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Loona taglish comic au (part 2.2) wherein…
-(belated) Happy Valentine’s Day i guess?-
-English translations are once again in the tweet captions!-
#loonafanart #lipsoul
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I literally have nothing else to show unless I post random panels for no reason with silly captions.
“Witch…where is he? He’s a sleazy bastard!…but we miss him!” 😳💖😂
I really did have some sincere statement about how it feels to revisit cartoon characters I tried to draw a lot as a kid now that I have the skills to render them how I want. But I wrote joke captions instead.
Courtesy Philip Thornton on Facebook
45 Paintings by Rao Bahadur Dhurandhar, Headmaster of Sir J. J. School of Art, Bombay from a Book by Otto Rothfeld called "The Women of India" published in 1920's
Captions original, so won't be able to answer any queries about them
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Courtesy Philip Thornton on Facebook
45 Paintings by Rao Bahadur Dhurandhar, Headmaster of Sir J. J. School of Art, Bombay from a Book by Otto Rothfeld called "The Women of India" published in 1920's
Captions original, so won't be able to answer any queries about them
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Courtesy Philip Thornton on Facebook
45 Paintings by Rao Bahadur Dhurandhar, Headmaster of Sir J. J. School of Art, Bombay from a Book by Otto Rothfeld called "The Women of India" published in 1920's
Captions original, so won't be able to answer any queries about them
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Courtesy Philip Thornton on Facebook
45 Paintings by Rao Bahadur Dhurandhar, Headmaster of Sir J. J. School of Art, Bombay from a Book by Otto Rothfeld called "The Women of India" published in 1920's
Captions original, so won't be able to answer any queries about them
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Courtesy Philip Thornton on Facebook
45 Paintings by Rao Bahadur Dhurandhar, Headmaster of Sir J. J. School of Art, Bombay from a Book by Otto Rothfeld called "The Women of India" published in 1920's
Captions original, so won't be able to answer any queries about them
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Courtesy Philip Thornton on Facebook
45 Paintings by Rao Bahadur Dhurandhar, Headmaster of Sir J. J. School of Art, Bombay from a Book by Otto Rothfeld called "The Women of India" published in 1920's
Captions original, so won't be able to answer any queries about them
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no captions cus spoilers but HE !!!
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#giornogiovanna #JJBA #jjbafanart #jojosbizarreadventure #digitalart
Gm Folks!!
Time to get creative, we are starting a caption contest!
Think of your best captions and add them into the bubbles in any of these scenarios.
3 of you who come up with the BEST captions, like, and retweet will win a FREE Rare Folk NFT!!
Winners picked in 24hr