Draw General

Why don't we already have one of these? I'll start off with something my buddy requested me to draw. Paint.net gang!!

my addition to the tread

Tried painting Sturm. That was fun.

Finally getting back into enjoying drawing, so just dicking around

Made this today... :3

drawing is relaxing

Since it's a draw thread, this means we can discuss drawing too, right? I decided to draw a small comic illustrating some of the problems with perception that I experience when drawing, and I tried explaining them, too. I wonder if anyone else experienced anything like this.

>>6188 Just keep grinding, man. I consistently trained and studied drawing during most of my youth, but later lost the habit and will to do it, for many reasons. But I recently got inspired to start again by something as simple as a worldbuilding idea. It's just one project at the moment, but it's personal and it's something concrete to work towards. Hopefully I rebuild my momentum, as visual art is always what I've been best at.

Haven't posted art on /vis/ in a while

>>7137 Didn't you make a glitch art thread at one point? If it 404ed you should make another, it had some cool stuff.

quick thing i made recently that i liked

grafx2 is the superior art program and i doodle stupid soykaf like this all the time. i can post more if anyone wants.

Gonna dump a couple sketchbook pages. Id ask for criticism but i dont think theres much to criticize since theyre just soykafty doodles

>inb4 take ur meds

>>7192 Forgot the pic

>>7187 Neat. Could be an album cover. >>7189 Looks sweet, post more.

Does it count if it's not a drawing, but a painting? Just started practicing with watercolors recently, I'm calling my stuff abstract art to handwave the fact that I'm actually pretty bad I think.

tried to mask bad art skills with bad photo editing skills, can post original colour if anyone wants them

>>7507 The art style reminds me of that one game with the cowboy where you can miss catching the beer and an ending is a train flying into space.

>>7507 This is so bad lol >>7508 Rimworld ?

>>7526 Not Rimworld, >>7528 has the right one, I forget the name but the quotes right. >>7507 I don't think your art's bad for reference, the middle image feels like one of those surreal visual novels you'd find on itch.io I'm not an artist but I feel like if you carry on trying to improve you can get a lot better because your core drawing isn't bad, it's just color and lack of detail.

After more then 30 years of drawing only stick figures I finally started to try a little harder. This isn't a original work just a redrawing of something I found on the internet but I think it turn out nice and I would like to share.

my most recent, hornet from hollow knight!

>>7697 a few more > _ >

>>7697 >>7699 Good work. I especially like your hollow knight painting. The background is chaotic and lively, but the contrast with the relatively simple Hornet helps her "pop" and draws my attention to her as the focus of the painting. Your style reminds me of some of kaamin's work. Visually complex backgrounds are my jam.

>>7718 Nah, that's based on manga/anime called vinland saga. But this is based on some concept art from a game called urtuk.

heres muh gallery https://wiregrrrl.neocities.org/gallery.html >>7699 I love your style its so good

I did these for a drawthread on 4chan >>7699 I like the anime girl nessie a lot

>>7914 How does drawing work in a drawlain's brain?

I walked into a chinese restaurant, listening to hiphop (Aesop Rock - Garbage), and walked out with a spiritual experience. As a side note, one of the most cyber forms of art is the simplistic art done for mexi/chinese/italian/indian/bars/etc, as still a 'individual shop' and not another chain, still a shop. So, what imma do is for my personal website, have some similar art as icons and banners. Thoughts?

>>7917 Sorry, image didnt upload

pressed enter on the pencil hex area but posted an empity post reusing this thread to ask if it's possible to draw complex poses with this art style, i barely can draw someone standing at the camera

What's the best way to learn how to draw, anon? Should I just accept I'll never draw decent anime-style things, as a 23 year old with no experience?

