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who even invited him here

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channeling positive energy for this 7/x/24

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the autism has won

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disco elysium heritage post

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i definitely know this has been done before but um uh ,,

bonus scribbly comic:

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I swear this game is my Roman Empire

Drew normal background for the first time and it's better than I thought lol

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Happy Werner We nes day

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"Art is illusion, storytelling, but in their most sublime form, these images form a path to truth." -- Father Piero

I have yet to finish this game, but the storytelling absolutely captivates me. I think it also endears to me that we are taken along this journey through the lens of an artist, a consequential journey that spans decades. A sort of legacy seen through the vibrant colors of the medieval world.

Special thanks to @emp-roar who dragged me along for the ride as I translate the german contents directly for her (even when I do not need to hahaha)

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like a dog called to heel

the metaphor of overpowering duty and guilt. AU where Javert survived the Seine and decided to turn Valjean in. I’m sorry

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does my bestie kim kitsuragi smell like communism?

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Was replaying a memory and had to make this lol

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best response of all time

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I love how in pentiment you can have the most vile, nasty, rude squabble with someone, and then the conversation ends with “May the lord bless you and protect you, Andreas maler” but you know they’re hoping an anvil falls out of an eighteenth story window and squishes you flat like in loony tunes

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pentiment

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matching miniature locket drawings (i'm sure they'd have one of each other)

those are generally watercolor or oil paintings but i had an idea and didn't have those on me so here we are

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His ass is not thinking about solving the murder