I did that comic pretty fast, so I don't think I put the necessary emphasis on the weirdness of the whole book-to-ear thing.
I used the S word in that last panel, inevitably summoning these two and bringing things full circle with some information regarding the nautical square.
oh yeah, it's thursday, so #tbt to some vampires waiting for the bus. You'd think I would have reposted this during the spokky month. It's ok, I'm just super fashionably late.
whargarbl, another one of them panels where the sketch was a simple idea and then it was all cobbled together weird.
I think it's kind of insulting to call it mad science when it's really just very excited science.
I saw a post about contrapposto, and I think it's important to remember its lesser-known but equally valid variants.
For some reason I'm still trying to watch my posture to avoid becoming a vulture. I should just embrace it at this point. I've already mastered eating horribly and vomiting when threatened, so all I have left to figure out is flight and I'm good.
The quarantine has made my terrible posture worse so it's even more effort to ungoblin myself.
So that XCOM: Chimera Squad footage was pretty good, but I did spend entirely too much time inspecting if the Vipers still had breasts. For science, y'know. Dr. Tygan worked hard to figure out what those were for. 1/2
I have cut out the middleman and correctly anticipated what people would ask me to draw.
I've only had Hades for a day but
Ys Origin features a large cast of characters who fail to realize that the one person single-handedly cleaving through legions of demons without using magic is maybe not someone you should be trash-talking.
Another one from the TFS review because I still think thirsty cheelai is hilarious.