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Trying a traditional approach.

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Classic Megaman!! #art #ink #megabuster #fanart #marker

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Sword lady #art #ink #marker #sword

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#sailormoon #anime #fanart #sketch #drawing #timelapsedrawing #mercury #markers #shouldausedbrighterblue #inks #ink #art

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Finished sailor mercury. #fanart #anime #sailormoon #sailormercury #art #drawing #markers

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Beginnings of a sailor scout. #timelapsedrawing #drawing #sketch #fanart #anime #sailormoon

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Wow

Just saw the Warcraft movie and honestly I thought is was pretty good. 

The orc focus of the movie was the best part by far. The voice acting was done very well, it made the characters feel more human than even some of their human costars. 

Though the thing that really surprised me was the story, maybe mostly because I heard people’s opinion of the movie wasn’t great. 

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Ufc 196!!! And the hype train and me stuff.

Just watched Ufc 196 Conor vs Diaz and it was amazing. There were a lot of good fight, from the fight pass prelims to the main event. There were one or two slow fights but they were overshadowed by the excitement of other matches around the card. Of course, though the highlight of the night was the co-main event, holly Holmes vs Keisha Tate, and the main event, Conor Mcgregor vs Nate Diaz.

“THE CO & MAIN EVENTS”

Both fights did not disappoint and was riddled with electric from start to finish. Meisha v. Holms starts with the two patiently feeling each other out with the technical skill befitting of a world title match. They scuffled a bit standing Meisha got Holms to the ground where she had a clear advantage but Holms was able to get back on her feet even when Meisha threatened her with a submission. In the final round it looked as if Holms would be taking the belt back home but after multiple stuffed takedowns in the final round with one minute left Meisha shot in one last time and got Holms down. Holms was able to get to her feet but not before Meisha latched on with a very deep rear-naked choke which she incapacitated the champ, who didn't tap and was choked out, and walked out the new woman's bantamweight champion What heart and courage both these warriors showed in the ring!!

Next up was a very anticipated fight featuring the top two trash talkers in the Ufc today. Originally Conor McGregor was supposed to fight the lightweight champ Rafael dos Anjos for his belt but due to a broken foot Rafael pulled out and Nate Diaz stepped in. The hype for this fight exploded rather quick to say it was on such short notice, 2 weeks I believe? This match started with Conor and Nate entering the ring not tapping up or giving any respect to the fighter in the other corner. When the two fighters met in the center of the octagon the fists were flying and so was the trash talk. Mid-fight Nate and Conor continued to batter each other physically and verbally and then Nate ended up taking Conor down but Conor was able to transition ending the first round on top and landing some shots. Next round started and Nate, who was bleeding from his right eye from the first round, met Conor, who was a bit gassed, in the center of the ring. Fists and feet started flying again but this time, Nates head movement and amazing timing ended up being the deciding factor in the fight. Nate catches Conor with a left hook right on the chin which wobbles the Irish champ. Nate didn't stop there he unleashes a flurry of punches which made the groggy and gassed Conor McGregor choose to shoot for a takedown. Conor's takedown was stuffed by the BJJ black belt who then transitioned to full mount and continued to batter the young champion. The ground and pound of Nate forced Conor to give up his back and Nate capitalized and finished the fight with a rear-naked choke, our second of the night.

“THE HYPE”

It was an exciting night of fights filled with the fire of wills and passion. While it was exciting it was also disheartening for McGregor fans to see their Irish hero be defeated. That's the other reason I felt compelled to write about this fight and write about the "hype".  The hype train is what some people call it but what I'm talking about is the momentum that a fighter gets when they get not only the hardcore fans behind them but also the mainstream fans, people who aren't huge fans of the sport. It’s just crazy how one person can get so many people enthralled with their every action, well, in this case, a fight. “The hype” has its up sides and its down sides. You keep winning you get more fans, more money, and more exposure but if you lose you could lose it all. The crazy pressure someone might be in during this is crazy, that's why only few can handle it.

“ME STUFF”

I consider myself a fan of combat, not any particular type or form. I try to remain objective to any form of fighting because the more you know the more you grow. Anyway, that being said another thing I want to talk about is how after Conor, and it also happened with Rhoda Rousey, lose fighters came out of the woodwork "celebrating his defeat", in the words of Conor himself. I consider This idea was strange to me because as a fighter or a warrior why would you be happy that another fighter beat someone you aimed to beat? I feel that if it were me I would be angry because I wasn't the one who beat him. Conor was defeated in this contest but is still the featherweight champion but because of this lost, I feel that he may have lost a lot of his momentum  but as Conor said: "this is the fight game." 

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Lmbo

LETS BRING BACK 1337 SPEAK 

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Lov leorio

he hasn’t been in a single scene for 80 episodes and this is literally the first thing he does when he shows up again

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“Single Ladies” synced up with the DuckTales theme song. 

#BeyonceAlwaysOnBeat

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Shweet.

Norman Rockwell reference photos alongside finished works

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Oh em jee

The best cosplay this year - Imgur