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3 years ago
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Posted On: January 13th 2024, 07:00 pm
SEND HIS ASS BACK TO THE TIMELOOP!!!!

Wowowow my first animatic that I’ve ever finished 🥹🥹 I’m happy that I’m confident enough in my skills to include a decent amount of actual animation too!! Overall I’m really happy with this and I hope you guys like it too!

#instarsandtime #isat #siffrin #animatic #animation #art #fanart
Comments (52)
michaelaftonist 2 years ago

michaelaftonist

GRAAAAHHH THIS IS SO BEAUTIFUL OMGOMG

mecchan_chan 2 years ago

mecchan_chan

The Bad Touch moment 😭♥️😭

snail_grass 3 years ago

snail_grass

AUTISTIC DYING!!!!

wizmads 3 years ago

wizmads

Jjst so u know i will be eatingntjis up for the next 2 months

wizmads 3 years ago

wizmads

THIS IS SURREAL OHTMFGOD

wizmads 3 years ago

wizmads

HOOOOLYYY SHIIOOIITTTT

wizmads 3 years ago

wizmads

WHATHHEFUCK

scribblenator_ 3 years ago

scribblenator_

PEZ CACITIKOII MAKES ANOTHER BANGER 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️

scribblenator_ 3 years ago

scribblenator_

OHHHHH THIS GOES INSANE

unaseta_ 3 years ago

unaseta_

AMAZING

chale.kale 3 years ago

chale.kale

CACTIKOII PEZ THIS IS BEAUTIFUL!!!

cyamikko 3 years ago

cyamikko

BANGER youre crazy this is so good!!

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