Just a disclaimer: it's extremely rare for me to include other people's OCs in my comics, so please don't ask unless I extend the invitation. :3
Featured pencil is a post-WWII patriotic pencil. The originals had paper ferrules, and were made just after the bombing of Pearl Harbor. These pencils were sold in (I think) sets of six---each pencil had a different, patriotic message written on it. The pencils came in three colors: red white and blue (respectively). :3
I drew this comic beginning to end with this pencil ..which produces a very light and thin line.
I saw it when it came out. Some people have a penchant for older movies, and I am aware you are not one of them. Of course, they didn't always make them better in the old days, so I see your point.
I saw it when it came out. Some people have a penchant for older movies, and I am aware you are not
Androgynous simply means of ambiguous/indeterminate sex, as in you can not easily tell if they are male or female. They don't have to specifically look masculine or feminine. They could just as easily look like both or neither. Just so long as you can't easily tell their sex.
The word itself suggests a combination of both masculine (andr) and feminine (gyn) traits, but I think the key concept here is ambiguity.
Androgynous simply means of ambiguous/indeterminate sex, as in you can not easily tell if they are m
Gene should really learn about other species before he makes a fool out of himself. It seems like he isn't the only one, as Peyton didn't seem too bothered with the question and even allowed Gene to "find it himself" lol. Let's just hope Gene doesn't want to try the pouch out.
Gene should really learn about other species before he makes a fool out of himself. It seems like he
