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epic magma doodle hour

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hit me with your killshot babyyy

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A simple life blinds the eye 👁️

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Still drawing this guy

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wip comic based off a tumblr post i saw the other day

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Doodles from a shared canvas, I loved how they turned out

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guess who just got ✨dommed by the narrative✨✨✨

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Yes Stanely, yes we do

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This scene is so funny bc that's definitely the best news he's heard in literal decades

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Not a ship post, I just think they're very toxic and you can get interesting results

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you first

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Just exploring the dynamic honestly

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VILLAGER BEAM GO 💥💥💥💥💥

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i think one of my favourite parts of gravity falls is just. soos in general. a different show would probably have a character like that- y’know, a fat guy who’s in that early-20s age where nobody wants to acknowledge that nobody knows what they’re doing but they’re not a kid anymore so they’re no longer part of the “marketable demographic” for kids, i think a lot of other shows would make him the punching bag or the butt of jokes or portray him as weird or creepy or a failiure. but no, soos is genuinely a big part of the heart of the show. he’s allowed to be a bit of a dork, and have a non-standard path in life- it’s treated as part of the quirks that make him lovable! the twins think he’s super cool, he’s smart, funny, genuine, kind- and when he gets his own episode in soos and the real girl, his issues with talking to people are just treated as so much more HUMAN than i’m used to for characters in his demographic. it’s really sweet. and i’m glad they do that. i really like soos.

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