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  1. @altosart.bsky.socialBluesky

    First OC Design VS Current Hahaha The very first drawing of Alto was THIN and TALL (and had really bad proportions, but that was 8 years ago lol) Now they're short and round (with slightly better proportions) Wild how this character I drew for fun one day would go on to genuinely change my life

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  2. @jaxdevora.bsky.socialBluesky

    #Octember Mick would take to it beautifully, because he's kinda used to having shittons of responsibility dumped onto him. At the very least, this would make kids happy and is relatively low-stakes compared to what he already does, so he'd enjoy it more. Hell, I can see him *getting into it*. (1/2)

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  3. @pandorademon.comBluesky

    O' Death - I loved the idea that she'd play a game of cards as a way to explain what's going on when she meets people and to help link her to various forms of divination. Her deck being stacked with various face-cards featuring her was something I couldn't resist.

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