>>8589 1. Draw above your skill level. Don't worry if the end result ends up looking like crap for now 2. Look over your drawing and try to figure out where it needs improving. You don't need to be too thorough here; just focus on the big picture stuff that jumps out at you immediately. It helps if you compare your work to the stuff you're trying to emulate, since it gives a clearer idea of how it "should" look versus how it does. 3. Repeat the process from step 1, but this time go out of your way to compensate for the things you noticed in step two. So for example, let's say you're drawing an anime girl. You don't know what you're doing so it obviously looks bad. After that, you put your crappy anime girl drawing next to art from a manga. In comparing them, you notice that you drew the eyes way too close together and the limbs way too short. So then you draw another anime girl, but this time, you draw her eyes way further apart and her limbs way longer. It still looks like crap, but less-so than the last one because you've avoided making the same mistakes you did before. Repeat this process over and over again, and you'll see a ton of improvement. Also, remember to keep ramping up the ambition. Once your drawings start looking good, it's time to start doing harder stuff so they start looking like crap again. It's easy to get stuck in the trap of "my drawings look good now and doing this new thing makes them look bad" and stagnate. If you want to keep improving, you need to challenge yourself. This only applies to practice drawings by the way; the stuff you put in sketchbooks and the like. With "real" drawings, you can do whatever you want. What matters is that you push outside of your comfort zone while practicing. Unrelated to that, look up reference and tutorials as you need them. If you just go through a how to draw book and copy all of its exercises, you're not going to have a very good idea of how to apply the knowledge to a real drawing, and none of its teachings will sink in. It's better if you figure things out on a by-need basis. Look up how to draw eyes when you can't figure out how to draw an eye. Look up images of legs when you can't quite remember how a leg looks. Etc. The most important thing is that you learn by doing. It's the only way to ever truly get good as an artist.

Drawing. Man, some people draw really well...

>>8682 Who did the second one?

>>8686 Stanley Artgerm™ Lau https://beacons.ai/artgerm

>>8986 Do you want to chat somewhere with someone from the region?

>>8993 Maybe, but why ask?

>>8994 I want to talk with neighbours

>>7189 >>6154 >>8792 >>7525 I like your drawings, please post more

doodle, kinda wanna make a web comic about a office worker with a dick nose who has random soykaf happen to him

>>9093 apparently I need to type a message here

I finished this some hours ago and i wanted to show it to lain........

>>9260 Very beautiful thank you

>>9260 ur drawing is very awesome i love it a lot... here is a drawing i made a while back, i have been in a very bad art mood recently.... very awkward to draw anything... this photo is very summative of how i feel

something about space and dust

It's a proof of concept that I'll commision properly when I get the money. I just copied these two for their helmets, but is there anything missing that would make it more complete that I can tell the dude? Like, is it weird to for the bearers to be cut in half? Should I add legs and resize both them and the shield? I only skipped legs cause I couldn't find a good enough picture to emulate. Besides the arms which I didn't even attempt, what is wrong?

Heya! Just gonna post some newer art Lewd art OK?

Totally real racing™ ...for totally real fun™!

I've started doing daily drawings in my journal to try and get into it, at least well enough to do little sketches of buildings and landscapes and things Drawing objects is really hard, is there a specific direction people usually go in to learn how to do this or do you just kind of go? Pic related, this morning's drawing and what its meant to be of

i drew some demons sometime ago

Found this world in vrchat for painting. it's pretty nice! it has an option to take a screenshot of the painting if you use your handheld camera in the canvas, but i learned that too late to take a proper photo of these two paintings.

>>9640 drawing on vrchat is difficult yet cozy experience! i will post if i ever find my drawings from there too.

Tried to draw a self portrait in a style that's beyond my skill. I don't know what parts to try fix first and how to fix them. Anyone got any ideas?

I made some art depicting stuff from the Redwall books.

>>10355 man I remember those. fun stuff. >>10301 > I don't know what parts to try fix first human proportions. IDK what you look like for real but those legs sure ain't normal size.

>>10301 I hope this wasn’t in traditional graphite, because if it is…it’s a bit late to ask for help. Regardless, it overall looks very immersive.

>>10356 I thought it was more that the head was too big? But I kind of leant into that intentionally after accidentally doing it. Maybe there was more wrong there than I thought >>10358 Does traditional graphite mean something specific? I just used a pencil - I don't know what I'm doing. I really wanted to go for one of those narrative images Sounds like it is a lost cause to improve, I'll just leave it. It feels like the same sort of problems from some earlier attempts. I need to decide whether I should try to fix my proportion/perspectives when not drawing with a reference or just do other things with my time.

>>10363 By “traditional graphite“ I just mean with pencils and not drawing in digital software. And I didn’t mean you should call your art a lost; I just meant you should’ve ironed out potential mistakes before committing to all that detail — if it were me, I wouldn’t dare erase any of that just because of a few mistakes that get overshadowed by the sheer amount of detail anyway. It’s kind of a negative take, but speaking from experience, traditional media does kind of require a certain amount of the “I’ll just make it worse if I do x“ state of mind — which is why so many professional artists will recommend thumbnails, gesture and figure-building skills.

