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【VOICEROID+】The vocal synth of the hour is Tsurumaki Maki.
Maki is plays the guitar for her band Jam-Band. Her favorite phrase is ''Go go gyungyun!''
Sorry for the gap in posting… I’m much more consistent on Instagram BUT here are some empowering phrases/poems for your TL.
can't get the phrase "subcommander ronald" out of my head https://t.co/XS3g9qFFZa
Finished Eula illustration! I tried to go with a vibe simmilar to my manhwa villainess lumine for this pretty Knight of favonius
Inspired by her trailer catchphrase
罪人と1曲、踊ってくれる?😳😳
#GenshinImpact #原神
NEW! Brilliant commemorative #VEDay limited edition artwork by @PaulOz @WISHBONE_ART Click for details: https://t.co/D0wUqczg30 @SmallBizUtd #churchill #winstonchurchill #quotes #phrases #sayings
www Elira’s NIJISANJI wikiwiki entry catchphrase #EliraPendora
https://t.co/VzGcWJIMkZ
@Caketime2021 Here’s my entry! 🥰 Her name is Momo the Peach and her catchphrase is “Life is peachy!” 🍑💕
Concept ideas for my dumb little imp boi Mike, taken on the form of a redfox. (Damn, what a way to paraphrase "fox with horns and emo hair" ._.)
Dont touch the tail.
a white egret orchid. in the language of flowers, it symbolizes the phrase, “my thoughts will follow you into your dreams.” #omori #omorimari #OMORIFANART #fanart #art
this seems like such a simple scene, but it says so much about how Dezel views Rose. there's no negative connotations in the way her phrases her determination and dedication to her work.
local artist thinks they can paraphrase the worlds most famous poem to fit an anime boy, fails miserably
anyway here's a timelapse, like how this one turned out
If you can think of a better phrase with this drawing, do not hesitate to do it! 😃
You ever have a phrase like “space opera clown anime” get stuck in your head and just grimly sigh and realize you’re going to have to make it
La Revanche du berceau (French for "the revenge of the cradle") is a term for demographic threat by high birth rates from a minority and is specifically associated with French Canadians.The phrase originated in Quebec before the First World War, according to John Robert Colombo's