He zigged insteada zagged

Indian basketry. 1904. Book cover.

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THE most underrated princess imo- but her clothes needed an upgrade.

ISSEY MIYAKE: Zig Zag, spring/summer 1994

My Little Pony Color Challenge - All that Sparkles

All that Sparkles is love! 💖

Zig Zag and prototype Zinnia

~ Yellow | Black | Gray ~

Not my best work, but meh. I was feeling nostalgic and looking back on the days when I read Sabrina Online on a regular basis. Eric Schwartz's animations actually led me to discovering the furry fandom over a decade ago. That eventually led me to also discover Sabrina Online. While it isn't a perfect webcomic by any means, I still do enjoy it. I'm especially fond of Zig Zag's appearances. I think she's a fascinating character... and pretty sexy lol

Anyway Zig Zag is created and owned by Max Black Rabbit and blah blah blah

the drifter pancake house. silver city, new mexico.  january 2023

© tag christof

🩷💚 Zig Zag 💚🩷

My first pony friend 🩷 I adore her little face shes very cute

I seriously got burnt out with work, my YouTube model Videos, and making the Halloween theme pics. So, I drew this with the energy I had.

Enjoy!!!

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The Slits on the colourful cover of Zig Zag magazine for the August ‘77 issue, in a photo taken by Caroline Coon.

“I used to buy ZIGZAG magazine every month. It was edited by Kris Needs... The cover has a Warholesque photo of The Slits taken by Caroline Coon, and inside are interviews with Blondie, Eddie and The Hot Rods, The Slits, and The Boys.

ZIGZAG was very much like an upmarket fanzine in its lay-out and style of writing. This issue, published in the summer of ’77 at the height of punk, features an editorial by Kris Needs that starts with

: 'Here we are in 1977 and there hasn’t been a more exciting time for music in years… I mean I go to bed every morning and wonder what’s gonna have happened when I wake up. There’s so much good stuff developing and being thrown up.'

Paul Wright (The Transistors, Silent Moves)

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Zig zags. Excelsior fresco stencils. 1924.

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