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I’m thankful for all my friends, where would I be without y’all dumbasses 🥴

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2019-11-29

I drew people skiing down a floppy basset hound.

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2019-11-28

Good night to these two dumbasses in love

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2019-11-27

his name is beibi and he dumbassed his way into marrying a prince

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2019-11-25

Yesss! I had a thing for red headed bumbasses for years (still kinda do). Axel, Reno and these two were my favs
Who are the other two characters? Asking for a friend 👀

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2019-11-24

✨ immature dumbasses ✨

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2019-11-23

doodles of last dnd sesh
gay af. mightve made someone cry 😂

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2019-11-22

nothing bad ever happens in this town

commission for
imagine my thought process as i took our dumbasses and threw them into the official background

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2019-11-18

The Untamed - Tarot Card series~
Jiang Yanli = Temperance~
Yanli has gotta be made of more patience then is humanly possible for being able to put up w/ everything she puts up with (namely: wei ying & jiang cheng being dumbasses)
I love her lol

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2019-11-16

the Parkers siblings may be dumbasses but at least they’re hot dumbasses

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2019-11-13

Basset hound! ✨🖤 I love themmm haha

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2019-11-11

Basset Hound, requested by

A lovely little warm-up for this morning. Not my normal style, but refreshing nonetheless~

You can request art here too: https://t.co/KDA7w1l1aj

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2019-11-11

Milla Basset

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2019-11-09

Good night, wonderful people and wonderful dogs!! I really hope that your weekends are restful and restorative. I hope that they are filled with lovely walks, lovely weather and lovely friends.
Sleep well

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2019-11-09

The 'Eachy of Bassenthwaite'. Reports of a large humanoid being of "gruesome and slimy appearance" emerging from the lake. It was first reported in 1873, with sightings in the early 1900s.
Perhaps an 'each-uisge' or 'water horse' from Celtic

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2019-11-08