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Graphic novel review: Inkblot (issues 1 – 5) by Emma Kubert and Rusty Gladd https://t.co/DymDgd26kL via

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Gonna be busy on my b-day. So for now, how about an Inkblotchen family qna. Ask away.

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Inkabelle swoons Fortstopher IV with her Painted Love, and thus Fortstopher gets Smitten in love and Falls in love with the Inkblot monster, isn’t that cute? 👑🖼

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A trip back to Drawpile World, and this time it's more than just a inkblot gal!

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“Nothing is loathsomer than the self-loathing of a self one loathes.” -John Barth (Giles Goat-Boy)
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Day 4 of the ten day art challenge 🤩this was the first Animal in Me painting I created out of an inkblot a few years ago....I saw a goat...a warrior goat 🐐
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Warrior Goat
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the Kobsters, Inkblot's top Kobs

Diamond: the smartest
Heart: the kindest
Spade: the toughest
Club: ...he carries a club

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these r Ancient but i forget if i ever posted my corporate clash toon(s)
plucky is the bat and fraidy is the cat! plucky is really an old inkblot toon but she wears colorful contacts and clothes to try and look more modern

they r best friends and also in love

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Come join Dimmi and company on an surreal adventure in InkBlot city! This book contains 3 stories and 2 comic strips all in one! Sit back and relax as you meet InkBlot's most interesting characters, and encounter some monsters as well!

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Art from stream! My splatoon OC, Coralina, at Inkblot!

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Loopy tales of inkblot Klub Frolic

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Loopy tales of inkblot Doo hickey menace!

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Loopy tales of inkblot Valentine blues

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Loopy tales of inkblot SHADOW B-GONE page 1

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Presenting Cym and Mochi! 🦑🐙

Cym and Mochi are a couple who met one another at Inkblot Art Academy, where they are both presently studying. Cym's a little shy and awkward, whilst Mochi's bubbly and quirky!

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Klecksography—making art from inkblots. Pioneered by Justinus Kerner, who included klecksographs in his books of poetry in the late 19th century (see images), the craft was most famously used by Hermann Rorschach for his inkblot tests.

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