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Ooh, I didn't realise that you had posted new art until now! Looking good as always, though that last pic about Lunar wearing a beanie is particularly adorable

First season of The Handmaid's Tale

Beside shorter or alterned versions of my real name, I have been called everything from lumberjack to rabbi due to my beard. Occasionally my friends also call me Lenin because my balding hair. Back in army I was called as 'reverend' and when I was little my mother called me... bolete. Yes, her nickname for me was a bucking mushroom! It had something to do with some children poem or something similar

Ugh, I hate when people see it necessary to label others or themselfs as 'introverted' and 'extroverted' I probably woundn't have problem with this if it woudn't have became an online trend couple years ago. Suddenly every place - were it clickbait headline or frontbage of newspaper- were crowded with lines like "Top 10 jobs for extoverted people" or "Are you and introvert? Dont worry, you can still be usefull in your workplace". I honestly don't see the point why we should try to categorise people by using only two words! You woudn't even try to divide all the animals on the planet only with terms like "big scarry ones that will jump on you and eat you" and "ones that are harmless". Crappy example, but the point I try to make is that all people are individuals and when it comes to personality traits, there's no absolute black and white. Don't get me wrong, these are rather nifty terms and can be handy at times, but why, why on Earth we can't describe people like we used to, before this nauseating extroverted/introverted sorting became popular? I for instance aren't just one extremity, I'm blend of both of them. I might be reserved at first and might not always be as emancipated around stangers as some others might be. Then again, I like meeting new people, I enjoy working on a customer service sector, I'm often the loudest one in the crowd and I like attention. If one can fit themself on this bipolar definition, that's fine. But were it color scheme of an art piece or someones personality, why should we restrict ourself as if adjectives would cost something? Why not be thorough and precise? Sorry about the rant

Taking fresh batch of bread out of oven

Those wings looks just great! Nice work, what program did you use when making this?

"My mama always said, life is like a box of chocolates. Dark and bitter." For me it's definitely the dark chocolate, darker the better Though I like the other kinds too

I don't like empty walls, at least ones in my apartment. If I wouldn't have any art on my home it would fell too empty and somehow 'asymmetrical', since my pieces of furniture aren't that tall. Without paintings there wouldn't be anything in the upper part of my flat. When I moved in my current apartment it took me a while to figure out why it looked so off... Couple of posters I had as a 'first-aid' fixed this and made the place look more balanced and less empty. Hanging some paintings or framed photos on the wall is an easy way to make room feel more lively and warm. As Cerberus put it, I have more art to put in my walls than I have room for them Some are real paintings I have bought from artists I like and some are just framed postcards and pages of newspapers that I think would look nice on the wall.

Hi and welcome to the forums! It's always great to see former lurkers stepping from the shadows and becoming visible part of the community Make yourself at home and don't hesitate to ask if you have questions, folks around here are super friendly and helpful, no need to feel shy

Pop culture in US = pop culture in western world. While that might not necessarily be 100% accurate, I would say that novadays kids and adults alike watch more or less same shows and movies, wear same kind of clothes, follow same instagram celebrities and listen same music around the globe. People here in Northern Europe no doupt would recognise MLP characters as they would instantly identify Pikatchu or Spiderman. Even though show isn't as popular as it was some years ago, it still have vast fanbase among little girls. MLP toys are still sold in every supermarket and dubbed version of the show is currently aired almost every working day from two separate channels.

Good job! While I really like your artstyle it can be maybe bit too two-dimensional at times. That blurry three trunk fixed this and really helped rest of the picture pop up more. Background is really well done too, often it is the little things that make the biggest difference. Maybe only thing I would change are those shadows. Maybe making them little longer?

Welcome to the MLP forums RuyHeart! Hopefully you'll enjoy your stay!

Bulimia? Well, maybe not