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Portal - Binary

And he tells their story on the darkened walls. The coal marks on the concrete become the two of them - parallel lines that never touch, heading towards the same direction; two infinite strings of hope, no beginning, no end.

Then, some days, reality kicks in and he sees things the way they are. The silence in his dens reminds him of what it is like out there – he has nothing but projects on her.
Tomorrow is still frozen. But he wants to believe, through the hours of starvation and folly, in the fragment of truth she is.

Most of the time, he is scheming. He counts her chances, draws her path; he writes his messages in rows of numbers,

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Felted Chellby ~chickenpede

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So... I took a felting class recently, and now I'm kind of addicted. Oh, and I made a tiny Chell. Her jumpsuit is accurate (even the back), and she has a portal gun as well, but it's not in this picture. Plus, I haven't found anything to use as heel springs yet. Anyway, enjoy!

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~toodee808 Jul 7, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

needdle felting FTW!

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~SylentNyte Jul 4, 2012

Aww! This is adorable! I love the detailing with the floss.

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~fridayscomiconline May 25, 2012

Awwwwwwww

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~chickenpede May 27, 2012 Student General Artist

Thanks! Also, great avatar.

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~fridayscomiconline May 27, 2012

Thankies babe!

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~Wolfbites May 24, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Awwwww this is all kinds of adorable! Seriously, SO CUTE.

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~chickenpede May 24, 2012 Student General Artist

Thanks, I'm glad you like it!

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