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"I'm currently staying with a few friends of mine. We're all hiding together... As for the infection, well.... There's a lot that it does... Basically, the infection is caused by a parasite species called brain leeches. No one knows how they take over the brain. It's scary..."

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This was actually a project i helped a friend with but never got around to finish so it was guarding a bit of dust jjgbgf it's based on the songs Parasite and Dilemma from Deco*27!

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Other Persona color palette references also include Fukua as Ann, Beowulf as Kanji, Robo Fortune as Aigis and Parasoul as Mitsuru

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Me gusta mucho el arte de Advika y cuando es Advika emo por el parasite que tiene en la cabeza xD es mi segunda barbie, dibujarla siempre es relajante

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Parasaurtaurs Batch 8
$5 for one of these silly guys!

Check replies or dm for availability.

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Some small things I’m submitting as Parasomnia spectator content

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Experimented with the AI prompt of "Earthworm Jim battling C'thulhu." Was not disappointed. Kinda looks like something fell out of the Parasyte manga.

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Page 42 is here - BIG trouble!
Go read Project Parasomnia's latest update over at https://t.co/ZpastjRT8I !

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There is a kind of fish called a Lumpsucker. They are amazing little guys that are used in fish farming as a natural way to reduce parasites. When you have one or more Lumpsuckers on top of one another you end up with a Lumpstack.

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Peter from Cupid Parasite
(forgot to do it yesterday forgive me)

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1.- Parasoul
(Creo es la mas obvia)

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[OCT with ]
Round 1 of Parasomnia officially done!!
we were up against and his oc Cyno!
Read HERE: https://t.co/4oHtISFUsZ

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here’s how this is a commentary on parasocial relationships in that reve constantly gives up pieces of herself to build a world she’s only an observer too

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Looking at ’s Parasaurolophus comic pages reminded me of my love for form, volume, and mass in drawing, and it reminded me of the artist whose art I really studied as a child: John Sibbick. His use of light to evoke form is a major influence on my art.

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