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any time I post something tally related in the gc they treat it like im relapsing

fooling around with values and tally

ref under cut

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fooling around with values and tally

ref under cut

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pidbit commission for @crazability

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just read Black Clover chapter 291 holy shittt. I've been WAITING for Magna oh my god

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genuinely I think this shaved years off my life

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oc animation

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asta coming home to the church after having a near death experience standing up for his brother

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some days you cannot help but pity some people

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What would you say the central themes of ORV are? I'm reading through it and I definitely enjoy it, but I'm having trouble articulating what about it is so special to my friends.

I would argue that the fundamental conceptual lynchpin of ORV is barriers between human intimacy and understanding, and the ways in which we use fiction to try and bridge that gap. ORV is in and of itself a very human narrative that revels in the power of stories and it does this by specifically choosing a protagonist who likes a really shitty story, and that’s the thing that I think sets it apart. 

A lot of stuff that tries to tackle the meta-themes orv does tries to take itself too seriously, but orv deals with the very heavy question of ‘how do human beings connect with each other and their reality in the digital age’ and ‘how do we cope with loneliness and tragedy’ with what i can only describe as a sense of childlike whimsy. 

ORV tackles a lot of themes you’ll see in most Epic pieces of media: what makes a person good or bad? why do we continue to live when things are hard? why are humans so prone to conflict despite our desire for companionship? But it’s the way in which these very universal Big Heavy Themes are handled that makes orv really special to me. ORV is shamelessly long, convoluted, over the top, extremely cringe in an edgy deviantart oc made by a middle schooler way. ORV is a love letter to anyone who first started looking for these Big Emotions in fiction before they were able to look for it from other people or their real lives. 

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siii

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school doodles of takizawa

For the top left of the green post it, I used another artist's drawing of him to get a feel

https://x.com/dachia_doll/status/906568217589460992?t=7On2jhWr1BU_fwXbIwIo0g&s=19

Im relatively certain it's this person, so please check them out :)

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first piece of a drawing project w ocs

initial concept

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could you draw takizawa from tg?

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tokyo ghoul 2025

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have you drawn kuki urie?

It's incredibly difficult for me to draw him, but I love him

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more kaneki doodles art block is kinda gone now thankfully

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imma ghoul