Owo(includes A Pristine Kimmet Before They Grafted His Mask On)
owo (includes a pristine Kimmet before they grafted his mask on)
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Periodic reminder that it’s super duper uncool to just state you’re gonna borrow someone’s OC/original creatures/etc for your dnd campaign or whatever, without even asking! I do read tags and replies, and seeing “saving this for personal use” or “putting this in my next campaign” makes me not want to share my art! Like, I guess I can’t stop you, but if that’s all the permission you need to borrow my stuff, you suck. Don’t.
Every now and again I think "man I don't even like writing i guess, I just never feel like doing anything ever there is never motivation" and then I finally pick up a book and read it for four seconds and it's like "OHHH I wanna do THAT"
My brain is currently 1% school, 48% worldbuilding/character plotting and 51% monsters in suits
smh
Inside of you is two wolves;
one is morbid and takes your story very seriously and writes very dramatic story fragments
the other one is wearing sunglasses with the text “DANK MEMES” written over the lenses and has executive control over your drawing hand