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Gift for @inkspottie

Remember when Sadao call Painter "baby-bot"? Well this is the same thing but taken a bit more literally.

At first i was like "that would be very funny if Confluence!painter was literally a child, even though that would made absolut non-sens in the fanfic..." And now i'm like : Do i really need to find any excuse to draw it when i can just do it with no context?

Seems like Painter had a good night, now he just want to play with is dad.

Anyway, have a happy Se-dad-stian moment with is baby-bot.

Hi, it's me. Long time no see. Finaly decided to make this comic of the idea i got. Even though there is a few... mistakes??? Like in the fic painter can't cry? Plus i'm not good at drawing background and i realise i have no idea what the house look like and it turn so ugly. (Fun fact : it's actually the first time i seriously draw background so i'm happy)

Drawing Sebastian and Sadao wasn't easy, but it just because i draw women most of the time. I didn't wanted to make too feminine, Sadao was worst because he have a baby face and i absolutly didn't want for him to look like a "OwOimafemboy" sort of type.

But they were still fun to draw.

Last thing, painter is so baby in this comic. I mean... he look so small in Sadao's arms. I didn't do this on purpose but it's cute, i guess? (By the way drawing painter was horrible, too much details, i hope he looks okay or at least cute)

Anyway i had a lot of fun, hope you're having a good day!

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Colorado River Confluence by Wayne Pinkston Via Flickr: Website Instagram Facebook This is a photo on the East Rim of the Grand Canyon near the confluence of the Colorado and the Little Colorado Rivers. This lies in the Navajo Nation and you need a permit to go here. Permits can be purchased in nearby Cameron, Az. This is the site that is involved in the "Grand Canyon Escalade" bill, a bill that proposes to built tourist resort and a tram gondola down into the canyon, at the confluence of the 2 rivers. In this photo the Little Colorado is hidden behind the rock to the left. As you might expect, there has been a great deal of disagreement and discussion about the bill in the Navajo Nation. Many of the council members oppose the bill. The bill was defeated but there are signs it make reemerge with some changes. The project would include a hotel, visitors center, and a parking lot on the rim. There would be a tram gondola down to the canyon floor at the rivers confluence, a cafe near the rivers, and a river walk. The area currently is deserted pristine land. You have to drive 20-30 miles (30-50 km) down dirt roads to reach the site. There literally hundreds of miles of dirt roads around the East Rim covering a vast area. There are multiple spectacular viewpoints looking over the Colorado and Little Colorado Rivers, and the river views, in my opinion, are better than from the North or South Rims. In 3 full days of scouting and 3 full nights of shooting I did not encounter a single human. There are quite a few free ranging horses and a few cattle. I also encountered a few coyote. Note - If you go there you will be a long way from help, so take plenty of water and gas. This is the site of the proposed Escalade, but there are actually better views of the 2 rivers, which I will post soon. By the way, this is a single exposure taken with the new Sigma 14 mm f/1.8 lens, taken at f 1.8, 25 seconds, and ISO 12,800. I would now have been able to get this detail within the dark canyon without the wide aperture, at least not in a single exposure. For more images like this please take a look at Wayne Pinkston Photography . Thanks for all the kind support! Hope you enjoy! A big thank you to the wonderful Flickr family. It's a pleasure to post here.