I need to know how this picture my best friend drew...

@Lilymoon lemme know once this hits ya...
we'll keep your file open. ;)

@BlueVeins c'mere bb...
sorry it's like that.
we really appreciate your sacrifice to be a part of this study.
it's for a good cause.

i got you a vegan cc cookie, to put you at ease again.

@pentacorn such manipulation. i like it

@BlueVeins 😚🍑

@pentacorn omg that gif😹😹😹
her artwork looks amazingly detailed🥰

@poisonouscupcake she took forever to forever to finish it. the tortoise shell pattern was inspired by my love of Delft china, which honored me greatly. 🥰 your data has been updated.

@pentacorn omg, that is So great.

@AntisocialTroll i just read your comment to her. she said, "Damn, I love doing my weird, surreal bullshit. I didn't think anybody else would be that into it."

now, maybe she'll believe me when i say the same. as of now, she has no platform.

@pentacorn Bless her! She's well wrong, lots of people really appreciate this sort of thing and there's certainly a market for it. Make her set up an etsy shop or insta or something.

I think she will be very pleasantly surprised.

@AntisocialTroll you've given me the tools to do exactly that. and your praise is extremely appreciated. 💜 now, off to read her some more comments.

@Pfuzylogic whaaaaat? ohmygosh... my friend is about to buy me a house. 🤑

@pentacorn
Check it out!
It is the best way for an Artist to be “discovered” online.

@Pfuzylogic thanks so much for cluing us in thus far. :)

gonna research it all for her, then treat her to a presentation. i'll do all the paperwork, while she produces the product.

@pentacorn I did not.

When I took that photo, that fish was nibbling food a caretaker had tossed. There was a class of kids who were trying to draw the koi and the caretaker was tossing food to bring them close and make them stay.

@JoyfulSilence what a nice class project. :)

@pentacorn I was at the National Arboretum in DC on a weekend, so I do not know if it was a class for a school. Just something held by the Arboretum. After they finished they moved on to draw other things. I stayed to look at the fish.

@SW-User we've already documented their assessment. this is part of a larger study.

thank you for your data.

@Degbeme
thanks so much for your input, my Deggy. you're... i mean [i]it's[/i] invaluable. ;)

@pentacorn

@Degbeme

@SW-User i wrote that book...
but i won't spoil it for you.

thank you so much for your participation.

@pentacorn Really? What’s it about? Interesting title.

@SW-User the title says it all! you can find it anywhere books are sold. ;)

@StrawberryMilkshake it's not a bad name for turtle baby... Drew. 😅

@SW-User
your input is greatly appreciated, although you may need to refrain from expanding the truncated version of this post, if you ever come back for any reason.

@CountScrofula i friggin'...
your input is highly valued, we appreciate your participation.

@pentacorn More seriously it's unnerving and fascinating. Sense of being observed by the bizarre and alien. I really love this piece.

@CountScrofula that's some high praise there, thank you so much. your data has been updated.

@samueltyler2 he's going where the current takes him, while wondering where you're going.

@pentacorn me?

@samueltyler2 you.

kinda deep.
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thanks, @DiminishedResponsibility. :)

@kandy duly noted...
the medication seems to be working. thanks for coming in, as your data is highly valued.

@ExperienceDLT could be?

@caPnAhab
thanks, CaPn. :) your participation is much appreciated!

@Iwillwait can relate 🥴
thanks for your time, and your very valuable anecdotal data.

@Coppercoil
your participation is greatly appreciated.

@MethDozer zeroing in on you now...
the blessing of the turtle is upon you. ☮️

thanks for being a valued participant in our study.