>>10364 Oh I didn't mean to sound gloomy about it - I did ask for the criticism :) I'm sort of iterating about some ideas as with these previous attempts (weird stretchy back was before weird engorged shoulder) - it isn't efficient but I have a hard time enjoying doing the thumbnails/gesture stuff. I'm not above going over it with digital stuff - thinking about it, I might try that way. Maybe that can change the "I'll just make it worse if I do x" to "I'll fix it in post". I might look into how I might mimic the pre-existing graphite stuff in krita or something. Anyone done something like that?

i usually only lurk from afar, but since visual art's kind of my thing [citation needed] i decided to contribute i like seeing you guys' art btw

>>10370 Really cute critters, lainon! Thanks for sharing :) >>10301 (and the other related posts) Your self portraits look amazing! I like the practicality of digital drawing, but pencil drawing as an aesthetic that's not easy to replicate digitally and I greatly enjoy.

Needed a collage of Noir imagery, so I made this.

>>10372 nta, but I like pencil for the sounds it makes on the paper, and the fact that it’s better for my eyes. Been hoping to get more of that in the near future.

>>10370 I love pictures of lil' made up animals. Would like to see more. >>10375 Impressed with how good that car looks with just 2 colours to choose from. Would look pretty slick in a vector format to hide the jagged edges, are you familiar with inkscape's path->trace bitmap option? (assuming you didn't rasterize it from there)

>>10377 I’m not familiar with Inkscape. I work on iPad, so that particular software might not be available to me.

>>7914 This is cute but the files are huge. I did not need to see the grain in your paper. Seriously cute lains though.

>>7759 Damn from afar it looked like the second picture was a 3D render. Nice shading :D

>>8348 Try to see if you can get clearer pictures, because parts of those pen strokes are fascinating. >>7914 Hmm. Some vague Yume Nikki vibes.

I'm trying to take a break from art for a bit, i'm feeling the burn-out coming. Always remember to take breaks lainons! >>10370 I love your art lainon, would love to see more

I'm addicted to drawing this little guy, send help!!

>>10615 I really like the drawing style and aesthetic of this little fella

>>10615 This little guy is so cute. Wanna pinch his cheeks

>>10616 >>10617 Thanks!! :-) The guy I'm drawing makes the worst music in the world, but the character he plays is just so cute (picrel) I also drew this silly guy this morning. Blunt cheap color pencils are super hard to work with but I like the vibe a lot

practicing styles... this one was silly

>>10377 Anybody have an idea on a name this little critter?

>>10641 It is obviously a Squiphbleck Squibblebeck, also known as the common Cthnuckluck, or Squidgegecker.

I did this some time ago for my videogame

>>10642 damn, all better than what I had. I like Squidgegecker. I should maybe think through their anatomy more and git gud at those kinds of drawings.

Well, as suggested, we began constructing raised fires with the greenwood we carried into the marsh, to ward off the aggressive mosquitoes. Our guide assured we would be across the sodden waste before we fell upon true night, so we rested though it was twilight. I had wandered off to relieve myself when I stumbled over what first I took as tree roots, but discovered instead to some befuddlement I had tripped over a cephalopod that lay there amongst the muck. Imagine my cry of bewilderment, then, as it casually raised itself out of the mud-water with its limber beard of appendages, revealing a mammalian body attached to its head! The men behind me stirred, but the guide only laughed upon seeing my trouble. The creature stared past me at our fires before voicing its complaint at me and leaping away. We came back the next day to marvel. The locals call them "Cthnuckluck", which Turneck translated roughly to "stupid foot". Their cries are like the sound of creaking wood, made punctually as they lay in the mud. They bound about on hind legs with padded, splayed feet, and share a form and disposition not unlike a hound, if an unsettling one. Tame, though they gecked harshly at the incautious among our group who strayed too close. For the comic strangeness with which it walks and talks, the armsmen took to calling it the venerable Squidgegecker...

>>10647 Thankyou, made me smile. That's the vibe I wanted them to have. Maybe I'll make some other creatures and put em up, I want to build an unsettling but soft world someday. Also, does anyone know if there a life hack for drawing cloth with pen? I'm used to pencil and my keep-drawing-lines-then-erase-the-mistakes method doesn't apply.

>>7759 oh god its been over 2 years how the time flies guess I'll post an update to how my arts going lol

Did some more pen stuff and I hate it a bit less. Still makes me nervous that I can't erase...

