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Recently I have developed a headcanon about Sakuma liking…snacks

It’s all thanks to this

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THIS CHAPTER WAS SO GREAt I’m sorry I can’t scan even it and my photos suck but just look at sakuma he’s the cutest thing ever

also fubuki gave him his shirt

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seeing the reblog and like ratio in posts from 2012 or so being 1:2 than nowadays' 1:8 upsets me quite a lot like woah man the gap is a that bigger now?

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waiting for the sunrise

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Some inazuma-eleven-related music news:

The new two theme songs for the Inazuma Eleven Movie 2025 by T-Pistonz are available on all streaming platforms:

Gangan Gagan!

Yuusha no Tamashii

Berryz Kuobou discography has been added to Spotify, making now available their IE endings!

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etch a sketch baby

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SEWERSLIDE POSTPONED AVEMUJI SURPRISE INCEST PLOT PISSES ME OFF SO BAD I HAVE TO TELL EVERYONE!!!!!!

currently i'm very mad at myself for backing out from deactivating tumblr because i got scared over deactivation being permanent unlike twt and bsky.. like it doesn't even matter whether i'm here or not. it's the same as living and passing away too i can't commit in neither, why am i still worrying about my grades even when i'm planning to die? it's not like i even want to live for another day. anyone who says that i'm brave must be lying

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currently i'm very mad at myself for backing out from deactivating tumblr because i got scared over deactivation being permanent unlike twt and bsky.. like it doesn't even matter whether i'm here or not. it's the same as living and passing away too i can't commit in neither, why am i still worrying about my grades even when i'm planning to die? it's not like i even want to live for another day. anyone who says that i'm brave must be lying

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"not my circus, not my monkeys" = not your problem

"not my circus, but those are my monkeys" = it's only your problem as far as figuring out how to retrieve them without being caught

"my circus, but those aren't my monkeys" = it's your problem until you figure out whose monkeys those are, and after that you make it their problem

"my circus, my monkeys" = this is 100% on you. On the bright side, if you decide you're chill with the shitshow currently happening, nobody can walk in and make you do anything about it.

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I find it funny when queer fantasy stories are written in a setting where homophobia doesn't exist, but there's a ~forbidden romance~ element coming from some completely different, fantastical prejudice. Like

"Son, I don't care if you suck dick, but no child of mine will be sharing a bed with a goddamn necromancer!"

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Acrylic gouache painting + small review

Sakuma painting I just finished + WIP of him and an older Hiroto I've been wanting to post but I don't have a complementary piece to post him with. More talk under read more

Supplies used:

Holbein acryla gouache set curated by Rebecca green

Art Philosophy gouache (underpainting only)

Daler Rowney and Lyra synthetic brushes

Makeup brushes I no longer use for makeup purpose but performed better than my painting ones

I'm practicing painting again. This time using the Holbein Acryla Gouache set I bought for my birthday this January. I got myself acrylic gouache than regular gouache because my painting style is closer to acrylic and oil's than watercolors' (I'm really not good with watercolor)

Holbein's acrylic gouache performed really well so far. I love how opaque the paints are except for the gold color. I think it should serve a different purpose, like say, for glazing, than the opaque paints.

One complain I have for the Holbein arylic gouache is how quick they are to dry and the stickiness of it, so I had to pick more paint and use a bigger brush to fill a big area. I read a review that the Liquitex paints are less sticky and I wanted their set but they're too expensive in my country (Indonesia)

I really wanted to try the dry brush technique and I'm glad I did it pretty well on the left Sakuma painting. I rely on it to create color transitions because of how the colors laid previously show under the dry brushed paints. Honestly it's not that different than my digital art style where I keep brushing to create a feeling of gradient. Speaking of which it was a painting of this frame but I chose the wrong colors so the vibe ends up different lmao

The Sakuma on the right was rushed because I got too tired to continue further so he looks wonky with muddy colors. He's still my son even if he's a bit fugly. But yeah I had so much fun with this piece, I'm planning to do more traditional arts from now on, maybe I will try soft pastel too? Perhaps

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kisaku for christmas

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Redrawing some Sakuma official arts to brute force anatomy (individual arts and references under read more)

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my 2025 resolution is to draw sakuma as cutieful as possible

EDIT: added alt text!

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Acrylic gouache painting + small review

Sakuma painting I just finished + WIP of him and an older Hiroto I've been wanting to post but I don't have a complementary piece to post him with. More talk under read more

Supplies used:

Holbein acryla gouache set curated by Rebecca green

Art Philosophy gouache (underpainting only)

Daler Rowney and Lyra synthetic brushes

Makeup brushes I no longer use for makeup purpose but performed better than my painting ones

I'm practicing painting again. This time using the Holbein Acryla Gouache set I bought for my birthday this January. I got myself acrylic gouache than regular gouache because my painting style is closer to acrylic and oil's than watercolors' (I'm really not good with watercolor)

Holbein's acrylic gouache performed really well so far. I love how opaque the paints are except for the gold color. I think it should serve a different purpose, like say, for glazing, than the opaque paints.

One complain I have for the Holbein arylic gouache is how quick they are to dry and the stickiness of it, so I had to pick more paint and use a bigger brush to fill a big area. I read a review that the Liquitex paints are less sticky and I wanted their set but they're too expensive in my country (Indonesia)

I really wanted to try the dry brush technique and I'm glad I did it pretty well on the left Sakuma painting. I rely on it to create color transitions because of how the colors laid previously show under the dry brushed paints. Honestly it's not that different than my digital art style where I keep brushing to create a feeling of gradient. Speaking of which it was a painting of this frame but I chose the wrong colors so the vibe ends up different lmao

The Sakuma on the right was rushed because I got too tired to continue further so he looks wonky with muddy colors. He's still my son even if he's a bit fugly. But yeah I had so much fun with this piece, I'm planning to do more traditional arts from now on, maybe I will try soft pastel too? Perhaps

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Alternate universe where I literally just to go to school forever (for free) so I can just learn about art and literature and history and languages for 100 years. No job skills. No credit requirements. No student loans. Just learning.

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mo here 👋 luckily got most of upcoming weeks rent on thursday. still need food, litter n toliet paper ($50) + rest of upcoming rent ($70)! tysm, grateful n thankful always 🫂 will lock post when goal is met!

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