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I'm giving myself an Inktober-lite challenge of drawing the Precocious class in Halloween costumes, to be posted over the last two weeks of the month, on our way to the big holiday! Fourteen days, thirteen kids, one teacher, two costumes per post, and a post every other day - with a final post on the 31st that will feature the original sketches I made, including alternate outfits for some!  

I did it! Class complete! I passed the extremely easy test I gave myself! (But, for context, I had failed all other easy tests given to myself over the last few years, so this is relatively good.) My reward is seeing doctors over the next two days!

Our showstopper showcase begins with Tiffany finishing off the class' costume parade. She is also finishing off the world. Tiffany is THE WRATH OF GOD, with her emerging from the clouds to smite the fools below! We know leveling cities was Tiff's style - very much so - and she was bound to escalate. What's next, ending the entire universe?

And, finally, it's the class' teacher, Ms Monster. As an adult women of a young-ish age, she is under heavy societal pressure to dress in any number of "Sexy [whatever]" costumes. Ok, fine. Whatever...

Enjoy the spicy costume that is the Sexy Asexual Flag. A nice sexy dress would end up at thigh level, but this her showstopper costume: No show, and if your eyes go down, you get a bonus aromantic flag heart. The message: STOP.

So let's stop the post. One last process post tomorrow. Thanks for joining me on this journey! Trick or treat!

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Dennis Birtcher

A project complete AND the Nationals winning the World Series? This calls for congratulations all around.

Bill Lemmond

I especially like Betty Monster's costume. I've always been very respectful toward women. With my autism, I couldn't find out about them directly, so I turned to the media, and listened to women. They seemed all to be complaining about guys hitting on them. So I made up my mind that I would never say anything to a woman that wasn't legitimate business. I'm sure this has made life less painful for women I've met, but it has also left me, at age 60, still waiting for marriage. So I don't know what advice to give anyone, other than maybe ask honest questions.