Drew this yesterday from reference. Not super proud of it but I did it really quick and with a dying ballpoint pen, so it is what it is. Im just happy I made something that isnt completely terrible. There are parts of it I like.

>>10772 I love all of it. Wish I could draw like that

I would learn how to draw. That'd be fun I think. I have a particular style that I really like seeing others do, that isn't done enough, that I could contribute to myself. But I have bad unemployment anxiety.

>>10772 I think it's great. I wish I could draw as good as that.

>>9262 Hey Lain, sorry to hear you're feeling bad. I hope you feel better. I think your art style is cute.

I drew this with a mouse lol, I know its jank but so am I :3

If you see me in the gutter, say hello.

>>10853 heavy stuff, you alright mate?

ive had some nasty artblock for a while, so I decided to fill a page with some doodles (its late and im tired so they arent the best quality)

Wake up drawfrens, it's time to draw

shoutout to the 5 times im able to actually make decent art (for some reason my best art pieces involve holding glowing orbs) >>10370 fuarrrk yeah neopets

I like drawing details, for the rest I'm gonna need to practice a bit more.

Drew lain. Tried tkmz style. Tkmz is too good though. I will never be Tkmz

>>11137 >I will never be Tkmz I feel you lainon. Since i'm posting here, here's a doodle i did in a drawpile session. (among other nsfw doodles)

pant.net gang first post on /vis/ ^^

>>11137 Looks good Lain! It isn't the same, but you are not Tkmz. You are you, make art that makes you happy! You have very solid and proper lines, which give your art a more permanent feel. It makes your drawing more absolute. "This is a lain." Tkmz always looks like the art style is emotionally rendered, I love the crude lines and exagerated expressions of that art. This comes across as very transient, like a feeling that happens and then passes. Tkmz also has a lot of fish imagery which adds a distinct flair. Many of the stories illustrated by tkmz also deal with that feeling of transience, so naturally the art would reflect that. the emotions the characters feel are not permanent. I wish I could find the tkmz lain for comparison.

>>11137 That is pretty good.

>>11141 Looks great, but I can't get over the fact that wearing your jacket in this way is very impractical.

Been drawing a lot of schizo art lately, this is just the more recent of it. Dunno I think I'm gonna get assessed for psychosis. I did recently get accepted into art school, which is pretty kewl. Other than that I'm miserable.

>>11169 love these alot. thanks for sharing. >because cutting yourself is totally fembrained it's such a banger of a quote. can't wait to accidentally quote this with my folks once in a blue moon and nobody but me will know where it came from. Posting here again, obligatory doodle again. this one is an oldie but a goodie.

i drew a mousegirl, because i like mousegirls

i made this bush. it is at least half drawn by hand, and you never specified this is a 2D purist thread.

>>11259 sweet bush! really love the vibes

Hi, I thought I could also post an old drawing of mine. I'm very proud of this one. Lol first post ever on an image board

>>11275 Lain, that is great and a very unique style! The style (not the subject) reminds me of book illustrations, particularly maps of the finctional world. Are your other drawings done in a similar way?

>>11275 leave before its too late

>>11276 Thank you a lot, I added some more pictures. Unfortunately I don't have much time to draw, but I try to do it more often, I even want to do a comic. I also made a website at one point haha ( https://www.noisyrobotcomics.com/ ) My style is relatively consistent I think, but I usually prefer not to color. I think old book illustrations were done in 2 steps, first doing the lineart and then the coloring, after that the lineart was put onto the colored version (for more contrast maybe I don't know). It's sad to see how this simple approach somewhat got lost since many drawings are now done digital. I like Witch Hat Atelier a lot for its simple yet detailed style. I don't know if a good digital tool can ever compensate the vivid line of a pen nib, but I think that's a hot take ups

>>11277 what did he mean by this bottom text

>>10838 this is really nice, lainon, i like the style

some random signalis sketch, involving elster and falke

goofed with perspective first time coloring with krita ^^

Trying out a friend's drawing tablet; only ever used pen & paper before...

last post almost a year ago... cabin drawn in grafx2, just a sketch

Not sure if this is the right thread but let me know if it isn't. Did a little study in oil after an existing painting but I am quite satisfied with how it turned out and what I learned from it. Supposedly the original artist is from the circle of Honoré Daumier, it is a very playful way of painting with an academic foundation, it is a way of painting that appeals to me.

