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Oh god Nils run. I've read enough schlocky manga in my younger years to know that this is not going to end very wholesomely.
My best friend had a bad day at work so I drew this for him. It's four of his player characters for DND games I run. @AclassiGuy love you ❤️❤️❤️
Brrrrrm brm brrrm!! 💜 No idea what I'm doing with this seat, playing with some ideas. Little mirrors in and sat nav at front. 😂 Off for a cheeky run...
Caroline Warren, the final LI for my Yuri VN. She's a year older than the MC. She's originally from Canada but her family moved to Japan for business reasons. Her dad is the CEO of a multi billion dollar company which she is next in line to run.
Found SHIP OF FOOLS #1 in the wild today, which was exciting because we are collecting the run.
This went from an awesome find to a gem real quick because 👀👀 what's inside:
@MichaelAlexPen @Oeming @BJLG
@softSkeleton @CoinManatee @queerwombat Next is one of the main NPCs for the DND campaign I run. Isabella! She runs a magic store in the tiny town of Martslock, she's been helping keep the party stocked with money and Cool Items. She's based on the poison dart frogs cus I just think they're neat.
Sorry for the delay folks. Life got in the way, but the @JoshElliott_10 @OMGRacingUK #SUZUKI #gsxr1000 #artprints are HERE! Just £8.00 including FREE P&P within the UK. Only have a very limited number available as this is a one off print run. Msg me if interested 👍
John Byrne begins his run by returning to Hulk's roots. Banner is on the run, and crossing the country. A local Sheriff lets him stay the knight but he awakens to find that the #Hulk has destroyed the town but why doesnt he remember?? @RonGarney 's art is amazing in this run.
Stunning! Made with Blender + Photoshop by Florent Lebrun. He's also got full tutorial on the process, available for $25 here: https://t.co/o2FnyqAGiA
Gold Key's Boris Karloff title featured a surprising number of giant monster stories throughout its run. Issue #29 (1970) had two -- the iconic cover story and another equally intriguing tale, "The Day it Rained Monsters."
McGuinness REALLY got going with his work on the Jeph Loeb penned Superman run. When Cam Smith joined him on the series as one of the inkers I felt McGuinness’ art really started to come together, and hasn’t changed a whole lot since then