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fatima-ackerson · 2 years

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https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMNorDgQs/

#maul #darth maul #fatima ackerson

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arwenkenobi48 · 2 years

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Tagged by @midnightsanatorium (thank youuuu)

10 characters, 10 fandoms, 10 tags

1: The Devil (Cuphead)

2: SkekSil the Chamberlain (The Dark Crystal)

3: Dr Neo Cortex (Crash Bandicoot)

4: Gabriel Belmont/Dracula (Castlevania: Lords of Shadow)

5: Feral Opress (Star Wars)

6: Sauron (The Lord of the Rings)

7: Koroviev (The Master and Margarita)

8: Jareth (Labyrinth)

9: Mr Tumnus (The Chronicles of Narnia)

10: Red Guy (Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared)

@caddy-crystal-queen @pastadisaster @fatima-ackerson @just-doodles @hairenya @arterstrashbin @j-onathan-carnahan @urfriendlyneighbornightfury @brilliantbutbatty @kris-yagami

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maulieber · 4 years

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Could you draw anything on ahsoka being maul’s apprentice?

Sure thing Anon, but I'll upload It to my art account @fatima-ackerson 😉

#anon #ask #art request #fatima ackerson

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celebrate-the-clone-wars · 4 years

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Hey thanks for reblogging my art, I’m honored ❤️

I’m so glad to have come across your art! Thank you taking the time to make and post your work!

Original post here: [x]

#fatima-ackerson #celebrate the clone wars

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darth-void · 3 years

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Meet some OCs!

Dasha Latt, on the left, is a theelin and a biologist working at a university on Coruscant traveling the galaxy to study different system's biomes

On the right is my friend @cryptidswampwitch 's OC Karrish Siln (and her pet Nexu), a nightsister who was hired to be Dasha's bodyguard for her travels to potentially dangerous systems

The art was made by my friend @fatima-ackerson (@maulieber) 🥰

#star wars oc #star wars original character #theelin #nightsister

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sodanewsletters · 7 years

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fatima-ackerson · 2 years

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Did you know I’m on TikTok?

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMNoranSK/

#maul #darth maul #fatima ackerson

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fatima-ackerson · 4 years

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