And I know I may end up failing too But I know You were just like me With someone disappointed in you
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And I know I may end up failing too But I know You were just like me With someone disappointed in you
I did new sketch. Wumuti portrait (Xlov band). I didn't do portraits long time. Don't judge me so hard. I am still learning to draw portraits.
The more internet cultured of you will recognise October 15th's entry! It's SCP-173 from the SCP game! (Also affectionately known as the MurderPeanut™)
The slime business interests me
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WIP number 3 for the upcoming movie VALERIAN And The city Of A Thousand Planets which is based in the famous comic book. Adding color digitally now and having fun 😊 #valerianandthecityofathousandplanets #valerian #valerianart #scifi #valerianandlaureline #omelite @odeongr @valerianmovie @lucbesson #ΟΒαλέριανΚαιΗΠόληΜεΤουςΧίλιουςΠλανήτες #valeriangreece #bd #illustration #illustratorsoninstagram #comics #comingsoon #drawing #pentelcolorbrushpen #pentel #art #artoftheday #sketch #sketchaday #lineart #ink #dimitriospantazisart #comics #movies #cinema
Lest you forget, you've more than one opponent
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Magical healing is a tricky thing. Truly talented practitioners must posses both a prodigious strength of aether and expert undestanding of medical technique. As a fundamentally generative art, it is always a race against the body's natural healing processes; while a sufficiently powerful healer may regenerate almost any kind of wound, we cannot directly convert scarred tissue to healthy flesh. Those techniques which do exist for removing scars are not for the faint of heart. First, all afflicted tissue must be cut away. The healer will then recreate the flesh to the desired state, restoring both appearance and function to the best of their ability. It is a difficult, painful, and risky procedure, requiring the creation of a much larger wound than the original injury. Without some dire exigence, most healers would refuse such an operation on principle - if they're even capable of carrying it out in the first place.