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Logans quartet of adopted teenage girls stopping by to bother him (Added some color to my previous drawing)

*please click for HQ*

✨X-Men 97 ✨ The final result of the illustration made during the live sessions on twitch!! I’m still watching the old tv show, and I can’t wait March 20th for the new episodes! Who’s your favorite X-men?

X-WOMAN AND BAD X-GIRLS

She is one dynamite gal 🥺💖

They had to be so cute I just know it

Where can one purchase kitty seeds?

Endless X-Men 97

Danny Phantom is a solidly okay, so-so kind of cartoon, unless you have specific Danny Phantom-shaped receptors in your brain, in which case it is sublime

[transcription of a reddit comment]

ew72 • 19 hr. ago

I'm a type 1 diabetic. I require insulin to live, multiple times a day.

When I was in middle school, many years ago, we didn't have insulin pumps and had to use syringes and vials like everyone else.

The school refused to let me carry it with me, meaning I had to go to the nurses office several times a day to inject. It's not just before lunch but could be any number of times depending on the current blood sugar levels.

The district then cut nurse staff to just spending half a day at two schools, and the nurse left before I had lunch.

I asked the office staff to unlock the office so I could take my insulin and eat lunch. They refused.

By middle school, I'd been dealing with t1 for about 5 years, and didn't take shit on the topic. I went to the school lobby, picked up the payphone (I just dated myself) and called 911, telling them, "Hi, I'm at (school), am type 1 diabetic and the office won't unlock a door and let me take insulin."

They sent a fire truck, and a bunch of firemen met me outside and walked me to the office and asked, while ignoring the staff, which room was the nurses office. I pointed to the door and he was like, "Okay boys, chop it down, this kid need his insulin!"

Suddenly, the office secretary could unlock the door and I didn't need to put it in the nurses office everyday anymore.

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Asthmatic kids have died because schools have policies about not letting kids carry medication on them and when someone is having an attack they often don't have time to make it to the office before it's too late, so tbh based on this, and since we live in the era of cell phones, I'm just gonna start telling asthmatic kids to call 911 if they can't breathe and they school won't unlock the office/can't do it quickly enough. Maybe if this shit happens enough times they'll get their heads out of their asses about putting life saving medical devices where they people who's lives are at risk can't get to them.

Power Girl #7 - "Journey Out of Ferimbia" (2024)

Honestly, especially currently.

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People often say to me: “You draw like some kind of inhuman machine.  If I eat your brain, will I gain your power?”  The answer is yes, but there is another way. The key to precise drawing is building up muscle memory so that your arm/hand/fingers do the things you want them to do when you want them to do them.  Teaching yourself to draw a straight line or to make sweet curves is just a matter of practice and there are some exercises you can do to help improve. If you’re going to be doodling in class or during meetings anyway, why not put that time to good use?

This is so important to mention to all artists. The reason PRACTISE improves drawing ability over time is it increases the literal, technical movement in your hands and arms through /muscle memory/.

THIS IS VERY GOOD, to all the people that like my lines. I do similar but less constructed doodles like these in my sketchbook all the time, it basically just teaches your hand how to move

day 8

We're in mourning still, ok?

It's gonna be a ROUGH one, y'all 😢