#doodle diary

[harushururu]

I've been trying to think who my favorite is this season and I thought maybe Anna but I think its becoming Mikuru. Perhaps I am not immune to pink detectives.

[ephilog]

Warm Ball of Energy

[celerydays]

August 2025 in weekly doodle spreads ✏️

[glitchmetal]

mspaint stuff

[kipzkitsch]

Comic about this lame ass clown "party" me and my friend went to

[surreal-duck]

seeing as how im stuck in exam hell for another couple days i cant go out to get something nice like a cake or take fun merch pictures so heres a photo my friend took last weekend at a mutuals hangout and a bunch of freebies i got from them skjdgshdshd

+ bonus not really face reveal but said group of friends and i organized a custom photobooth strip event here as an early bday celebration last week 🎉

[shittydoodlesdaily]

1/9

Top left Terezi based on this panel from The Devil’s Boy

[zoecroman]

[Transcript]

Analog Night!

Popcorn popped on the stove, FM radio, cuddling on the couch with my cat and sketching in my sketchbook.

I swear, I didnt know "going analog" was a trend. But it actually makes me kind of happy to know I'm not the only one who decided to consciously put down the screens and take a break.

For me I just realized that I'm plugged in to the internet and glued to a piece of hardware for work all week and then I come home and plug in to my TV, phone, and/or laptop. The final straw was when I had to do a software update for my smart TV and then opt out of some new privacy agreement as long as my arm, I had a genuine "back in my day moment missing the days when I didn't need a software agreement before I could even plug in my DVD and watch a movie. Then I sat back and

realized how long it's been since I had an evening where I didn't need to find my entertainment and renew a subscription to access it.

So I turned off my smart TV, put my phone on charge in the other room and I tuned in to FM radio, made popcorn on the stave instead of the microware, and settled in to a lovely, analog night.