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After reading that lovely post and realizing that I really think we don’t see Destiny for the rest of IL after he gets hit with that football, I started to wonder what he might be up to now.

Used this incredibly short dialogue exchange for comic page practice. I realized there is a lot I need to figure out when I go to make a fuller comic sometime. The translation attempt was for my mutuals, please disregard it as I just shoved it in google :’y still reads L to R

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Elon Musk & Twitter | Is The Bird Really Free?

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dont have an opportunity to scan thingies so here is some wips for iron leaguer sketches

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Tout doux, tout bon... #nocturne #walters #segal #sissoko #raspail #music #guitar #cello #kora #percussions #musique #world #worldMusic je le recommande ! https://www.instagram.com/p/CL7SROug1H3/?igshid=18d5vofe1rhe0

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WHY WE FLY

by Kimberly Jones & Gilly Segal

(Sourcebooks Fire, 10/5/21)

9781492678922

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From the bestselling authors of I'm Not Dying with You Tonight comes a compelling YA novel about the choices teens make. Two high school cheerleaders face the ultimate test when an act of solidarity spurs chaos. With a rocky start to senior year, lifelong friends Eleanor and Chanel have a lot on their mind. Eleanor is still in physical therapy months after a serious concussion from a failed cheer attempt. Chanel's putting tremendous pressure on herself to get into the best colleges and starts making questionable decisions. But they have each other's backs just as always. Eleanor's new relationship with star quarterback Three may be causing a rift between the best friends. When the cheer squad decides to take a knee at the season's first football game, what seemed like a positive show of solidarity suddenly becomes the reason for a larger fallout between the girls. Grappling with the weight of the school's actions as well as their own problems, can the girls rely on the friendship they've always shared? A bittersweet, sometime humorous, but always compelling look at issues of friendship, privilege, sports, and race.

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