Before the internet kittens had to call everyone individually to explain how small and cute they were. Ca. 1920 - 1935. Source.
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Before the internet kittens had to call everyone individually to explain how small and cute they were. Ca. 1920 - 1935. Source.

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Alastor and his commitment to the bit
Also because I wanted to draw Zestial and Carmilla
This utterly haunting Kermit phone, trapped in perpetual ecstacy to help answer your calls. Peep the very fitting seller's name 🐸
What is this?!?
An American Time Machine (TARDIS)
A Japanese hotel room
An outdoor public toilet
Something that college students in the 1950s tried cram people into.
An old fashion communication device like a candlestick phone.
After four months of drawing, I’m so happy I’m back in business! Anyways, I hope ya folks will make a huge meme out of this by type in the speech bubble in your own way!

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Restoring the Signal
Sometimes projects begin because of nostalgia. Other times, they begin because someone casually says, “Wouldn’t it be neat if…” The phone exhibit at Stone Branch Center for the Arts started with one of those moments. Figure 1. Exhibit Table of Phones and TTY Machine One day, the director and I sat down talking about ideas for interactive exhibits. She mentioned something she had been imagining…
Family Fun Day, Crawfish, and Candlestick Phones
Every year around Mother’s Day weekend, John Marshall Park fills with music, food, vendors, and families for Family Fun Day, hosted by C&C Frozen Treats and Crazy Willy the Ice Cream Man in Front Royal. The event always feels a little different from the average small-town festival. There’s a bit of Louisiana woven into it: Mardi Gras beads, crawfish boiling in steaming pots, and a relaxed…
Asphalt in Your Telephone (1925)