I went through every previous drawing I've done of Viola that I could find, and there was only ONE where her eyes were colored in. And she had green eyes.

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Viola trying to be normal after having been the figure-head of a violent labor uprising and transitioning before the word "transgender" was invented.

I tried to put some "egad" into this drawing. She gets her estrogen from an olde timey snake oil salesman (it does work tho). She's enjoying an egg creme. This malt shop is popular because they got one of them new fangled radio sets to get the latest news and music over the airwaves.

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Unfurling and flattening ballot papers three feet long, and scanning for an X in one of 32 boxes, all next to candidates whose names and parties all to a one read like joke and novelty names.

The joke who triggered it is expected to win, but there's either hope for the bin or hope in the bin.

Also, in case anyone's wondering how to do this in Krita:

  1. Image > Convert image color space, select "CMYK"
  2. Image > Separate image
  3. Group all the split layers, and then move some of them a little bit to make the cool offset printing effect
  4. Add a filter layer to the group, select "halftone" (under "artistic"), set mode to "independent channels", and then proceed to fuss with the options for like an hour
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I got into a super deep rabbit hole on halftone printing techniques and tried it out with this image, and I think it looks COOL AS HELL

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I was having some fun doodling and I liked this lil' deer lady enough to give her some color :>

Kiki the Cyber Squirrel is a much cuter image editor mascot than Wilber. Kiki also has more fan art, which says even more about Krita, the image editor Kiki represents.

@mavica_again Nope, not even when better designed, more ethical, and more free painting and image editors exist in the same software ecosystem. :V

@earthshine Their dogs ate their homework, and we're collectively gullible enough to believe them.

@Chip_Unicorn For future cleaning that makes removing keycaps unnecessary, and if the keyboard has the right kind of switches on it, consider installing a set of typewriter-style keycaps instead of the original. Their short sides make the base and switch area so easy to access with tweezers and canned air without disassembly.

@Chip_Unicorn Remove the keycaps, and you'll have enough access to hit all the places where gunk likes to gather with swabs, rags, and canned air. Use a cheap but specialized keycap puller tool to lift straight up on the cap.

If it has scissor or butterfly switches, like laptop/notebook keyboards, then removing the keycaps is a different, delicate, and likely breakage-prone procedure that may make cleaning it infeasible.

I'm popping in to AliExpress, Does anybody need anything?

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