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trying to figure out what this bastard looks like so cleaned up a sketch

waho

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some more assorted doodles for this endearing comic <3

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Yea

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*dances in decadence*

Hello, this month I was determined to do the challenge of the property of May, I thought at the time that it would be a good drawing exercise, but as good luck follows me, this has been the most cumbersome and full of homework month of my entire student life, so naturally, I fell behind a lot doing the drawings (up to this point I don't even have half) and the ones I already have done, I made them during classes (help my finger is going to fall off) So yes, I'm not going to be able to finish this challenge on time even if I wanted to JAJSJ

(Some drawings aren't even corrected, so don't be surprised if there are spelling mistakes)

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Eeeeee

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In the character of a dark mystery

Suddenly, he seems to me to be a taciturn young man next door who catches bugs well for our child

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What a fucking freak

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click Click

Individual faces below + thought below

Man. I drew the sketch for this when page went up for the first time, couldn't get it to look right, then took another crack at it months later, and did it in like an hour. Swag. Tried to keep the vision of human!click looking bland but tried to really give him an intense expression hope it reads like that! ALSO IF YOUR BRIGHTNESS IS REALLY LOW YOU CANT SEE THE WORDS IN THE BACKGROUND (of the first image) LOL JUST NOTICED!!!

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a lil doodle bc I love him

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he's literally my babygirl is anyone even surprised im head over heels over him

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NEGATIVE ATTENTION

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while I'm drowning in debts,here's one of the old drawings

Human!Click yaaaaaay

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The boy

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has this been done yet

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Thinking about him (the soldier in Poynter’s Faithful Until Death painting watching an apocalypse unfold around him with horror in his eyes as he tries to keep himself standing beneath a doorway, based on an actual 19th century archeological find of a man in full soldier’s garb under a doorway at Pompeii)