The Girandola at the Castel Sant'Angelo by Louis-Jean Desprez and Francesco Piranesi
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Here's an older drawing to celebrate Konosuba S3
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freedom of speech
(acrylic on canvas, 20. Feb. 2024)
art by op
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It is done! I feel both like I spent far too much time on this update yet not nearly enough. Some poses are a bit stiff but hopefully the battle itself still reads. I know not much progress was made plot wise, but trust me, there’s a few things in here that are going to become very important much later on in the story.
Leo’s Ninpo: The keen reader might recognize that a number of Leo’s attacks are ones he picked up from Gram Gram, but with a bit of that added portal flair. I really wanted to push the boundaries of where he takes his skills, but stay true to the belief that rather than becoming a heavy hitting powerhouse like his brothers, his strength lies in his ability to calculate and react on the fly. I also wanted to give some level of limitation to each of their gifts. For Leo, it’s less the number of portals he creates that exhaust him, but rather the size and amount of energy that passes through these portals and his ability to keep them stable during the transaction. He has also become much better at keeping his portals well protected (so that portal pirates can not interfere or rather, so that the pirates aren’t killed by stray laser beams rushing through). As far as the Portal Choppers, we’ll be coming back to those and how they work later on in the story…
As always, thank you for your patience, hopefully the next one won’t take as long to create haha.
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NASA was doing a fundraiser event to collect funds for Mars colonization and the way they earned money was by viewer donations, and depending on the amount of money, the crazier the event would be. For example, you could pay $500 to cause a solar eclipse. I donated $100,000 to see what would happen, and the sun exploded.
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"Display of fireworks on the Seine, Paris." Chemistry, Developed by Facts and Principles Drawn Chiefly from the Non-Metals. 1884.
Science History Institute
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They invented a new kind of water. It had a form of a cube and it would explode if you looked at it for too long.
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