#woolfe

i haven't drawn regular djmm with The Nose™ in a while. so i did, with the huge amount of time i had in my hands

i've been leaning towards the incanon djmm nose recently but i've noticed that random bits of my stylization still keep bleeding into the "bible accurate" way i draw djmm? i think thats just a little funny

i keep trying to think of ways how I'd even manage to fix all 393 of them in the weird mental selfship universe (including the three bastards) and i'm thinking it would have to be this massive project i'd have to take on because I'd have to fix all of them AND make new plastic coverings (on account of the fact they are ALL fucked up, but not only that, but I feel like the windups would kind of.... get attached to their current fucked up appearance? Like their scars and their Fucked Up ness is what individualizes them and makes them recognizable even if they are detrimental so I'd have to also work around that with casings that look fucked up but are functional.

and. by the by. i don't know what this weird selfship universe is. it's not fnaf. Like, with however weird and off-universe SOS is, it still uses fundamentals from fnaf, just in a really weird way. This doesn't, it's not fnaf. It is just a weird biproduct of my pining and any random desire or thought becomes a Thing like "man i wish he was small and i could kiss him" [he becomes small so i can kiss him] but instead of one off drawings it does kind of fall under a big umbrella of "this is still in [world]"

i still kind of just wanna call it "my head". that is the official name now. "my head"

comet smushes him in his hand like a hampster

spooky mcmm! :D

Bonus Cameron + Woolfe doodles

Fun fact: Woolfe didn't think Cameron was real for a very long time, and that he was a creation of the Subterranean Maze Matrix (i realize i spelled that wrong oops). He still tries to make sure that he is real since he still isn't very sure

bonus bonus: cameron's computer is a reference to this

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Novel: Nineteen Eighty-Four (Published: 1949)

Facts about the novel Nineteen Eighty-Four:

(Minor spoilers)

Published 8th June, 1949, by George Orwell (real name: Eric Arthur Blair).

It was originally to be titled The Last Man in Europe.

Before he wrote the novel, he worked as part of BBC doing propaganda.

It is within the world’s 10 banned books (as some countries believe it is pro-communist, whilst others believe it is anti-communist).

After publishing The Road to Wigan Pier, the government started watching Orwell using surveillance; meaning whilst Orwell wrote Nineteen Eighty-Four, a story about the government spying on people, he was being watched by the government.

Room 101 (where Winston is taken to and shown his greatest fear: rats) is influenced by Orwell’s time in the BBC, where he would have to sit through meetings in a room 101.

Nineteen Eighty-Four has inspired series unrelated to the true events of the novel. Examples of this is Room 101 (a comedy TV series where people talk about things they would place in the torture room), and Big Brother (a TV series where contestants enter a house whilst being watched constantly).

Nineteen Eighty-Four was Orwell’s 9th and final novel, as he died less than a year after it’s publication, due to tuberculosis, which he battled whilst writing his final novel.