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What was in that water and these tentacles are approaching me...
Painting from 2019 approaching layers as though they were render passes.
"Oh, you're approaching me?" ゴゴゴゴ
*Me as Jojo villain🎩
『HAPPY PHANTOM!』😈
#JOJOsBizzareAdventure #fanart #haunter
Thanks @_JenLouise_ for being the nicest person ever. I was quite nervous about approaching you when we first met but that went away straight away after we spoke. 😊 I'll need to bring you a print of that fork drawing next time we meet. ❤️
“Oh...? You’re approaching me?”
Had fun drawing @juniiipoo ‘s OC 🥰🥰
Used thicc lines because thicc lines saves lives 👀💕👌🏻
@preciousbeyond @VANIASWORLDD I’m a self publishing author. ‘Unwritten Black Girl Rules ' is here to show the other races what we won't allow and rules we request that you follow when approaching us. Here’s the link to my website to buy and support.
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@DutrizacSue I’m a self publishing author. ‘Unwritten Black Girl Rules ' is here to show the other races what we won't allow and rules we request that you follow when approaching us. Here’s the link to my website to buy and support.
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>Why, why... you ask?
>Both of the sides are approaching towards positive infinity (y-value) as the x-value approaches negative AND positive infinity. They have the same end behavior.
>If your memory's swell, which it should be, that means the leading coefficient's power is even.
This guy is a champ.
I loved him in Critical Role as a professional, but seeing his kindness in the community is inspiring and humbling - approaching everyone he meets with respect, openess and unparalled kindness.
Love you, @matthewmercer, and everything you do. Keep it up.
So my birthday is fast approaching and I just tortured myself into doing cute doodle with facts about myself.
Day 1/7 starts now~
Of course, I don't have an artstyle HAHAHA enjoy~~~
#artph #Artist #ArtistOnTwitter #chibi #birthday #birthdaymonth #FactsAboutMe #digitalart #artsy
>The left as it approaches negative infinity is approaching negative infinity for the y-value, and the right as it approaches positive infinity is approaching positive infinity for the y-value...
>Shin wants to become me. Shin wants to live, but never does. Simple as that!
>If we look at the right side of the 1/x graph, the function is desperately approaching the x-value of 0. There exists an asymptote at y=0, however, and it therefore can't ever be x=0.