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VAMPIRELLA #21
In stores today! #ncbd
We've really dug the covers of @marcomastrazzo on many of our recent releases!
If you dug our GREEN ARROW REBIRTH run a few years back, most of the gang is back together for a really beautiful kinda-coda in this week’s Green Arrow 80th anniversary special, honoring some of the best Green Arrow creators in the character’s history.
The 12th and 13th Namco characters of the day are Pooka and Fygar from Dig Dug!
@AlfhildeO Completely agree! Originally I had a more Chinese theme going on and then I decided I'd rather go for more western look and dug deep into my own culture to go with Cú Sídhe instead of a dog yaoguai. Now I feel way more connected to my character as an extension of my heritage.
Looks like I dug up a color-rich prompt seam whilst prospecting.
No new art but I dug up the first Belphie fanart I made last year. Next to my most recent Belphie doodles he just got more tired lmao
#obeyme #obeymefanart
I didn't care for Starswirl's characterization when we finally met him and the Pillars from S7 onward, but I really dug the mystery and references to him in the series prior to that. His personality in the IDW comics was quite fun too!
I dug up some old art I did awhile ago, and I don't remember if I ever posted these before but oh well here they are now. @ColdOnes @maxmoefoe @anything4views
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I got sentimental today and dug them up from some old dusted corner...
Back when I attended school, I and my lackeys had to tone down our appearances a little to avoid sticking out far too obviously. Heart dug up some old college photos and I figured it might be entertaining to share~
I couldn't sleep until I did this justice. I dug around and found my colored pencils. (They're prismacolor pencils I got for Christmas like two years ago; this is my first time using them!)
Happy #Sonic30th, everyone. https://t.co/UF9wGAE2fo
I don't have any new Sonic art yet, but I dug up these two I did like...4 years ago??? Wow, I really gotta draw him more. #Sonic30th
Like Auerbach and Kossoff, Joan Eardley made expressive, luminous figurative paintings. She worked exclusively from life on a few motifs she cared passionately about and dug deep into her subjects to bring a whole world into existence through paint, that transforming substance.