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insane project of the past night or so has been recreating the aerith rig from final fantasy airborne brigade in vectors. i was really upset that such a cute game has such poor documentation, i might do some of the other outfits too

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Poor chain link weekly !!!

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Alas, poor King! I knew him…
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Collectlos??!

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poor denji just wants to see the penguins

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this was back when i first started drawing him.....oh you poor thang

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I like the idea someone just walked by that poor duck while it smiled hopefully 😂

Happy Christmas Dude! Have a great one 🎄🎄🎄

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I played The Cat Lady last night for the first time in YEARS. Got to chapter 3. It's so janky and I cringe every 20 seconds or so looking at the ugly graphics, scene transtitions and poor design choices but... it's still oddly magical ;) Will continue tonight.

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poor little meow meows in the rain

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She was having so much fun until Daichi disappeared, poor Towa lol

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Hello

What's wrong with NFT Marketplace...!

Buyers out from market or my art is poor?

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Design concepts for zombie AU Lua! The idea is that as time passes, her fur loses its original colors to a pale brown/ white due to stress and poor feeding.
I’m not quite sure yet but I do prefer these designs over the past ones

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Shaman of Songs using shrinking magic or something, Tsu'tey & Eytukan stepping down on some poor explorer, & Dr. Grace Augustine because why not
& random na'vi guy

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Scribblenaunts Succubus (forgive the piss poor shading)

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poor 4 is real

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Many kids in Goblin Town come from poor families struggling to get by.

To make ends meet, more than a few have turned to a life of crime and now work for, The Goblin King, acting as runners for his illegal dealings.

Screeeee if you’re ready to take down The Goblin King!

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And of course, another sketch based on the story 333Blebleble333 created with me, go check it out:
https://t.co/RsYpb2KgoC

Poor lil' nerdling vs huge tomboy booba ÒwÓ

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Some historians have suggested that the portrayal of dead animals on 19th century Christmas cards were meant to serve as a reminder of the poor and hungry during the holiday season.

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