so i’m back with another one, day 12 of the theme today is you can never trust the merfolk. never. hope you guys like this one!
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As St Christophers go, a bit of a dreamboat...( and not to be outdone, striking a noble pose, one of the three living). Detail of the late C14 wall paintings at Paston St Margarets. Norfolk.

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"Tillers of the Soil" 1934...#Linocut by (British,1898-1992). Painter and lino-cut artist who lived in London and Woolpit in Suffolk.
Member of of Art.
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Had a brief dream about Vertigo going around eating folk. It reminded me that I needed to post this

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Did a shading pass on these fine farming folk. Still pondering how I want to approach the hi-res 🍆

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Another Alexa Bliss picture. This time less taking the piss out of her since I apparently upset some folk. Enjoy.

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Finishing touches being made to 'On Crescent Wings' - a portrait of the Swift by artist Jonathan Pomroy. On sale at . 144 pages of Swift sketches, paintings, observations, facts and conservation advice. Created and printed in Norfolk.

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Thanks for being pretty cool folk. Here's some stuff we did on today's stream 👍

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Just some demonic cat folk.

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I don't know what you'd call a major supporting character who's incredibly important but also absent 90% of the story but here he is. Atlas. Whose design I can't settle on. He's half harefolk.

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day 7, combine. Decided to update a collaboration with my kinfolk. This was originally done 5 years ago, his awesome line art, my colors and background.

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Meanwhile, thanks to you there is EXTREME dimorphism amongst merfolk.

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Second mermay drawing, the ferocious piranha merfolk. They hunt in packs and can tear prey apart in seconds

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Its our human Paladin's turn in be a Merfolk. Teo is a shark for

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So it's and a friend suggested us to draw our 'sonas as merfolk. Initially I thought my 'sona would look terrible as a mermaid, but then I remembered that manatees exist! So there you go. My dragon-self, half-manatee XD

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Happy in which we remember a Greek, or Turkish, or maybe Syrian, probably fictional soldier as a symbol of everything that makes England great - stealing stuff & making a lot of noise about it!

Pictured: 15th century painting of St George from Ranworth, Norfolk.

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