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🥵 DEGN#1794 sold for 2.50 $avax
Mary just got the best diamond earrings ear piercing😍 She looked in the mirror, admiring her new accessory, little did she know that it came with a powerful addiction... #DGNZAddiction #DiamondEarrings
Baizhu background art and kit powercreeping the whole cast 😭😭😭 🐍🐍🐍
reminder that superman is not boring or too powerful to be interesting
Bubbles in some different clothes.
#bubbles #ppg #powerpuff #powerpuffgirls #conceptart #characterdesign #art #digitalart #fanart #lindinha #cartoon #cartoonnetwork #asmeninassuperpoderosas
@Spencethebence Hi. 😀This is one of my OC. Magical Aella, civilian name Alice Lorange. 16 years old autistic girl from Quebec, Canada. She got wind powers. I can also send the full body image too.
@NMasked00 This is one of my OC. Magical Aella, civilian name Alice Lorange. 16 years old autistic girl from Quebec, Canada. She got wind powers.
Between Power Rangers being in flux and the finale of DonBrothers, I've seen one prevailing topic as of late: people defining what a genre SHOULD be.
"Power Rangers without Sentai or being animated isn't PR!"
"DonBrothers needs footsoldier battles, roll calls, etc.!" (1/6)
Power should really just fuck the ever-loving shit out of Kobeni, nonstop 24/7
#NewProfilePic
I wasn’t joking
I have invoked the power of the K ON pfp
The power of colour. I love working on palettes :) #illustration #music #colourpalette
Art-81
Ancient Super-Weapon
"The Ability to destroy a planet is insignificant next to the power of the Source(Force)."
#art #artist #Aiart #midjourneyAi #UnrealEngine #artistsupport #ArtistOnTwitter #Artists #Artiste #AIArtistCommunity https://t.co/niWHECui4c
It's #WomensHistoryMonth! I'm going to post one HISTORY PAINTING (narrative, literary, classical, historical, religious, etc. works) by a #WomanArtist every week.
This is a vital and overdue corrective, as a powerful narrative has long told us that premodern women artists were /
It always seemed odd that Chaos warriors received their armor from the ruinous powers themselves, but it didn't look more f*cked up !
This 1863 satirical drawing lampooned the growing consumptive power of African Americans following the Emancipation Proclamation. It depicts a white shoeshine boy reluctantly polishing the shoes of a black dandy on a street corner. The boy explains to his grinning companion that… https://t.co/2Pb3RpZDq5