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"Heart's - Ease". Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1914.
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*spins wheel* today it's magneto doing his eyeliner flawlessly and charles who doesn't know how to brush his hair
#HenryStickminFanArt #HenryStickmin #CharlesCalvin #HenryStickminCollection
is this a pigeon
11 days to go on the kickstarter, have a Finished charles death!
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#sakd #sakdgame #kickstarter #animation
Un Redraw de mi amigo @/wishing_does_the_thing (Instagram) de Polterthreat es un AU de Henry Stickmin que creo el :D
-Polterthreat-
Redraw /// Original
Aura /// Aura
#HSC_GhosthuntingAU
#henrystickminseries #henrystickmin #ellierose #CharlesCalvin #triplethreat #polterthreat
@MapNotFound I'm so sorry that ending affected you so badly. Here, have a hug from Charles. You deserve it.
@TheRealFortran Halley here wants to become the best pilot and surpass Charles. (It'll probably never happen since it seems that Charles is always way ahead of her...)
Today’s #kidlit tweet is SEASIDE STROLL by Charles Trevino, illust by Maribel Lechuga. A fun romp at the beach in winter is full of “S” words—somehow conveying so much with so little text. Backmatter explains word choices and winter beach facts. @Charlesbridge
"Heart's - Ease". Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1914.
Now available: https://t.co/rmH9lc60fs
Charles and Q84.
He's holding her, as to protect something that's really fragile.
He cannot save her, she's decomposing.
Happy 80th birthday to Charles Swenson, co-creator of Mike, Lu & Og! 🎊🎉🎂🌴
#MikeLuAndOg
(2/2) because Charles had saved Henry before, so he didn't want to report his hero...
...poor Rupert. I'm really sorry 🙏💦
#NewProfilePic
Credits to Charles John Urdano
I am a professional. I am a professional, I'm telling you this is all part of the process, you have to put Carl Wheezer in the eye socket, it's a vital step it's been here since Charles Csuri the godfather of digital art began making models he told me personally when he broke int
So this original graphic novel, written & illustrated by Charles Vess, may read like a B-grade episode of Scooby Doo, but it’s nice to see Spidey so far out of his element—and when the illustrations are on point, they’re absolutely beautiful.