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❝ You're just stating the bigger picture while I'm referring to the minor details. Even if we're so-called "partners", I refuse to see you as my ally, regardless of who says we are. ❞ https://t.co/pjSXPixHgX
@AyyTeeThreeDee That Touhou girl you're referring to is Sakuya Izayoi, btw.
Hopefully when they release English ver, the Chinese voice won't be obliterated and neither will all the things be lsot in translation
(Yes, I'm referring to games where the name got translated so badly I feel like crying)
And yup, the MC's gender can be chosen~
#食物语
As a byproduct of this i finally am using the knowledge I have on drawing human anatomy and it's been a massive learning curve transferring it from theory to practice, but seeing the progression from say, my hongjoong tarot to X baekhyun is cool
Darth Vader in his meditation chamber, and conferring with the Emperor. Art by Ralph McQuarrie for THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (1980).
I am honoured to have had the opportunity to do an art trade with @Fauxiin who is an amazing artist and just all around awesome person!!
This is my drawing of their amazing OC Ferrin!
[3/1]Captain dhole doodle
I drew the picture referring to the video for practice.
(2/4) This lost Pokemon's original Japanese name was "Purakkusu," which translates into English as "Plucks."
For simplicity's sake, here I've been referring to him by his English fan-name "Plux." But like all lost 1997 Pokemon, Game Freak never gave him an official English name.
here's the piece I'm referring to. It was made in march, 2017
it would be a nice comparison drawing to see how far my art has come in that time
the cutest lil cubchoo I did for @vallmosse as a thank you for transferring me some alolans 💕💜
Dominic: Who are these guys? (referring to my other f/os)
#oc #originalcharacter #fictionalother
(ref pose in the thread)
I was just having fun referring zangief expression from wreck it ralph but should i finish it...
@2Mikey1089 @EvelynYashiro Well, depends on which one you're referring to, but let's say it's Lemmie
She would go for walks through forests, going out to eat something sweet, or perhaps talking to her friends
girl🐍 I drew my OC referring to the this tweet😆 https://t.co/C1zHQtNnkd
‘Pit Road with Telegraph Pole and Lights’ by Norman Cornish. Although for many years a miner himself he rarely painted work underground, preferring to capture the daily walk to and from the pit. (Northumbria University Gallery)