Happy Birthday Undertale Yellow!

A Sea Shanty Quote:

"HOLY F*** STAN ROGERS MADE A SONG ABOUT ME!"     

     -Me, listening to "The Idiot", by Stan Rogers

pretty old doodles still think its kinda nice tho XD

AAAAHHHHHHHHHUUUUUUUUUGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!! I may be crying...

It’s sad Mato hours! Inspired and based on this fantastic fic that made me cry 🥲

(but don’t worry, I plan to make a lil continuation in which some bit of comfort ensues)

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This shall be my future room, buy with a Bi flag instead

interior design is my passion

Ok I know this is about to sound literally insane, but it was one of the dumbest ideas I've had ever, and it's a literal shower thought I had. Imagine if two universes collided (Worstverse and SCP):

For the civilians, nothing would really change. Maybe at the most they'd find a few weird things and attribute it to the Mandela Effect.

For the (Worstverse) Non-Human population of (and humans that are in the know), a massive number of secret organizations appear Overnight, as if they've been there all along.

For the SCP Foundation, literally everywhere the numbers of anomalies would SKYROCKET. They'd probably work out a deal with Dirty Work Inc and just classify the non-human population of LA Tiamat (The Object class for SCPs so hard to contain that it'd probably reveal the existence of the Paranormal to the Public).

I love the art, I love the joke...  But why does Hornet have a mouth and why does Quirrel have thick thighs?

he got a new hat after giving back the old one.

To all my Followers

Thank you for being willing to see my insanity

And secondly (In the nicest way possible), WHAT IS WRONG WITH YALL?!?!?

I'm not trans, but I am SO Scared

:)

New story from the 'Worstverse' by Joshua Waggoner. If any of you like horror, yall will probably enjoy the worstverse.

Book illustrations featuring fast-food franchise concept in the grimdark far future based off the real world Five Guys :D

Done for a group of hobbyists creating their hobby book showcasing their 20 years of wargaming.

Client: James Dix