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*honks my little clown nose and does a jig*

Art Giveaway!!!

Hi hi!

Ive had a bit of an artblock lately so! I am making a small art giveaway to draw something a little different!

All you have to do to enter is:

you have to be following me!!

reblog this post with a funny comment :)

I will pick 3 random winners on June 4th!

The prizes are buts drawings with a character of your choice! There's 2 exemple below along with what i can and can't draw :)

what i can draw: any human looking characters (ocs or fandom characters) , the daycare attendant (from fnaf, can be any AU!)

what i won't draw: animals/furries, mechas, anything nsfw and suggestive!

truly

*does a funky jig in hopes of some sliver of attention*

Personally this is why I’m a bigger fan of the manga! Although I haven’t read the light novels, whenever I try to watch the anime I wind up skipping past the parts with the other humans both out of avoiding spoilers and general disinterest. The manga pretty much stays 100% with Kumoko with only occasionally very short bits at the end of each book focusing on stuff going on outside. This naturally happens more often though as the story progresses and she gets closer to escaping the labyrinth. It’s enough to get me hyped for whats to come without stealing the spotlight from our favorite spider!

I just binge read “So I am a spider, so what?” Light novel series.

I enjoyed the anime and the light novel was good as well. However they both suffer from the same problem. Long periods of time where the focus isn’t on the spider.

hyperfixation sucks I think just a little too hard about a guy who isn't even real and I could start crying any second