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3. Fav OC
Well, not sure if I have one, but if there is, it will be Millenia Alexander. In every story, every universe I made, she always will be there doing her job as a Military General 😂
"Haru looking cute as usual. (Matsuo95)" by u/lllXanderlll
https://t.co/xUvomGNTlJ
#HaruOkumura #Persona5
Philanthropist and educationist
Flora Clift Stevenson (1839-1905)
🎨 Alexander Roche about 1904
@NatGalleriesSco https://t.co/FMa0mxWjGt
im having a mental breakdown right now if you couldnt tell. xander mobus
Doing more comfort art! Alexander and Johannes had a snow fight, but things got a little bit out of hand 🏃
Finally we reach the full body commission @PhredLevi ,
Nemo Von Alexander and his beautiful hair.
A double date by the beach?!
Have a little red wine and cheese~
[Kallias+Niko]
[Xander+Lune]
Forgot to post this last week but hey, better late than never!
#digitalart #furryart #couples
15.The hardest character to write will be Alexander. He’s a character that constantly changes in revisions and even the comic itself. He’s a character that never stays the same for long and definitely poses a hard challenge for writing since he is supposed to be smart and cunning
Colonel Anderson
Pretty much a sprite edit of one of sprites from peg's Colonel Sanders to make him look like Alexander Anderson from Hellsing.
Rooftop Smoking by Alexander Preuss via /r/Cyberpunk by u/ N7CombatWombat #cyberpunk #cyberpunk2077 #gaming
Seems like @AssulCoryza's Polluxander challenged Nerios to some games in Super smash bros ultimate.
But seems like he has a big string of bad luck.
Being a digital being has its perks tho
Art by the ever awesome https://t.co/1gSBz4a68M
@ChairmanIsHere You chan chose anyone of these 4 if you want. Or you can just put them all in. :)
Gem, Alexander, Jax, Azayaka - Vivid
#Alexandria is the largest city in the Mediterranean which was an important center of Hellenistic civilization and science. It was the capital of Egypt from its founding by Alexander the Great in 332 BCE until ʿAmr ibn al-ʿĀṣ fading in 642 CE.