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👀👀if anyone is actuallyyyy curious i really really recommend looking at some of russel mill's artwork... he did the art for both the downward spiral and hesitation marks and his stuff is sooo deep all those rusty wiry bloody dirty metallic colors and textures
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Mike himself said on Reddit that they were at a loss on how to resurrect downed player before they bleed to death in a futuristic tabletop without a cleric armed with healing magic, and coincidentally his paramedic friend yapped about airborne ambulance, so Trauma Team was born.
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an astonishing example of the cycle of simulacra for anyone who knows the etymology of "cuckold"
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i hate gay halloween wym you're the lonely dog girl with superpowers from a webcomic
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The elite gooner doesn't need porn much like a chess grandmaster doesn't need a board. He merely sits, confidently proclaims "ejaculation in 28 tugs", and executes
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Yes, the Graphic Artist Guild’s Handbook on Pricing and Ethical Guidelines. No need to get the most recent edition or to pay full price, get it used. It contains industry standard rates for everything from advertising to editorial to entertainment art + sample contracts.
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This guy on a bike just zoomed past me dressed up as the Orange Line on fire for Halloween...
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art twitter is arguing with RJ Palmer it's fucking over
Amateur artists really gotta shut the fuck up about things they don't know anything about
Replying to @chainsawroll
Judging by the people in the replies here, I think folks really need to better understand what artists can actually make for illustration work. This is less than one tenth of what those big ugly call of duty box art illustrations cost
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People don't want to admit it, but we owe so much of our privacy and free speech rights to perverts fighting tooth and nail for them. No one swings harder for those rights than freaked out horndogs.
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“When Apple TV, which most Americans don’t have and don’t want, offers people the ability to ‘stream’ a treasured classic, no one watches, because it is not a shared, 30-minute experience. It is no longer special.”
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