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Oh dear, what happened to the tumblr? That poisonous dark blue background hurts my eyes. Things seem to be very bad. ;c

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The last day of this blog I suppose. The purge begins.

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MOVED TO TWITTER!

Hey all, Just to let you all know who follow that I’ve moved to twitter with the purge going on and I’ll be starting from scartch in terms of NSFW art there.  My account may be purged come Dec. 17th so I won’t be using this account after that date, so please feel free to follow me there. Ta ta~

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MOVED TO TWITTER!

Hey all, Just to let you all know who follow that I’ve moved to twitter with the purge going on and I’ll be starting from scartch in terms of NSFW art there.  My account may be purged come Dec. 17th so I won’t be using this account after that date, so please feel free to follow me there. Ta ta~

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With the ban crisis going on I’m probably risking it butfukit. If I get banned, I’ll relocate to twitter or newgrounds.

Commission of some steamy Bowsette for a long time bud.

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Hi there!

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CONTOUR 

[noun] 

1. the outline of a figure or body; the edge or line that defines or bounds a shape or object. 

2. Phonetics: a distinctive pattern of changes in pitch, stress, or tone extending across all or part of an utterance, especially across a sentence, and contributing to meaning. 

[verb] 

3. to mark with contour lines. 

4. to make or form the contour or outline of. 

5. to build (a road, railroad track, etc.) in conformity with the contour of the land.

6. to mold or shape so as to fit a certain configuration. 

[adjective] 

7. molded or shaped to fit a particular contour or form. 

8. Agriculture: of or used in a system of plowing, cultivating, so wing, etc., along the contour lines of the land in order to trap water runoff and prevent erosion.

Etymology: from French, from Italian contorno, from contornare, “to sketch”, from tornare, “to turn”.

Original: Adam Pizurny

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