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Quick store manager babe. Karens are no match for her..
Día 9 del #PaleoInktober2020, toca el mayor reto para mí: homínidos.
Tras muchos borrones, me decidí por Lucy, la Australopithecus afarensis, portando un bebé.
Su nombre se debe a la canción "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" de The Beatles.
#inktoberpaleo2020
#inktober2020
There's some Karens and Beckys taking way too long ordering their drinks and Conalt is about to lose his goddamn mind if he doesn't get a coffee soon...
Thanks to @vaerkhaos for this emoji pick!
Read about Conalt at https://t.co/2aPlPhCFoG
@macilart Parabéns pelos seguidores! Eu sou a Karoles, sou cearense e lésbica. Faço desenhos digitais com cílios bem longos k
Meu instagram é karolesarts
#sculptober
Day - 4 Prehistoric
Australopithecus afarensis
hello yes voy a estar subiendo mis pixelarts del #mcyttober hecho por @/JustDessPlease por aca asi que preparense para no se cuantos tweets en ingles, todo depende de a quienes dibuje cada dia
so yeah, Tapl
so you thought you could scam the milfs?
(also this is my defense towards homophobic karens now bye)
#TheOwlHouse
#LatinesCreate #LatinxsCreate
Cearense com orgulho criando joguinhos e umas artes marotas! 🇧🇷
📣📣sigam @RastroLabs
#roadout #gamedev #Illustration #indiedev
January vs. September
tired but generally stable life routine, no big complaints outside of Karens at work vs. terrified for the state of world, scared of going back to work post-top surgery after several weeks off recovering, dealing with post-op depression/boredom https://t.co/cj4B4tocMA
I hope you like this quick drawing as I tell you this month I am very, very creative and then what better way to take advantage of it than to upload drawings!
#KarenStarr #sexy #bigbutt #booty #breast #DC #Powergirl #nsfw #opencommission #opencommissions
"You burn me up 🔥."
#promare
#promarensfw
Lio ibly alt over at https://t.co/eFzHw7RCF2
Australopithecus afarensis lived between 3.85 – 2.95 million years ago in Eastern Africa. More than 300 individuals of this species have been discovered across a span of about 900,000 years, which is more than 4 times as long as modern humans have been around.