Moved a lot as a kid and young adult, eventually losing them. Found Margaret Keane but it wasn't quite right. Found out a lot of people learned her style after she got rid of hubs. So Found a directory of people who captured the style then was able to find my darlings on Ebay just last month.

So this is going to be silly but Maio. I didn't know she had learned the big eyes technique from Margaret Keane but I got these from a yard sale for like a quarter each and drew them constantly. Probably why, when combined with anime, I never quite left the style behind. Also long legs.

Me, too! Loved her stuff. Trying to remember if I have something by her.

Ireland, correct?

ME/CFS have genetic markers or is it a condition that can develop otherwise. I know I got excited about them finding markers for Fibro which is also misunderstood but I was curious about CFS.

Just don't forget how long it takes to dry.

Good luck!

I think a cool blue /purple would be quite nice. Looking forward to seeing what you do with it.

Constantly. And how much water data centers are taking for transitory garbage imaging and cheating on what should be productive work.

I've considering buying in the past but I use CSP.

Warlock, but yes.

Your lighting is so good!

STLs on a 3D site or Etsy is easiest low cost way and could sell figures to those who don't have. I absolutely also want STLs then can convince spouse to set up printer. Bookmarks for update!

Oh boy. This is an adaption of the stage play, 'Wicked', which was a partial retelling of the book 'Wicked', which was an fanatic AU prequel of the 1939 movie 'Wizard of Oz', but which adapted several books to form the basis of its story as well as throwing in some 'The Wiz' for flavor and PCness.