Many many MANY thanks to @valentinemichaelsmith for this perfect lil' guy. I love 'im! Peak Namor. You should all go get your own lil' guys!
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Many many MANY thanks to @valentinemichaelsmith for this perfect lil' guy. I love 'im! Peak Namor. You should all go get your own lil' guys!
hi its me again
this time im requesting my idiot son valentine "michael" smith
he doesnt even know what milk is. god rest his soul (if you give him milk, does that count as becoming water brothers?)
Valentine has been placed into the milk bowl! will he stay?
hell yeah
no, he should stay and enjoy it. learn. have fun
join him
DUNK DUNK DUNK
normal things (val and assorted other characters)
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Ten of Swords. Art by Valentine Smith, from The Corrupted Tarot.
A sense of dark finality comes every time the Ten of Swords appears in a reading. There is no avoiding this crashing into rock-bottom that the Ten heralds even reversed. Something catastrophic has happened: a great betrayal. But in this corrupted Ten we see the victim in the moment after. No longer prone and defeated, she takes the first steps toward a recovery, pulling the swords out with her own hands.
Art by Valentine Smith
Art by Valentine M. Smith
Ugh, this is so gorgeous! I’m bracing myself to listen to the 4 hour Cerebro podcast episode on Polaris, largely because I have the attention span of... well, me.