No, You Don't Get It. This Character Has Real Personality In Canon. And Personality I Imagined Onto Them.

no, you don't get it. This character has real personality in canon. And personality I imagined onto them. Which makes them a complex character

So I've seen the whole 'Math's Saddest Love Stories' (asymptotes that drift ever closer but never meet etc.), but I think we're missing the potential of Math's Funny Love Stories. The couple whose destiny is an infinite cycle of breaking up and getting back together again:

Oscillating rapidly in and out of each other's life for a while before drifting apart in opposite directions:

Drifting ever closer, until you finally meet and go fuck that:

One who drifts slowly closer to the other, until they acutally meet and decide to make a very sharp turn in the other direction:

Whatever hellscape of contrived coincidences these series of infinite near misses are:

Old OC art I still like

most of these characters are discarded from superhero/suppressors' story, but I like their designs a lot

In respond to that they turn telekinetic upside down and shake.

You know that I don't need hands for telekinesis, right?!

And at this moment they understood, that tiying up them was not that smart idea

I want to dehydrate those who brought to the world the idea that SKETCHBOOK must be a pretty place, sort of art gallery. No it shouldn't be pretty. You do brain dump there, warm-ups, explorations and other intermediate steps of making art, not finalized art

I recommend Lenin was a zombie to everyone, their music is so great and they have great sense of humour in their songs. Just masterpiece after masterpiece

I never played dnd, but I think if I played it, I'd like to be a necromancer. Why? "Lenin was a zombie - Simple rules" plays in my head on repeat and I think it would be funny.

I would create so much zombies and run away from problems I created by making so much zombies