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galveston, TX 2016

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I searched for "TOS Cardassians," because that sounds fun! But because the Internet is dysfunctional nonsense now, I couldn't find anything besides someone who drew them as gothic-looking white people with vaguely East Asian traits (and I mean...absolutely fair enough. Probably.)
But I wanted something a little wackier, and apparently all the attempts of this that surely existed from before 2010 are long gone (or no longer properly indexed.) So I drew my own.
Leaning heavy on the TNG rendition. The nose would be a literal flat piece attached to the cheeks / stache that would be on the bottom of the plastic helmet.
Itâs ween!
Kazukiâs father makes the best food, even if Mama doesnât like most of it.
Kazukiâs story
Anti Karaâs relationship with the Creovorce in eight pictures

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So I was doodling with crayon and made this.
I put it in my folder, but not before my ever elusive sister saw it, and told me âWow! Thatâs really really good!!â And eventually convinced me to post it here. So here you go! A random crayon doodle of Geno.
Geno belongs to @loverofpiggies .
We were drawing portraits of ourselves with crayon in âart classâ last week, and I was pretty impressed with mine (even though the proportions arenât right) but the kids told me it was scary looking. Argh. They donât like the googly-eyed smiley faces I draw on the attendance board, either.
At least I didnât have a mouth that stretched out to my ears. Or a nose with nostrils spearing up into my eyeballs.Â