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Roman bow. 1st Century BC

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Um, hello! I really love your art style and how you line/ink your characters! I'm trying to get better at line art and was wondering if you would be okay with sharing pointers or tips! Sorry if that's not really your thing. I enjoy your work either way!

Hiiii thank you for liking my art

here are some tips that worked for me i hope this helps

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im so delusional guys

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if somebody you knew for a year said "listen. im just gonna be honest here. i know ive known you too long to not know your name. but i simply do not. i dont know how this happened. im reasonably confident you told me your name at some point. could you remind me please" how would you react

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Stay in control

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carnival

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forehead kissy

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I took this very nice picture of my adorable boy, Frumpkin, cuddling under the blanket so I'm going to make you all look at him. Because what else is the internet for, if not to look at pictures of cats?

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Terumob doodles

Teru greets a new student while making sure to let them know that Mob’s his. Mob’s rather more paying attention to the wall Teru has just cracked.

Drew a Cheesy terumob while listening to a sweet waltz-like song

Going home together

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been drawing the wildlife of my southern ontarian childhood to unwind 🌾

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shitty little doodle fanart of this awesome fic that made me baw,l my eyes out at 3 am like two day.s ago

full thing. exceptionally crunchy

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friendship in three parts!

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A detail I very much enjoy writing in Teruki is his distrustful general perspective about adults. Grownups, at least in his previous point of view, were somewhere between the extremes of Background Character and Villain. That is, they could be ignorant and helpless at best (ex: his parents) and violent and threatening at worst (ex: Claw), because these were most of the experiences he had.

For the longest time, Teruki didn't have an adult he looked up for, or that he trusted, and that persisted even after he stopped believing that he was the Protagonist. In this case, the harmless ones weren't foolish commoners: they were people who just wouldn't help him. Being nice normal humans, there was nothing they could do to keep him safe, and they couldn't understand his situation. It would be useless to appeal to them, even more considering the amount that would try to stop his plans as soon as they heard about them. They simply don't understand. They aren't to be relied on. They would give him more trouble. They are condescending and don't believe he can actually take care of himself.

That's one of the reasons Teruki is different from the other children. Kids can rely on adults all they want. No one is going to help Teruki.

It only makes sense. Why should he expect anything of them? What can a powerless person do about an esper?

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