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Super quick crappy warmup doodle before working on real drawings. 1930s-inspired Nancy and Kate, based on some outfits I made last night

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Nancy Drew: Labyrinth of Lies, 2014

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The suspects of Warnings at Waverly Academy (formatted like a yearbook with dumb superlatives (sorry, I’m really not funny)). Thank you to @wrotelonghandwrittennotes for the suggestion!

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when u get someone’s drift, when uve lived with someones drift for years, when youre saddled with their drift

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Part 2 of the Clue Crew sending texts to Nancy

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Joe: extremely proficient tactician

Frank: is friends with Nancy

even MI-5 knows he has zero personality

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Nancy Drew: Alibi in Ashes (PC/MAC 2011)

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Frank "third wheeling" Hardy

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me, a lawyer: your honor…we judge murderers for murdering, but what if the victim just had bad vibes? in this case, jake rogers most definitely had bad vibes, and my client had no choice but to check him.

judge: case dismissed

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Give me 6 characters and I’ll tell you who i would:

Push off a cliff

Kiss

Marry

Set on Fire

Wrap a Blanket around

Be Roommates with

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@detectivedrewshouldgetaclue made this post and it’s been sittin with me ever since

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Joe: Trust me, I know what I’m doing!

Frank: Not even God knows what you’re doing, Joe.

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Nancy: Hi! I’m Nancy Drew! Since you can tell a lot about a person by where he or she lives, I thought I’d introduce myself by showing you my room. As you can see, I keep it pretty neat. Of course, I don’t spend that much time in here. I always seem to be off solving mysteries! 

Nancy: Anyway, here’s my center of operations: My desk. Go ahead and poke around. If you want to know the particulars of how I do what I do, take a look at the book titled “How to be a Detective”. It’s real helpful, especially if you’re new to the mystery-solving business. 

Nancy: And be sure to check out my scrapbook. I put memorabilia from all my past cases in there. A lot of them were pretty dangerous– and at times, really scary– but don’t say any of that to my dad, okay? He worries about me enough as it is. 

Nancy: And whatever you do, read what’s in the file called 'Case File’. That will tell you all about the mystery I’m about to try to solve. If you think you’re ready to dive into that mystery, just click the plane ticket and you’ll be on your way!

Me:

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back in my day, we had to dial bess and george on the phone by hand, in the snow, uphill both ways

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i’ve been thinking about this for weeks now