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a drawing inspired by some of the first furry art i saw on the computer, 25 years ago or so, which was dinosaurs in bikinis playing golf

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Guano Humor

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Umbella ☂️

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playing with style things

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in the next shantae game they're gonna introduce rottytops' long-lost sister, sloppytops. her and shantae go on yuri adventures

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I think, while it is def important to follow Black creators, it's just as important to actually look at us with a more indepth lens than just "A Black artist"

Actually digging into what Black creators make and what they're about so you can learn more about us individually rather than just viewing us as another way to diversify your homepage makes a follow so much more impactful

I know I super appreciate when I get new people and then they actually take the time to engage with my characters and comics instead of just clicking "follow" simply because they see I'm Black in my bio and leaving it at that

This feels like a needless post to make but after being online actively posting for years, it is def a thing I've noticed

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Queentenna stuff

The idea of these two not only interacting but kissing is hilarious

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Doing my year redraw of a piece from 2021 was trying out more dynamic shading with this piece

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femme goth x butch prep cow girlfriends 

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hey whats up squirrel nation today we're going to give namor a head injury

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Very enthused about the idea of Toby doing this with a broom behind his back trying to show Temmie his vision

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i can't get over this stupid fucking animation. i love how comically high the framerate is compared to all of his other animations. blud looks like he's boutta roundhouse kick silver the hedgehog

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another Vivi tribute for the FFIX's 25th Anniversary!

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You ever see a woman so beautiful you wanna die

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a lot of people are dismissing the "violent" rap music rushing and scrambling to say well not ALL rap is violent here's some rappers who don't rap about violence but like. idk. I think the "violent" rap is important to listen to as well. do you know why gangs exist? do you know why Compton is the way that it is? can you listen to the experiences of black men when you can't personally relate on any level? or will you dismiss an entire genre of music because certain sub genres make you feel a bit uncomfortable as a non-black person?