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Dipsy Girl (read Deep Sea Girl)
Was working on a mikuday artwork you can guess the theme and then intrusive thoughts took over.
Who let me cook today....
I am gonna have teletubbies nightmares from now on 💀
#初音ミク #HatsuneMiku
since i saw the lineup i knew he wouldnt win. HOWEVER deep down we all know who the true winner is in our hearts ♡ (so i drew him just so he gets anything at all from this) https://t.co/n0oPIEgFsa
さやんごさん＆きよすけさんの歌ってみた
「Deep in Abyss」のキャラクターイラストを担当しました～👏
衣装もご本人らしさがでるようにアレンジしました！
歌声がお二人とも素敵すぎる～🥹🫰
動画も深淵っぽくてかっこよい！
デュエットが心地いい曲なのでぜひ聞いてみてください✨
#こねぱんわーくす https://t.co/8QMuG9Bxlj
[#Pokemon] Part 1 of my gijinka/humanizations of my Pokemon Gold team (Feraligatr, Ariados, Togetic)! These are some of my oldest gijinka and were in deep need of a redesign, so I had a lot of fun updating them 😁
🌌 the way Kim Dokja is staring, it feels like he look deep into you and can devour you anytime
Tatap aku bang 😣
LOL uh I’ve been playing a lot of love and deep space?! RoLu palm 😂😂😂
Posting this to my main account too because I don’t think you understand how deep these brain worms are
Argentio/🌹🗿🔁❌
🌹Argenti: deep sea warrior, mermaid knight who protects the mermaid race, loves all things beauty-related
🗿DrRatio: Mermaid Priest, rumoured to know everything, teacher of the little mermaids, inventor of the Ocean Book
Dr. Hone, AKA Bones, is another character in the novel who has not yet appeared. She a chaos child, half fey and human, and she is in charge of a research department of exobiology and deep space signals. It has been many years since I drew her 🥲
"The sweetness of chocolate pales in comparison to even half of my deep affection for you. Let our love ascend to its peak today."
#ShiorinSketch
I don't think there's anything deep about why he carves a totem pole (in the final scene, it was left half-unfinished)
but sus(?)
I actually wanted Karuma Project to have more typical 1970s anime art style, but too bad at that time I wasn't that deep into the 1970s rabbit hole yet.
Now I regretted it. Wish I did research on the 1970s anime scene instead of relying on "stereotypes" of the art style