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IchibanOkami IchibanOkami
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Actor Sketch

Practicing some realistic sketches with a sketch of one of my favorite actors. If anyone can tell who this is, then that means I did a good job.

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Dane Mullen Dane Mullen Plus Member
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Scribbles with Sarah: Famous Artwork

Lindsey's prompt: Saturn devouring his son

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Linus Ogalsbee Linus Ogalsbee Plus Member
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Edmond and his pet, Nuke Amoeba

Whimsical pencil work.

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Riley Kane Riley Kane
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First page!!!!!

I'm going to do a series of comics revolving around this character, Carlyle! She's such a an arrogant little diva, and I love her. I'm just doing this to test the waters and get used to writing comics. Not sure how serious I'm going to be with it, but hopefully I'll have fun along the way : )

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Amanda Harris Amanda Harris Plus Member
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Looking Ahead

Photograph taken in Port Washington, NY.

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Amanda Harris Amanda Harris Plus Member
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Here Comes a Bird Knocking

Photograph taken in Port Washington, NY.

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Amanda Harris Amanda Harris Plus Member
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Dry Garden

Macro photography.

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Amanda Harris Amanda Harris Plus Member
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Spreading

Macro photography.

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Amanda Harris Amanda Harris Plus Member
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Undamaged Petals

Photograph taken in Port Washington, NY.

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Amanda Harris Amanda Harris Plus Member
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Pink

Macro photography.

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Amanda Harris Amanda Harris Plus Member
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Never Mellow

Macro photography.

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Amanda Harris Amanda Harris Plus Member
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Just a Serene Park

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Amanda Harris Amanda Harris Plus Member
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Still Flowing

Picture of a waterfall close-up.

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Amanda Harris Amanda Harris Plus Member
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Waterfall

Picture taken in Port Washington.

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Dane Mullen Dane Mullen Plus Member
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Din (Minish Cap)

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Kaushangi Goel Kaushangi Goel
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Geometric pattern

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Robert Falagrady Robert Falagrady
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Whats your pleasure

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Bleu Hope Bleu Hope Plus Member
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“Hatched Into Devastation”, August 2025.

Goblins ready for lunch?

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Thesad Thesad
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Versteckter Oktopus

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Amanda Harris Amanda Harris Plus Member
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Angel Revisited

ICM experiment.

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Amanda Harris Amanda Harris Plus Member
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Noir Street Art

Photograph taken in Flushing, NY.

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Amanda Harris Amanda Harris Plus Member
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Not an Illusion

An example of ICM photography.

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Amanda Harris Amanda Harris Plus Member
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Infrared

Photographic experiment.

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Amanda Harris Amanda Harris Plus Member
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Noir Bouquet

Photograph of a flower in Homegoods.

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Amanda Harris Amanda Harris Plus Member
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The Noir Noir

Photograph of New York

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Amanda Harris Amanda Harris Plus Member
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Wildforest

Noir snapshot of Flushing, New York.

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Amanda Harris Amanda Harris Plus Member
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Critter

Photograph of a critter caught roaming Flushing, New York.

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Amanda Harris Amanda Harris Plus Member
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Broken Sky

Picture taken of a sky in Flushing, New York.

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Amanda Harris Amanda Harris Plus Member
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Study

Picture taken of a staircase.

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gina willing gina willing
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HOW TO CONNECT WITH A TRUSTED CRYPTO HACKER / REACH OUT TO SALVAGE ASSET RECOVERY

Following a natural disaster overseas I came across a Facebook fundraiser claiming to send aid directly to families affected by the crisis. The images were heartbreaking: children huddled in temporary shelters, families sifting through rubble and the organizer posted daily updates about their so-called relief work. Feeling a strong urge to help I decided to donate $18,000 in cryptocurrency confident that it would make a real difference for those suffering. The updates initially seemed genuine with detailed descriptions of supplies being purchased and distributed. For a time I felt reassured that my contribution was actually reaching those in need and I thanked myself for trusting a platform where people could supposedly make a difference.However after a few weeks the page suddenly disappeared. Confused and alarmed I tried to track down the organizer but all contact information had vanished. It was then that I discovered the horrifying truth. The photos used in the fundraiser had been stolen from news sites and there had never been any relief operation. I felt an overwhelming sense of betrayal, anger and disbelief. Not only had I been scammed but my trust in online giving something I had always valued was deeply shaken. I began wondering if I would ever see the $18,000 again.Determined to recover the funds I reached out to Salvage Asset Recovery. From the moment I contacted them the team at Salvage Asset Recovery sprang into action conducting a meticulous investigation. Salvage Asset Recovery traced the cryptocurrency wallet I had sent my donation to and discovered that it had received hundreds of similar payments from other unsuspecting donors. Using advanced blockchain analysis tools Salvage Asset Recovery followed the trail as the funds moved through several smaller wallets each designed to obscure the trail. Finally Salvage Asset Recovery located the money on a major exchange confirming that it was still recoverable.Three weeks later to my immense relief Salvage Asset Recovery returned the full $18,000 to me. This was eye-opening on many levels. While it exposed me to the risks of online fundraising scams it also restored my faith in the possibility of justice and recovery when the right expertise is applied. Without Salvage Asset Recovery I would have likely lost faith in online giving entirely forever doubting the legitimacy of charitable campaigns I encountered. Instead I now feel more empowered and cautious knowing that while scams exist Salvage Asset Recovery is capable of untangling even the most sophisticated cryptocurrency fraud and helping victims reclaim what they lost. Whats app→ +18476547096 Telegram→ @Salvageasset

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