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The Valerian High girls are ready for this spooky month!

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Thank you for the opportunity!!I am an northafrican artist who loves animation and Algerian clothes!!

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como cualquier ser humano
obvio que lloran por perder a alguien que querian mucho y incluso les pedimos consuelo a los panas

esta imagen lo resume todo basicamente

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V is for violence!... and Veronica...

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Yharnam, Pthumerian Queen in Cuphead/Rubberhose style!

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Any furries in the house? You might like this. Waifu Wednesday is Uzaki Hitomi. A born therianthrope, she says that she has never experienced fear. Overall,Hitomi is a hot-blooded, fearsome fighter with an often-aggressive disposition.

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Creo que ya es tarde... pero por si acaso xd
Los personajes serian ellas 2
-Stella(1era imagen)
-Amanda(2da imagen)
-Y pose... pues algo como ña 3ra imagen, o bueno, algo parecido😁

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For once I have something for werewolf wednesday!
Meet the Wolfkin! Made entirely in blender with the help of !

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Opening today: Wahab Saheed | On This Field of Green
Unit London
19 October - 19 November 2022
Saheed is a contemporary Nigerian painter who has exhibited internationally. This is his debut London

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La version manga es un poco inconsistente en eso porque cada "Episodio" (o parte) esta dibujada por alguien diferente pero todos estan bien.

Serian 8 episodios (se puede ver tambien como 8 temporadas)

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CIMMERIAN, 2020.

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HOY HAY IBERIAN CUP Y LA VA A GANAR💜

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Deeptober Day 16: Hivekin
still trying to take it easy, doodled a friends' vesperian

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Como serian los looks de MCR en su proximo show en Japón 🤔😏

Gerard: Hatsune Miku
Mikey: Pikachu
Frank: Levi ackerman (OBVIO)
Ray: Shunsui Kyoraku (#BLEACH)

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✨ ✨Nigerian artist creates sombre, delicate and beautiful paintings exploring the idea of women’s ability to exist outside of the domestic space and outside the confines of societal and religious expectations of gender 💭

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art from 2 days ago, not therian related but it's a nice clean sketch

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Uttu, the Mesopotamian goddess of weaving, taught mortal women to weave, ushering in a new era in which humans less often froze to death or burned in the sun. Her name means woven in Sumerian & resembles the Akkadian word for spider, ettūtu.

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