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shrabo

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so many people liked my kim doodle that i drew the disco guy himself 🕺

#harry du bois #disco elysium #de #digital art #my art #harrier du bois #doodle #i really really like this game

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who up discoing they elysium?!

#kim kitsuragi #digital art #my art #disco elysium #sketch #yaaay

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more clique art

#digital art #my art #twenty one pilots #clique art

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sorry for twenty one pilots posting but i drew that torchbearer lad

#digital art #my art #twenty one pilots #josh dun #clique art

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Without a doubt, my favorite recurring joke in the player messages of Elden Ring is giving very deceased characters encouragement.

#elden ring

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my heartbeat sounds funny!

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#one piece

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Moments in time, preserved through sentiments Twitter | Ko-Fi | Patreon

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the boyfriends ever

#one piece

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A short comic I made about my experiences as a seasonal worker, and the way places change you.

Prints & PDF

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happy ace day for all those who celebrate

#one piece #portgas d ace

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higuruma & co

#jujutsu kaisen #jjk #digital art #higuruma hiromi #higuruma #judgeman #my art #the goat

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the ageless wip from a long while ago :)

#Fortnite #the ageless #digital art #I have nothing else to post sorry #sketch #my art

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where you go i go

#jujutsu kaisen #yuji itadori #look at the trees #jjk #my art #yuji #itadori #itadori yuuji #the trees #look #im you

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Marimo (毬藻) moss balls are actually a type of algae that grows spherically as it rolls in the water. Because they only grow 5mm a month, they are easy to take care of, but they are also very rare and can only be found in a few parts of the world including Japan & Iceland. Because of their rarity and beauty, a festival called Marimo Matsuri takes place every year in Hokkaido, Japan where all the marimo plants in the Lake Akanko are taken out, individually cleaned, and placed back into the water. Not only are they adorable, but they are considered a national treasure in Japan!