Is ink framing the moon a reference to the final battle of inscription where the enemy turns the moon into a card?
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Well it's not the FINAL final battle, more like the final battle for that phase. You do know there's way more after that fight right?
But yes it is a reference to that and new power for Ink! He can frame objects! Also, too many people think it's a reference to GRU stealing the moon but no it's for Inscryption.
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-Rev/Revolvius
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dreamer | víctor m. alonso
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My muses...
A redraw from 2019 because it just seemed wonky to me but I loved them.
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Me, gathering my 5 friends in a dark cave past midnight: thank you for coming *hands everyone heart shaped lollipops* today we'll be talking about-
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The Moon, Tarot card illustrated by Fyodor Pavlov
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Picture of a Ghost under the Moon, by Takato Yamamoto, 2020.
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Been having fun designing tarot cards!
Expect a lot of these as I am going to be drawing 39 of them XD
These ones I think are pretty cool! ^^
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Canada is working on legislation that would allow legal action against crimes committed on the moon, among other space locations.
A budget bill containing the proposed space law amendment for the moon passed its first reading April 29 in the country's House of Commons. (The Commons is somewhat akin to the U.S. House of Representatives.)
The amendment to Canada's Criminal Code is referenced in Bill C-19's Division 18, under a heading called "Civil Lunar Gateway Agreement Implementation Act." It proposes to include Canadians in space committing an "act or omission" that would be considered an "indictable offence" on Canadian soil.
The moon's surface, the Gateway space station and transportation to or from the Gateway would all fall under the proposed legislation, making Canadians in these locations subject to legal action for alleged crimes.
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Tagging: @politicsofcanada
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