL CRAWFORD:: Redraw of that one image of him that Dan finds in his dorm room lol. It’s inspired by MeatCanyon so that’s why he looks terrifying lol :P
When you find out your recent fictional crush(es) all follow a pattern and it's the "dead evil scientist men who are all egotistical pricks" tropes..
Hey there I’d like to request for some Warden Crawford(and maybe possibly his younger version as well?) art/doodles please.. if you could make time for him, of course. ^^
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What do Gravity Falls and The Asylum series by Madeleine Roux have in common?
The protagonist (s) cleans up messes made by Grunkle over the summer (s)
The Asylum series by Madeleine Roux is SEVERELY underrated. So here’s some art from the Prequel novel (Escape from Asylum), featuring the bastard Warden Crawford.
Cleansed of sin and free of blame When my race has been completed, All my stories told, I'll be running Through the streets of gold Going home to that city in the sky Where my soul goes on living when I die And I know with a smile, there you wait So I'll see you at the gate
Daniel Crawford, Going Home
Raphael Saadiq I'm Feeling Love, Be Here f. Lucky Daye, This World Is Drunk, Love You Too Much f. Lucky Daye, Call f. Lucky Daye, & Still Ray (bass DaQuantae "Q" Johnson, drums: Alvin Ford, keys: Daniel Crawford, guitar & vocals Raphael Saadiq; guitar & vocals: Rob Bacon, sousaphone: Brent Gossett, & vocals Lucky Daye) Tiny Desk Concert (NPR Music, 12/5/19) +Raphael Saadiq Speaks With Rodney Carmichael [MP3]