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Revisiting the reinterpretation of I developed for !🙏⚡️

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Currently AR22, Just need to get to AR25 and bonk Lv40+ Geo Hypostasis, I can A2 her weapon tomorrow.

While I am making sure the other characters are developed, my full focus is on her, she deserves it after all.

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One of my favorite places to read is beneath an autumn tree whose leaves are as beautiful as the words on the page.
(art by Penelope Dullaghan)

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My OCs Penelope and June 🌼

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Really depends; originally yes, it was a slow and steady growth that would continue on over time, but recently she might have developed an "anger" trigger where the grouchier she gets, the bigger she gets, until her hormones spike enough to calm her down. https://t.co/AHThO8GDwu

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Working around Severe Depression (Tomorrow's Preplanned Event):

I will not smoke on weekdays untill after 5:00 p.m. (Been smoking like a fiend for years)

Developed a habit that I need to learn to tame. Cost wise it's a bit out of control but honestly health wise too.

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A doodle of a Penelope cousin.
Her name's Yu.

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If i recall correctly my first fully developed OC was Edgar! Look how thin he was back then, i am so happy he is able to achieve his dream of being a massive pig
Fun fact he was inpsired on a crush i had around the time however i modified him to make him his own character

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I know it seems I'm on here, throwing art at ya, then running, but here I go again.

Another for

Give them a follow! They're brand new and could use my help in building a following 'round these parts!

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It's the babies! Three of Wayne's babies, anyway. ^^ Decres (biggest), Peanut (freckles), and Scribbles (tiny)! These are the three most developed larvae in and my headcanon lore. ^-^

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Guess it's worth a sho- wait, no game characters? Welp, sucks to have developed a ROM hack of this idiot.

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Title: Duke Nukem II
Artist: Robert G. Depew

Year: 1993
Platform: DOS
Publisher: Apogee Software
Developer: Apogee Software

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Based on a classic Coptic style (left), I had no idea that the neo-Coptic iconographic school was as recent as the 1960s

After the 1952 revolution, wealthy cosmopolitan art patrons were replaced by the state, Isaac Fanous developed the style with a focus on his Egyptian heritage

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