@A Pesky Sæxon Watch your mouth or I’ll have your baby

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Nah we should move this all to general or cringe tho

This isn’t art hahahaha

Unless you consider shitposting art

Looking at the ghostshark drawing tits. Shame on you Amerikek

I dig the drawing tho @ghostshark
Were you trying to do a self-drawing or somethin? I dig the whole face. You really struck it home with the hair and teeth though. With such an angle and posture the character's in, it looks like you could've easily messed it up. Nice work on the baggy-ness of the clothes.

Honestly good work.

Yeah she was doing a self portrait.

Jokes a side the drawing was well made

But you know how some of us nigs are

Lmao

Kek much more accurate

Oh god

We should calm down tho, Ghost didn’t care much for the jokes when she was a minor so we shouldn’t make her uncomfortable now

Aight.

Zoomerdoomer?

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What is going on

no idea

theyre trying ask Ghost out to dinner !!!

Boof

whatever that means

P a g a n a u t i s m

It looks a little like ææææææ to me

@DerekThePlagueDoctor
"Swiatowid" roughly translates to "holy seer" if I'm not wrong (might be something different, I'm Russian and not Polish, the words are just similar enough for me to translate)

@KhromosomeKing According to a superficial online search I just did, the name is "Svetovid" which roughly means "holy warrior or seer" which coincides what you said and he is described as a far-seeing deity which coincides with the idea of a seer. Also, he is described as a god of abundance, war, and fertility and often is associated with Perun, the Slavic god of thunder who strongly resembles Thor since they both derived from the same ancestral religion.

"Swiato" might also mean the world (svět in Czech) and it would fit in, in the way Slavic languages can play on words. Světo-věd or World Seer, World
It's close to věd (Vševěd Is a commonly used term here and it means polymath, geek, nerd etc.), Věda Is science, Věděni Is knowledge, Věd might mean something like savant or sage so this could be the "World Sage" it could also mean holy (svatý in Czech), however the pronunciation and ending of the word (o) wouldn't match that, as wid/vid is a masculine word in Czech and Slavic languages do share the gender of the words most of the time. The pronunciation also doesn't play into it (phonetically švíja-to-vid or svija-to-vid in Czech) and could also be an old term for to spin around something, like a snake does to an animal and chokes them to death, or how a vine creeps on a pole.
Personally, I believe it's the Světo-Věd as it fits well into Czech grammar, has a fittable and is phonetically almost the same
(World-Seer, World-Savant or World-Sage)

Why haven't we googled this? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zbruch_Idol

Fuck me it is world seeker

But close

The painting is named after the statue that's in it

Ze Bruh idol

This is gonna be a fun build

Cut some more shid

Favorite comic character

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