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Update on the sign

Never posted this here but this was deadass a poster I saw on an empty building window behind a chain link fence

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Ozzy Osbourne’s death is like the death of a crusty white 3 legged no toothed dog in it’s mid 20s. It’s shocking and heartbreaking, but the shock mostly comes from the fact that it lived so long and through so much bodily strain that you kind of subconsciously assumed it was immortal.

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overstimulated in the club tonight

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Superman: The Man of Steel #16

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Drawings in the book surrounded by tiny bugs that live on the picnic bench 💔

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in fucking Tears thinking about how disgusting a baby griffin would look

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Florida Wildlife; vol. 10, no. 11. April, 1957. Illustration by Wallace Hughes.

Internet Archive

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Vincent Price and director William Castle at the wrap party for The Tingler (1959)

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this is about oil. don’t forget that. this is like 99% about oil. they’ve hijacked everything, countries, religions, ethnicities, languages, all to use as cover stories for their invasions and wars for oil. The United States works for exxon, chevron, british petroleum, etc.

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saw one inside today 👍

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FEARSOME CRITTERS

A large group of bizarre creatures from the folklore of lumberjacks in the United States. Famed for their tall tales, the wild wit and dizzying inventiveness of these tree-fellers gave rise to a world peopled with strange beings. A whole menagerie of odd inventions, alternately of terrifying or hilarious aspect, can be traced to this source. Often their names give a strong clue as the nature of the creature—for example, the Come-at-a-body or the Hide-behind. However, some clearly derive from more classical sources, such as the Flibbertigibbet or the Harpy-Hag. Others are playful spellings of familiar creatures such as Meskitto. From the 18th century onward, stories featuring these critters were collected by enthusiastic storytellers and anthropologists.

Text from The Element Encyclopedia of Magical Creatures by John and Caitlin Matthews (HarperElement, 2005)

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Instead of drawing I've elected to spend my time refining a different kind of art

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jeepeon (based on this image from Let's Find Pokemon)

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Big fan of this guy's distorted cylinder head

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I just need to draw I just need to draw I just need todr

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Still mourning the misplacement of my vampirella crop top. WHERE IS IT 🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