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I felt like this when I drew it. (Minus the speech bubble. I didn't feel like that, heh. Just thought it went well with it.) However, that was months ago, and I don't at all anymore.
 It's been ages since I did anything traditional. However, I'm now inking this, yayy. Inking still makes me very, very nervous, but it's going rather well. This'll be scrapped once I finish the inking. The speech bubbles say: "It is time." "Come. Unleash our power. Release that which binds us. Let us destroy the stain, the parasite that is Man." |
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