3rd Batch Of $4 Bug Doodle Commissions!

Silly frog I drew on my textbook 🐸

He's just like me.

“Women didn’t get the right to vote ...by voting.”

Sticker spotted in Paris

Summer of ("bad") Art-

I love sea critters. They are so much fun.



Standard French has a two-part negation: Il ne vient pas. (He doesn't come.) However, colloquial French often drops ne, thereby returning to the Old French situation: a single negation word. The same thing actually happened in English and other languages, such as German and Dutch. This series of changes even has a name: Jespersen's Cycle. Here's more.

A sleepy family

A weird amount of you requested that I drew Good Crowmens.

Today I saw a lot of bugs 🦗🐞🪲🐜🐛🦋

Spanish ningun and Portuguese nenhum 'no; (not) any' have the same origin as the German and Dutch negative articles kein and geen. The changes they underwent have made them quite different, but they all stem from a combination of two words that meant 'not even one'.