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I just wanted an excuse to draw the Pathologic healers with more Indigenous designs orz

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so youre actually gay? like unironically?

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hey. dont cry. 410,757,864,530 DEAD COPS ok?

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Do you have visions of me. Have you had visions of me. Will you have visions of me. When will you have visions of me

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clearly their natural predator is god

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Utada Hikaru performing simple & clean at Coachella 2022

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regardless of whether or not you celebrate thanksgiving, have a wonderful out of touch thursday <33

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I appreciate how the sexualization of Oblivion characters really displays how the human imagination is without limits. ...it's beautiful

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LISTEN UP, YOU MOTHERFUCKERS

✨Die✨

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Hi strawberry-moo ! Do you like home videos?

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#sexy girl

Hello Maria, thank you for your inquiry! I do like home videos and sexy girls, but your link is rather suspicious and I think I might catch a virus 😳 For that reason, I have to decline. Have a lovely day, good luck on your career in film!

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The magic of complements.

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pov none of them can control the speed at which robots die

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Pallas Athene, Crowned in Olive Leaves. 

I’d really like to do a set of these- all twelve Olympians. But we know how I am on following through with personal art projects. Anyway, here’s the grey-eyed goddess, accompanied with her spear, aegis, and owl. 

I recently read that the owl became a symbol for Athene due to its intense stare, comparable to the goddess’s bright grey eyes; so I created an owl-faced design motif around the openings of her helmet. The brow of the helmet features an olive tree; her contribution to the city of Athens and ultimately the reason she was chosen as the city’s namesake. 

For her aegis, I combined designs from several sources. I really liked the idea of the cape motif from early Greek art, but I also have always associated the aegis as a sort of breastplate. In the end I split the diff and made the part that was to be Medusa’s head an armored breastplate and fitted that over the scaly cape- best of both worlds if you ask me. 

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“Fish rarely get love from people in the way that dogs or dolphins do when they should.”

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