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#echovn and Lands of Fire sprite size comparisons. Also TJ/Sydney stalked by the Sun Woman.
You wanna know how close my fursuit style is to my art style now?
Each of my premades came with a concept sketch on display, perfect for a direct comparison~!
“Heavy Rock Breakfast” Japan Tour 2022 決定
2022年10月16日（日）
大阪CONPASS
w/ Young Parisian
2022年10月23日（日）
東京FEVER
w/ KIRIHITO
※限定150人
両日共
開場16:30 開演17:00
前売¥5000+1d 当日¥5500+1d
チケット販売開始：8/14(日)12:00~
ZAIKO https://t.co/QFQUFDL8YE
@Gabkip258 Tomorrow, it’s too late to be posting stuff. I do have the other 2 comparisons tho
@crispheaney yo I know a designer
his name is crisp and he's a metrosexual male from Paris.
lmk if u want the intro
damn i actually improved 🥹
comparison between one of the arts of my first sc make and my latest make splash art!
#BrawlStars #BrawlStarsArt #SupercellMake
Sometimes you have to take a moment to appreciate how far you've come. And sometimes you have to start a cult. No wait, I just meant it's time to do a random comparison of old look to new look!
And that I'm starting a Cult (Of the Lamb), fun fun!
#BigSqkArt #Vtuber
Cover art comparison
'Ballz 3D'
Mega Drive / Super Nintendo
As a kid playing Ape Escape 3 I used to think Yumi's Morph transformations were lame in comparison to Kei's even though I always picked her to play
I was wrong. SO WRONG. ESPECIALLY ABOUT YUMI'S CYBER ACE MORPH SHE REALLY IS THE BEST AND THE CUTEST
François Boucher (c1751) depicts the courtesan Mademoiselle O’Murphy in this drawing. A girl of Irish extraction she holds the laurels for possibly being the most famous Irish woman in art. The drawing is a new acquisition- for comparison here’s the finished picture (in Cologne)
I ran it a few times through midJourney just for comparison purposes. Some incredible results. https://t.co/lHXzx14eOU
64. Love on Lexington Avenue
↳ Lauren Layne
↳ “Wait. How did you find me?”
“It’s Paris. Everyone comes to the Eiffel Tower on their first day. But if you hadn’t, my plan was to show up every day until you did.”
On the banks of the #Loire (The artists colony at Beaugency), Paris; 1926, Gerda Wegener.