Tell me if they are real
The Skeleton Loves Music
Maybe I drew this because I am insecure about my taste in music.
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The little figures strike again! They are in your ears and speaking to you all the time! Why won’t they ever go away?
ReplyDeleteA great portrayal of annoying voices! And with a bit of humor, too!
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