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Mm mmmm mmm push this approach! I'm loving this. There's a lovely layeing effect happening in this, with little surprises, like the background of snouts, popping up with each new look at this. The red pig is especially well crafted.
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wow I feel so flattered whenever you comment because I look up to you so much v_v aww man thank you
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It goes both way, babe! You've been a huge inspiration to me for years~.
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Paitsi nämä ovast vähän sen näköisiä, että voisivat myös sanoa röh!
Tosi herttaisia!
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Oh I guess we stole that from you then, haha
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Haha I dunno who was first, still a nice sound though haha
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Ahhh love the colors! Love the softness and the expressions! Lol well done
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And what would a male pig be?
That's like looking at a bunch of chickens and saying that they look more like roosters.
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No, the difference between a male boar and a male pig is the same difference between a male wolf and a male dog.
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Wikipedia: The term boar is used to denote an adult male of certain species – including, confusingly, domestic pigs. However, for wild boar, it applies to the whole species, including, for example, "wild boar sow" or "wild boar piglet".
So, it appears we're both right in that it's confusing.
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It's confusing in english language.
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