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i also made kirishima as a cat (at least how i imagine he)

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Finally done! Only took me an hour to draw these 2 English gentlemen over here, Alfred Douglas & Oscar Wilde. Stay tuned for more, and Happy St. Patrick Month!

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Have some Irishman and G-shep :3

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Bakugou's shoulder: exists

Kirishima: Is for me?🥺👉👈

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NOW available for download to Kindle!
We also understand that BATTY THE BAT will soon be available in paperback in 3 languages {IRISH, English & Malaysian}
*BTB was inspired by the drawings of a Limerick primary school pupil.
*Designer/illustrator is Limerick's own !

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Hey I’m Cloe! I’m a Northern Irish artist working in illustration/photography right now and animation soon! I also love turtles and cats a lot. :)

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One of the pieces I completed last year for an art swap I participated in.

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Un momento incómodo...🤤😳😵
Imagina darle una olfateada bien profunda a la camisa de Bakugo.... Y que Bakugo venga entrando detrás xD
En ese momento cell sintió el verdadero terror...🤣
¿Hago una segunda parte?

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and in the flow of jive. A little piece that somehow took me too long to finish ._.

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The last Vday Commission: stripper firefighter Kiri for the amazing ! ❤️

We love Kiri for his lorge muscles and one brain cell 😘

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Why is Montenegro marked on the map? Because: Gold "sun disc" axe shaft covers from Early Bronze Age Montenegrin tumulus graves which predate Irish Bronze Age gold "sun discs"...

I wrote about them in these articles:
https://t.co/6CZRn5BBfB
https://t.co/APJrJJ01gH

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Tir na nOg is the Irish Otherworld, ruled over by a number of Lords and Ladies, Manannan mac Lir above them all. It means Land of Youth and is one of many names: it is the Land of Women, the Land of Promise, the Plains of Delight, and Isle of Apples

🖼: S. Reid

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is a poet and hero in myth who spent 300 years in the Land of Youth.

This place - Tir nan Og - is a land of unceasing delight, of flowers, treasures, honey and wine, of sweet harpers and eternal summer .

Image: François Gérard

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