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Forgot to post this one
They're so cute 🥰
#welcometonightvale #cecilpalmer
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As part of an art trade this amazing piece of art was done by @sarha_kinomiya of our original character’s Cecily with her Pokemon Bulbasaur and Sarha with her Flareon, Pyroli. Totally dig her awesome art work.
Oh yeah I did these last night btw! They're friends of Cecil! I had a ton of fun with these, even if their designs were kind of tricky to figure out for myself. More info below!
Cecilia was told flareons can't learn solarbeam, but she only took it as a challenge instead of a fact, and dragged me into this >/////<
(Happy flareon day, if im not mistaken!)
I just can't, they're so perfect 👌
#welcometothenightvale #cecilpalmer
❤️+🔁=🥰
Found a render of my old interpretations of Cecil and Carlos from Welcome to Night Vale and thought to update them a tad last month and thought to post them here. Bonus Carloaf. I miss my bread boy AU to be honest. #ArtistOnTwitter #artph
Carlos: *something really serious*
Cecil: NEAT!
I love this man, just wish that more ppl knew who he is
🔁+❤️=🥰
What I've been working on:
Cecilia Sweet
She my main changeling character in my Changeling: The Lost inspired story thing :p
This is her mask, meaning that this is what her appearance is to basically everyone who isn't a changeling.
A sketch obv. & basic colors. Gonna cleanup.
This is going to be a small thread of doodles that I draw today in between memorising Spanish vocabulary. (I apologise if I end up spamming.)
First off, here's Cecil but as a cat.
Merry Milfmas to you all from @JosephwolfNSFW!
Cecilia and Estelle ringing in the new year the right way~
Hice nomas dos posters el año pasado. Tres, si contamos uno que no salió.
El de acá abajo si salió. Para el programa de radio de La Mixanteña de Santa Cecilia.
Felt like drawing one of the units from the current deck I'm using in Vanguard Zero, White Lily Musketeer Cecilia.
Meu primeiro desenho do ano é Cecil 🌼 今年もよろしくお願いします。 誕生日おめでとう、そんじょーさん 🐣🎂
The Macarte Sisters (l-r) Cecilia, Julia and Adelaide (c. 1906)
The Macarte Sisters were a trapeze and high wire act of the late 19th and early 20th-centuries noted for their feats of strength during their performance.