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Just some doodles! Some old and new!
- CONKERS. Proof of how old these are jesus. But yes, conkers: good as hell, weirdly alluring to just pick up and collect despite no general use
- A cat guys based off this wonderful photo, drawn to try and crack out an art block yonks ago
- I found a tiny glass goat and a shiny duck in a charity shop and had a poll on twitter for which would win in a fight. The goat won. I regret a little not buying him.
- CONKERS. Proof of how old these are jesus. But yes, conkers: good as hell, weirdly alluring to just pick up and collect despite no general use
- A cat guys based off this wonderful photo, drawn to try and crack out an art block yonks ago
- I found a tiny glass goat and a shiny duck in a charity shop and had a poll on twitter for which would win in a fight. The goat won. I regret a little not buying him.
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Oh, haha, I mean the conkers. Like, if you wanted to compete, the best way to harden a conker is to store them someplace really dry for a whole year. I've never been to Britain and even I know that. (It's on my bucket list; when I was a teenager I did some community outreach program in Belfast, so I at the very least am familiar with those Tesco jelly donuts. That's gotta count for something.)
But yeah, what's even worse is when an old piece happens to be really GOOD, even if it's modest, and you didn't realize it at the time, and even though it was just the random chance of your hand that only works for one in twenty pieces of art, you feel like you've been regressing because you're not taking the averages into account.
But yeah, what's even worse is when an old piece happens to be really GOOD, even if it's modest, and you didn't realize it at the time, and even though it was just the random chance of your hand that only works for one in twenty pieces of art, you feel like you've been regressing because you're not taking the averages into account.
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