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more of dark knight alisaie feat Comics

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since you're taking requests can you doodle raph sleeping with a teddy bear?

hes just a eepy lil guy

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the annoying one & the youngest

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cranky

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tut on how 2 draw the mm boys heads & eyes in the tottmnt style pls??

IM SORRY IM STRUGGGLINNG AND I LOVE UR ART SM!!! LIKE POP OFF ITS TASTY ASF?! Anyways dont feel like you need to answer this, i just wanted to know since you’re like one of the best tmnt artists i follow!!

AAAGHSHS THANK YOU SO MUCH 🥺!!! At first it was difficult for me as well to get the hang of the tottmnt style but now it’s pretty fun <3 !!

Im like rlly bad at art advice lolol but did my best !! I hope it helps !! Have an epic day anon :3c

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u kno what it is

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dreamy sigh,, me too, dude. me too

bonus:

they found out about the prom date

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The Under-City Junkyard Crew

More of the Sonic & TMNT crossover featuring Donny, Tails, Dawson, & Leatherhead (and eventually April once I figure out how to draw sonic style humans)

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what if i vent abt my day by making april go through it shes had enough jobs that im sure she's dealt with everything

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I've seen posts going around claiming that petting animals is basically tricking them into thinking they're being groomed, and it's bugging me because, like, there's no trickery afoot. Petting and scritching are grooming activities. They help to dislodge loose fur and foreign objects and more evenly distribute protective oils, among other things. Primates are social groomers, and the human impulse to scritch is the legacy of our primate ancestors. We see an animal we like, even a dangerous one, and the monkey brain says "groom that thing".

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Three days ago, the Israeli military dropped flyers ordering displaced people and residents of Rafah to leave. In the orders where people were told to move out of Rafah, the military said it was “about to operate with force against the terror organisations in the area”. A UN estimate says there are 1.2 million people sheltering in dire conditions in Rafah, Gaza's southern city. The "full-blown famine" that has taken hold in the north of Gaza has spread to the south, Cindy McCain, the head of the World Food Programme, confirmed over the weekend. There are roughly 200 Palestinians that are being forcibly displaced from Rafah every hour, the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (Unrwa) said on Wednesday. During an online press briefing, medical doctors and humanitarian aid workers reporting from the ground in Gaza spoke about the impossible feat of moving people from Rafah, as people are ridden by famine plus a collapsed transportation and healthcare system. "There are children and elderly that are so starved that they can barely walk. These people cannot just relocate to another area, to so-called 'safe zones'. It is not possible," Alexandra Saieh, head of humanitarian policy from Save the Children, said. Several aid workers have expressed that there is no "safe" area in the Gaza Strip for people to relocate to. "The concept of safe zones is a lie," Helena Marchal, from Medecins du Monde, said. Aid workers also reiterated the difficulty of getting aid both into Gaza and then distributing it. Both the Rafah and the Kerem Shalom crossings, through which most aid reached the besieged Strip, have closed since Sunday evening. Roads across Gaza are largely destroyed or blocked by people sheltering, contributing to the difficulty of movement of both goods and people. Only a very limited number of routes, especially between the north and south, are available for humanitarian use, Jeremy Konyndyk, from Refugees International, explained. Another issue is overcrowding. "In Deir al-Balah and the Mawasi area on the outskirts of the Rafah and Khan Younis governorates, there is barely any space. There are tents everywhere, on the beach, on the sidewalks, the streets, the graveyards, the courtyards of the hospitals, in the courtyards of the schools," Ghada Alhaddad, from Oxfam International, said. Saieh explained that it took her team six weeks and four failed attempts to move a couple of hundred food parcels from Rafah to the north of Gaza. "One litre of fuel cost $40 yesterday," according to Ranchal. Fuel enters through the Rafah crossing. If the fuel is cut off, the aid operation collapses," Konyndyk said.

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Public libraries are treasures

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The Oldest(s)

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I drew Raph once to get some practice done and now his shoe-box shape has encaptured me.

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Dungeon Meshi - Ending 2 Illustrations (part 2/1)

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Some Magma doodles