Just a couple things ive done recently, feedback is appreciated, im new to digital art

>>10301 I don't think anything on it needs fixing, it has quite a wonderful style already, if anything I'd say just keep drawing. >>8631 This is all very good advice, I'll add one very handy trick as well. If you're working on something and it doesn't look quite right or even when you do think it's looking pretty good. Hold it up to a mirror and look at it reversed, all the sudden you will see all kinds of mistakes and off things about it. It can suck sometimes, but very useful. >>12389 I think this is quite lovely. Here are a couple of mine, two are finished paintings, the other is a cobbled together sketch of a piece that was just too ambitious and likely never to be done. Partly because when put together it's about 7 feet wide.

>>12452 Mistake on the first one, I only posted a cropped one The goal of these was for people to see the world by a new perspective and think about the interconnected nature of reality. Most people did not like them very much.

Quick sketch of Rincewind the (very inept) wizard, from the Discworld novels.

>>12454 These are great; the dynamic perspective and high level of details work well to draw in the viewer. I have been focusing on refining my process... Trying to avoid my tendency to fixate on the destination to the exclusion of enjoying the journey. Art is fun for me. I am glad I do not to need or want to monetize it.

i'm becoming obsessed with this women

>>12543 If you made sure the contours of the negative space were right, your hourglass sketch would had turned out a lot better. It's sad because that hourglass is a perfect item to practice negative space awareness, but you sort of bumbled it, afaict. I like the cross hatching.

>>12546 Wow thanks I'm never posting again

>>12547 i dont think that anon meant to critique you harshly, it comes over as rather constructive i would think. dont take it too hard! it's about fun foremost, right? i like the kitty one quite a bit, it's cute!

>>12543 Thank you for the kind words. Drawing the viewer in was the main goal, but it makes them kind of lack focus which is maybe why it ended up turning most people off. Here's a random few of my older things that I think were better overall Anyway, I really like your styie! The hatching is very expressive, it gives me impressionist vibes. I highly encourage just continuing what you're doing. I also encourage not trying to monetize it unless that's something that really calls to you. I think some people can monetize their art, but I think it changes things. Trying to turn art which was once a passion into a job ultimately kind of killed it. I know some people can separate the two, but depending on why you feel called to make art it can also go very awry.

>>10858 been about a year and some change since I drew these, it's actually kind of embarrassing that these are still here but oh well

>>12563 Well, I didn't want to sound negative, but I do see how a casual viewer would be overwhelmed and give up on looking. Even in your older work, the details and overall composition are solid. I think that if you add more of a range of tones, it can help give the eye of the viewer more direction, and encourage places for the eye to rest on its journey. Something that really helps with tonal range, for me, is to first, convert the image to black and white. Then you can see where your values need to be darker vs where they should be lighter. You have a good understanding of where the shadows would be in space; exaggerating the difference to incorporate a bit of "chiaroscuro" would really make things "pop".

nailing down an outfit design for a comic I'll never get round to making. Some of you are really good. Do any of you bother with nightshading your work before posting? thought about doing it with this one but I'm on an x200 rn and it barely seems worth it

Does drawing on paper get any better than this? Yeah!

Paint like you want to win......

A painting a girl at my school did. Posting it here cuz it’s not getting sent through my email for some reason.

>>12617 delicious volume >body too short i will not elaborate

i made a late tribute for lunch. came out alright with minor positioning mistakes, but its very recognizable i think

Honestly, the Diary of a Wimpy Kid books were great. The first five/six at least, which were basically just snippets taken from the 1000+ page webcomic. It's very different as an adult. I get the humor a lot more. It's also so much more obvious how self-centered Greg is, but also how this is often the direct cause of his woes; and then compared to Rowley, who he believes isn't like a teenager should be, yet by his own metrics is far more successful as the wholesome, honest boy he is. It's unfortunate that I was a dullard who totally missed the point, and started wearing my backpack with one strap.

My white whale is some day learning how to draw like Yasuhiro Nightow. I'm practicing, and soon I'll have to really put my nose to the grindstone, but for now my efforts are on other projects

My best work so far, did it to cool my head after certain something happened

Been mainly sketching for a few years. What do other Lainons think?

A few old doodles and my first attempt at watercolor

>>12784 Like the watercolor. I'm too afraid to do anything messy in my apartment.

