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Giving these two some love because it’s been a while. Forgot how much I absolutely love them 🥰.
It was fun to play around with the colors :3
Couldn’t decide if the white or black background looked better so have both :3
Edit, I just realized I forgot Grillby’s ring necklace TvT
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you should draw muffet x grillby for Valentine’s Day
a slightly sketchier one but i added lil bit of color to try and make up for it. heeeere ya go
Grillby x Muffet :3
LE GASP! Ship art that ISN’T Frans! Geez, I never would have thought…
But because I love them so much, here are their kids!!
Ok, I lied…there is something Frans related, but just Sans being overprotective of her daughter whose with her boyfriend…who happens to be the son of his closest bar friend 😂
Might post more about them along with Kenny and my Frans kids!
Attention palworld players I have found something amazing
Wild chillets on a date
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The ‘projective capacity’ of the reader has no correlation with the intention of an artist — the text isn’t a message in code from a source labelled ‘Dickens’ or ‘Robbe-Grillet’.… There is, of course, no ‘correct’ reading: we are in a world of uncontrollable plurality, not divining structures but producing structurations that are all our own.
Frank Kermode, 'Recognition and Deception', Essays, p. 106
