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I thought he punished Neil for going by Neil and didn't tell the Ravens what else to call him just so he could punish him more? Urgh did I read that wrong?

oh man sorry i didnt see this but i think you’ve seen my announcements about it so im sorry that its taking so long ;; 

No one is ENTITLED to your magic and your energy and your time. How DARE they.

My magic? I suppose it is, isn’t it. I like that. And I like this response, thank you a bunch. I’m made of tough stuff but I swear, some people...

I know this is super sketchy, but if you've seen any of my complete art you would probably know that I don’t do line art. I might colour this at some point if I get the time!

This is for @egglorru who requested Noah teaching Opal to skateboard (which is like totally adorable)

Okay but the way you positioned the sketches on patreon make it look like Belmont is eyeing up Merritt taking off his shirt xD

And?

I love that sentence :D

As for the angles... a lot of it boils down to practice. Just write a lot, and build up that muscle memory. That said, it also helps to position the paper in such a way that it helps you achieve the angles. 

Hope this helps! :)

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Jesus absolute shit the San Antonio Public Library has like twenty branches and the card is like five bucks a year, HOW can a library charge $200?!?!?! It’s supposed to be an almost-free public service that maintains fines to pay for book replacements and card fees to maintain the cost of purchasing the cards themselves! A nonprofit organization! Your library better have like copies of ancient manuscripts that you can handle if you wear their provided gloves!

Yeah I’m getting a lot of comments along these lines. ^_^

The library is in an expensive Chicago suburb.  All the libraries in the area are the same - if you’re in the district it’s free; otherwise, you can’t get a card outside the district or you have to pay like $150+.  And some say you can’t get a card outside the district unless they’re the very closest library to you.  They say that the cost of the card for people outside the district is equivalent to the amount of property tax that people inside the district pay toward the library.

No ancient manuscripts, but apparently they do let you check out stuff like iPads and GoPros and Fitbits and even an Intuos Draw tablet, and they have a 3D printer, and home delivery for people with disabilities, free/discounted admission to several Chicago area museums and zoos, free lynda.com account access (the equivalent of their premium membership which in itself would be $360/year), and there’s no limit to how many books/audiobooks/DVDs you can have out at a time, etc.  I don’t know how much of this is typical because the last time I had a library card was during the “card catalog” days, but I definitely think it was a better choice than Kindle Unlimited!