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[fil3t]

E33 screenshot sketch dump: Verso edition

[ramonn90]

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Hi, my name is RamonN90. I'm an illustrator and concept artist who loves bringing original characters to life in casual, everyday moments.

[skelemi]

I sorta wanna ask a question Mi, when looking through ya blog I noticed some changes made with your banner and description (all very cool btw hehe)

But I noticed that you put the backup detectives a ‘retired AU’, is there a reason why you’re not active on it anymore? (It’s okay if you don’t wanna answer I’m just curious to know, and I apologise if I asked too much)

No need to apologize! I'm simply not active on it nowadays because it's not something making a hurricane of ideas on my head anymore

But I had fun overall! Still love those guys so hey, have some sketches cuz why not

[thatsbelievable]

[1queasycrow]

Visited @theshitpostcalligrapher at toronto’s night market, got some dope calligraphy done (thank you btw they are beautiful wonderful silly things i will treasure).

To the rest of you…me and my friends are definitely normal and ok, do not mind the things we say

[orangemochafrapp]

It was Sam’s idea (it’s giving i’m he’s he’m i’s)

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[starzabovemarz]

static miku dangling papercraft! [+ tutorial!] ✂️📺🎵

Want to make your very own Static Miku? Well now you can!

Thanks @static-miku-fictive for helping guide the tutorial!

(the qr code leads back to this post)

Tutorial below!

Required Materials:

● Scissors

● Glue

● A printer + paper

Step 1:

Download and print the page! (most important step)

Here's what I'll look like! With the addition of a qr code, of course!

Step 2:

Carefully cut out your Miku! (save any scrap paper for later steps!)

Don't be afraid to ask a parent for help with this step! Scissors are sharp!

Step 3:

Carefully use your scissors (or a pencil if its easier!) to make holes in the parts labeled below! (see image below)

Comically large objects are the best objects!

Step 4:

Take some of your scrap paper leftovers and cut it into a long rectangle! After you're done cutting the rectange, cut out a circle as well! (see image below for a size comparison)

Scissors! Eek!

Step 5:

Take your long rectangle and roll it into a tube! When rolling, you should be rolling up the long side so it's short and thick, not long and skinny. (image example below)

Mine.. uh.. has a lot of... personality..? But that's okay! Nothing's perfect, if anything it just adds to the charm!

Step 6:

Now that you have your paper tube rolled, make sure the tube is just smaller than the holes you made earlier, this is so it moves! One you're satisfied with the size, trim off any access and glue it to the back of Miku's head! (see image below)

Be careful, glue can get pretty sticky!

Step 7:

After the glue on the head dries, carefully slide the arms and the torso on. The arms should be dangling in front of the torso. (If preferred, you can also trim down the tube to desired length.) Once they're both slid on, glue the circle onto the end of the tube so nothing slides off! (see image below)

There's some purple? What? Where?

[ Author's note: do not consume glue. ]

Step 8:

Finished! Enjoy your Miku!

It's me! Now I can never leave you! Never!

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