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[bahdface]

Inspector Constantine Rawal of the London Spirit Guild! With an electric element technique he overlooks the enforcers of the Guild along with his car wife, Francesca.

[strategypillar]

Older than history itself

What if the oldest vampire was a Neanderthal girl 🤔

[mindboogling]

I love making a gag character for D&D, forgetting they’re just a gag character, and then take a step back to look at the original ref

[pterygoidwalk]

sometimes i wonder what my cat named me

[skipppppy]

I was cooking on twitter today

[doubleca5t]

He's saying what we've all been thinking

[word-count-bullet-count]

I've been seeing a lot of knight posts recently. pretty great

[bugwizard]

I Won't Hurt You

[planefood]

The final stage of every OC's creation is having to go through websites like this to name it:

[ra3kiv]

sea, swallow me

[chechula]

Birthday gift for my dear friend who loves vampires♥ . The whole thing was made in three days, I had too much fun drawing it! I created the cover drawing in the car on the way to the birthday party. So I had no time to scan it :D Well, if you enjoy reading it let me know and I will try to post more (I am making comics for my friend regularly, I am just too ashamed to translate and upload these silly things online x_x ) _____________________________________ Patreon Commissions

[liliotl]

who can relate

[crow-caller]

as a child there's nothing cooler than a kid who gets subjected to evil experiments and gains special abilities. it's even cooler if these abilities also cause unfathomable suffering to use/against others. children love stories like this.

[so-many-ocs]

revising your writing is just like "is this weird. is this a weird sentence. is this the weirdest most poorly-worded sentence ever written by anyone" and the sentence in question is "he walked across the room"

[kianamaiart]

Pretty Pretty Please I Don't Want to be a Magical Girl

While I’d want this concept to mostly be a lighthearted comedy, since that’s more my forte, the north star (heh) of this premise would be the loss of passion for something you once loved, feeling the pressure/expectations of sticking with something that you’re “a prodigy” at and the subsequent burnout. How hard do you fight for an old passion or at what point do you just let it go? Is it even okay to give up when so many people are counting on you? 

Sounds bleak but I promise I’m an optimist and that will always reflect in my work :)