>>12783 pretty good stuff. i like the wabbit the most. here is my latest drawing while passing through lainchan

>>12800 If H.P. Lovecraft would be listening to music with contemporary equipment, he would have audiophile headphones with music from ripped CDs. Nonetheless it looks great (and I don't want to pretend like I didn't understand the idea behind the drawing, just a little thing that came to my mind.)

I don't draw a whole lot. Sometimes I've thought to make a webcomic, yet I feel I'd fall into the traps that make 95% of other webcomics so awful. I'm not very funny either. I did draw at a point. Drew every day for just under six months, produced two surprisingly good portraits, and then one day stopped. I don't even know why. I wonder if I should start it back up.

self portrait done with mouse controls

>>12853 >Drew every day for just under six months, produced two surprisingly good portraits, and then one day stopped. I don't even know why. I wonder if I should start it back up. Maybe it's motivation. I only started last year, all I have is a screenless pen tablet the size of three credit cards, but my friends like my stuff, and that keeps me going.

>>12817 >(and I don't want to pretend like I didn't understand the idea behind the drawing, just a little thing that came to my mind.) because A.P. (airpods) sounds like H.P. phonetically.

Kinda soykaf fanart of Kennith Simmons that I drew in mspaint; GaP fans, rise!, 'turn the volume up and spin around in the opposite direction!'. Mspaint's max zoom is 800%, which is annoying, and it doesn't preserve layers upon exiting the application. Idk if this'll appear small.

>>12962 im posting here to let you know your bitmap is in fact quite small.

I've always wanted to draw but this is the first thing I've ever really put a bunch of time and effort into. It's very shoddy, but I'm happy with it and want to share it with you all.

>>13036 I used to love to draw and at some point stopped because I got tired of my mom trying to criticize what I draw and make requests and too depressed to have the energy i gave up. I still want to draw better but cant focus enough to draw and feel unmotivated.

Various drawn art from a science fiction called Shadow Organized Powder.

>>13053 Camille Akmut. She likes to be sneaky, how did you find this?

some more drawings which i will only post on this chan, since the others got me rangederezzed for probably trashing on the fishtank spam

>>13175 i was under the impression i could post more than one image, but i guess the filesize might be too high?

>>6094 i'm gonna post some stuff i've saved cause I wanna bump the thread and contriboot

>>13211 this person posts on /ac/ on 4chan sometimes recently and I really really really dig their stuff, I think it really fits in well here

>>6094 >>6133 toasting in this bread- not my art but felt like this thread could use a bump

bumping with some solid artwork

>>13212 Oh soykaf. That looks great. Any more info on the artist?

>>13226 no, but if you go on /ic/ on 4chan they post their stuff pretty often. maybe ask them directly they seem to respond. I have a few more of their drawings cause i'm a fan

>>13226 man I absolutely love their stuff- kawaii x bizzare ms paint donld tier sheet >>13227

>>13242 man that guy was such a glitterboy.

>>13243 if he were born today he would draw sonic OCs and wear dresses

>>13241 saw them on marzichan recently too https://marzichan.org/plaza/thread/501.html#9580

>>13256 Marzichan is for people that think Lainchan wasn't soykaf enough, and need even a place with even more castrated opinions and political correctness.

>>13258 sounds based to be honeston, I hope marzichan's original community lasts longer than lainchan's did

>>13258 There is a way to save a slow paced board from becoming soykafer than lainchan's current state. Something about engaging.

>>13037 You gotta draw even if you don't feel like it, that is the secret. Motivation can't get you much farther than a week before it starts to wane (because it turns out getting good at anything requires one to sift through quite a lot of discomfort and uncertainty). Also, consume educational art resources and practice regularly.

I drew my ideal gf in paint using mouse

>>13314 who told you about me?

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>>13316 >totally not your CIA assigned agent by the way

>>13317 >>13317 a cia agent, for me?! wow. i feel special knowing i have my very own spook. wow. this is a landmark moment. agent, could we go get greek food? oh i want to hear about your thoughts on my extremely mundane life, and how you managed to swing keeping my case despite me being the smallest of beans. could it be love? oh darling please say yes, we can elope and I'll make you sandwiches to take to your field office, and i'll know you're Always Looking over my shoulder in case some sleeper programming overtakes me. And if it does, you can fix me OwO <3 . i love you cia agent <3 <3

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>>13319 I was making fun of the agent bit. I'll be along soin enough :3

>>13314 >Censored "niggers" Why?

>>13438 >>13438 These are adorable, I love them