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Some ominous art for an ominous night! - a reward drawing belonging to Ragark.Thank you for your steadfast support. 

This pretty well sums up how I feel right now, except my face is more horrified and slightly melty from all the wine I've been drinking. Take care of yourselves, American friends, wherever you stand.  And please try be good to the people around you too, wherever they stand.

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DinosaurNightlight

I love this piece so much, but honestly my first thought, mostly because I'm a bit of a goof is that Mordecai is now in a ghosty spoof TV show. (Sort of like Looney Toons) Where he now has a ghost gator as a roommate. (Also I'd love some wine right now lol)

Benjamin Hester

Super awesome! Also, question: how do tattoos work with fur?

Prince Sitri

As I already expressed to you in private, this image means to me more than I can put to words. I'm glad to share it with other patrons so they can enjoy the power conveyed within it's lines. I deeply regret it happened to be released on such dark day and I share your feelings about this ominous night. I hope that the years to come aren't as dark as predicted and that something at least decent comes out of the mess the world seems to be descending into. R. Heller (Above as Mordecai Heller for obvious reasons)

Prince Sitri

They don't. That is a scarification mark, a little unwanted gift by Serafine Savoy.

Tracy Butler

Not particularly well? Hehe. In Mordecai's case, the mark is a scar. Ink wouldn't really translate to a critter covered in fur, so I've generally just avoided portraying it. Though it's not really a 'good' answer, tattoos would have been much less common in the 1920s than they are today, anyway.

Sessine

"I hope that the years to come aren't as dark as predicted and that something at least decent comes out of the mess the world seems to be descending into." Thank you for those words. I doubt I will live to see it, but for my grandchildren's sake, I fervently wish that hope someday comes to pass. This art expresses my feelings tonight so very well.

Dog

This shows that even in the dark we can all still seem to catch a ray of light.

Garrett Simpson

A truly ominous night it was,I suppose we'll see how much we are willing to tear ourselves apart over 1 deluded senior citizen;Thank you for your message of empathy though,truly! In the face of so much negativity and hate the world could use some more empathy and love and I thank you for sending that message. Also.... I rather doubt we'll see many other characters in such a state of undress as A)They look far more darling with nice clothes and B)You aren't an 18+ artist ,but I wonder how many Mordecai fan-girls enjoy seeing his contemplative figure without a shirt? XD Thank you for always making such an effort to churn out such pleasant looking art, I'm sure it makes a lot of people's days,myself included!

Alex

Not much can cheer me up today... there are dark times ahead. But moody/ominous/shirtless Mordecai art is definitely one of the few things that's helped! Stay awesome, Tracy.

Pho-Kadat

What's more disconcerting to Mordecai? The skelegator at his back or non-uniform and crumbling wall tiling?

Recremen

A great time for all things alcohol related, especially more Lackadaisy content! <3

Sandy

Beautiful work, as always. I'm loving this side of Mordecai.

Minzoku Bokumetsu

I wish I drank, sometimes. Ugh. Then again, I DO have this bowl of 140-piece post-Hallowe'en discount chocolate...

Leigh Legler

...Yep, this pretty much sums up my brain right now.

Cashel McGloin

Discovering your work 2 days after the election is how I'm coping. Thanks

Guy McDudeferson

Looking at this, makes me think a folk blues character could really fit in the background of this story.

Angel Eyes

A...crocodile.Is that thing gonna follow him forever now?

Angel Eyes

If that thing is gonna follow him forever, what exactly is it supposed to do?