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A part of art trade with @ArtistKangaroo and it sure was a fun one to do. Drawing Sadie doing a wildtake message for Lynn almost reminds me of one of my OC Couples, Rolly Filmburg and Melody Venus with a mix of Terry Termite and Razzle Dazzle and I enjoyed doing it and thinking of doing more fan arts in the future. Sadie and Lynn © @ArtistKangaroo 🚫 No Generative AI was used in the making of this Art and characters were drawn by Me, Please do not steal, edit, repost them without my permission or crediting me. And using them for NFT, Ai art, Ai Training or selling them is strictly forbidden 🚫
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Colour drawing of Mary of 8:1 standing at Oak Street Beach at sunset, wearing her red hoodie over an unseen bathing suit, and untied work boots.
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Archer lying face-down in a pool with blood spilling out from gunshot wounds. Perspective from underwater looking up. The rest of ISIS/The Figgis Agency looking from the pool edge.
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For me, this is the "influencer" part of social media I do like, when I can help steer people in the right direction. In this case, a creator who dissects vintage animation was exploring why Peter Lorre appeared not only in Coyote vs. Acme movie but many golden-era WB cartoons. Heartfelt, the creator clearly didn't understand Mr. Lorre's iconic acting career so I pointed them to Fritz Lang's 1931 classic "M," arguable birthplace of his bug-eyed madman image. In about 24 hours since, I've received nice comments from the original poster but also 200 likes from thread follower. That is 200 more educated folks who might get interested in vintage films and their connective histories. I feel good about this.
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