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Hello, I'm Babayka. I draw and stream games on Twitch where I try my best to make you sleep.
Do not follow my Twitter unless you enjoy cringe.
Follow my Pixiv for my works instead: https://t.co/R8s2yWItmk
What I've drawn (late 2021-mid 2022):
Main event 👉🏽 @oiksthirstweek #OikawaThirstWeek
Rkgk bonus: group chat explodes
Medal detail: treekawa?? 🌳
Main thread: https://t.co/UeDJQjrqIV
Mini thread: 5 fatos sobre Paul McCartney, músico que completa 80 anos neste sábado.
THE 24-HOUR SUMMER MOVIE MIND MELTER HINT THREAD: The titles are always kept secret until they start playing, but here are a few hints to get you excited - and remember to tune in at
https://t.co/0PRCyUMCrb
on June 25 @ 12:00 AM (EST)
I've been busy for the past 72 days since my last update to the Nakoruru translation patch thread over on the Dreamcast-Talk forums. The task? Implement a new, half-width font. I'm not ashamed to admit I'm beaming with pride and joy right now 🥲
Thread: https://t.co/leUqNPMmk6
Just finished my reading of Radiant Rapture by @nicholasmuelle7 . These are my legit thoughts (even though we’re good friends). The book was made in 3 parts, so I’ll rate them from 1-10 throughout this thread:
Local friends- I'm doing a pop-up on Saturday! (And spent waaaaay too long drawing this adorable toaster for a pun)-
Details in thread:
#yqr
THREAD: Killer #horror double features:
The Lighthouse (2019)
followed by
Lake Michigan Monster (2017)
@paprikapear Hi there! Thanks for the thread:)
I'm Lys, a character and prop designer who sometimes does comics ✨️
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Between your vertebrae are discs. These discs are soft and allow you to move your back. The spinal cord sits in between your vertebrae and your spinous process (rightmost spines on the image).
This system gives you range of motion and protects your spinal cord. https://t.co/atGQOsrhAC
Thread: John William Waterhouse (1849-1917) was a late English follower of the Pre-Raphaelite movement. His romantic vision remains popular today & is amongst the finest Late Victorian art. Lady of Shalott (1888) is perhaps his most famous work.
