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I'm in!

Oh man, now that is some dashing charm. The focus put into the part of his hair blows me away; there's so much care and attention put into making all the strands lie right so they're all over but also polished. It gives him a kind of wild air, which works in tandem with the grin and the wink to tota...

They look super nice! Tori has those excellent glasses effects going on again. I love them a lot! You also have some especially nice shading going on this one; I like how you've used the subtle shadows to draw out the details of her nose and neck. Heather looks great! I really dig her photography ve...

They are amazing! I love the cosmic dress, and what a great job you've done making it look good from an unusual high angle. I dig the partial profile for Clover overall; it's a tricky perspective I rarely see, but you've captured it extremely nicely. I'm also, as always, completely awestruck by your...

Darlene's quiet humming held for a time, wavering and rippling but persisting still. It wasn't staccato, like her heartbeat, or arrhythmic, like the sounds cast by the insects. It felt like it could go on forever and ever, like as long as she maintained it the spell would last. She would hum and the...

I bear a message from the shadow realm: I sorta spaced on this but Slayer was never super comfortable with his old stuff being highlighted so for future reference I think we should put a moratorium on asking for any of his kids without direct permission. I know nobody meant any harm and y'all rock, ...

"I, what I see..." Darlene's brows came closer together, her lips pursing as she squinted. Erika's words hadn't been a question, but they felt like one anyways. But how could it possibly be answered? Darlene saw Erika, tattered and jagged, wounded and dangerous and something less than she'...

"Lots of bugs here." That was what Darlene came up with in response to the confirmation that she'd been on the money, that the girl before her was indeed Erika and had indeed tried to kill her before. Or, well, not her—Abe. That made Darlene angrier, actually, even though Abe had left her ...

They look great! I like how bright Timothy seems. The mood emphasis lines do some of the lifting here, but it also looks like you did a little extra highlighting on his nose and left cheek, which also work really well. You've captured his jacket quite nicely too; I like the big zipper and the way yo...

Aww. These are good and sad, especially given the context. The behind-shot of Meilin is cool. You do a good job of capturing her look and vibe even with her face completely hidden from view. I like the way you faintly added blood on the front as well as the more obvious stain on the back, and also t...

The voice that came back was at best loosely familiar to Darlene, something she'd heard in passing in class when it sounded a whole lot better. Now it was hoarse, ragged, but human all the same. It gave her pause for a moment, and that was almost enough time for hope to stir. Darlene quashed it. Thi...

As Christina took off, weaving her way through the obstacles of the garden and bounding past the ivy that snatched at her feet to disappear into the dense foliage, Darlene held her breath, but she wasn't able to keep it up for very long. Everything was just too tense. Her heart was banging in overti...

Ooh, this batch is really nice too. I actually know the Fiona Apple original, and you did an excellent job with it! You've got really nice flow, especially with the quick-fire parts. I'm impressed at how you manage to keep your intonation so varied while singing it, and how you even managed to get t...