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college is eating up all my time rn, so have some old sketches of my sona and my pfp that i never posted :D
,,,,i just realized i draw him with the same exact expression every time lmao. mf looks like this -> ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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Panorama of a Cheyenne Sun Dance gathering, c.1909. The ceremonies were usually held near the Summer Solstice, despite having been banned by US and Canadian authorities. [4555x617] Check this blog!
The world you live in. Credit: fernguts
Trapper's cabin in the Brooks Range, Alaska (early 1980s) [2520x1680] via CabinPorn
The World's Icebreakers via @ http://www.liveinfographic.com/ fernguts, March 19, 2018 at 10:33PM
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howdy owdy owdy!!!
im finally using this blog to share my art!! (after 7 years of owning this account.... sweats). anyway,,, heres some older art of my plantmoth sona!! heres some music to enjoy while ur scrolling~
Dreamland amusement park at Coney Island, New York City (1905) [3600x2885] Check this blog!
The Momsen Lung was a primitive rebreather used by American submariners as emergency escape gear until the early 1960s. It functioned by using soda lime to remove the carbon dioxide. It was only used once in an emergency, when 5 sailors survived the 1944 sinking of USS Tang. (July 1930) [1906x1200] Check this blog!
