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OPShorts:: Strip PokerI was bored, not tired, too lazy to practice, and not hungry. So I went digging through my meager belongings, hoping to find something interesting. A few empty cans (which I threw under Nami's bed), spare change, a pencil, truffles (which I ate), a box of matches, and a battered set of playing cards, wrapped in a rubber band. I unwrapped them and counted. All 56 of them. Good.
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Karma:: KOKIAby ~CanadianGothStalker

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hey you know that sketch i did a while back? yeah i finally finished it....

sos,, its awesome. i juts had a hard time picking which one i wanted. i scanned 2 diff veriosn of this, the other one darker. i ended up with this for some weird reason.

music inspired piece: Karma by KOKIA. its the opening theme to Phantom: Requiem for the Phantom. i was so pissed at that ending.

listen to it, this song is what made me fall in love with J-pop and anime themes.

mainly just KOKIA.

FACT: in this song, KOKIA had to lair her voice 11 times, and they used over 4000 string inrtuments for the music

EDIT: i decided to go with the darker scanning. things always look different posted

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