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4 months ago
Photo by Trou noir on June 27, 2026.
Photo by Trou noir on June 27, 2026.
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Posted On: June 27th 2026, 02:35 pm
Commission for @icijaponesport @icijaponcorp (illustration that portrays @joblifeesport team). It was made last year, I'm glad to be able to post it now! Each of these commissions were done in two days, so I probably made some little mistakes! I still did my best to make them look as good as possible🙏
#artwork #leagueoflegends #esport
Comments (14)
la_full_apanyan 4 months ago

la_full_apanyan

Super, ma toute petite sœur !!!🔥🔥🔥

artist.themasked 4 months ago

artist.themasked

Nice charactera 🔥🔥🙌

im.bonsai 4 months ago

im.bonsai

I think its the first time seeing you drawing human faces instead of Black holes and its still fire

elrodess 4 months ago

elrodess

Content que ces deux chefs-d'œuvre soient vus par le grand public 😊

salty_berry_art 4 months ago

salty_berry_art

Point faible beaucoup trop fort

crashillust 4 months ago

crashillust

AHHHH🔥🔥🔥

theventyboy 4 months ago

theventyboy

Arrêtez tout, @blackholed_ a posté

massi.himself 4 months ago

massi.himself

Incr, t'as survécu à la chaleur

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