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Fallout New Vegas charcoal drawing fanart. One of my old ones.

*Back in the Saddle*

the first quest?

A sketch I made

little work in progress

nice sketch

thanks ^^

@Jovahkiin that is the name of the starting quest

Ah ok :)

Here's another old one

Based on this photo that I took

I like the hyper-realism in the second pic

its real btw

Oh

I was about to say

Demo promo for my new satirical podcast mocking e d g y shit recorded during my commute

"In a society you get what you preserve" - Sam Kant

https://twitter.com/blazing_frames/status/1198002352344555520

boink

https://youtu.be/Nq09Yxf6g8E

https://www.instagram.com/p/B5QwqBEBntu/?igshid=8zk1prcbcodv

https://youtu.be/jRpipHRfIKs?

not sure if this or <#633966880671137792> would be a better spot, but i had a nice match in apex

I just like taking pictures

Nice

Is that an artillery piece in your city skyline or are you just happy to see me?

:^)

@RAM II I found a tiny dog.

I think it's neat that the plastic bag is there to give frame of reference for how tiny it is.

That's one of those little bags you can get inside at the gas station convenience store.

Boot it like a football

Nuuuuu! No punting the doggu.

kick the puppy no dont kick the puppy kick the puppy

This question probably belongs to the art channel:

Is the German march song "Erika", featured in many a meme, just a German song, or is it specifically a Nazi song? I was written by a member of NSDAP, but it holds no inherent political undertones, and removed from all context, is actually pretty nice.

This basically boils down to "Are artist, art, usage of art, ... separable or inherently linked?"

@Goddess Tyche It is more a typical marching cadence common to most armies and not a 'Nazi' song as it contains no political narratives, slogans, or anything to do with the NSDAP.