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Published: 2013-03-07 13:24:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 110223; Favourites: 4313; Downloads: 0
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hah! omg this is so cute! so this is all just a swim party XD
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So hilarious! So that's how watermelons get seeds.
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This is so awesome! I totally wanna learn your techniques in Illustrator. Β Please could you tell me? :3
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Genius!! I never thought of it like that before! Well done!!
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AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Now I'm really craving watermelon... o-o
Great artwork ^^
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Me too 
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you are my first resource in illustration 
when i open Ai i search for "nabhan" as an inspiration . not stealing lol
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Thank you, I am happy to hear that, best of luck to you.
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i know its uninternional, but this picture looks like a little bit of racism. "black pepole + watermelon"
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You have to be LOOKING for racism to see racism in this...
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How? It's a watermelon and seeds. Watermelon seeds are black. How is that racism? That's insane.
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its just looked to me like this at first glance, im probably wrong
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This reminds me of the riddle where the answer is a watermelon....
"okay so there is this green house, and inside the green house is a white door(or house), and inside the white door is a red room(or house), and inside the red room there are black babies, what is this house?"
something along those lines
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watermelon is mostly water
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Oh you see them drowned! Funny I was only thinking there were swimming underwater !(what an innocent mind I do !)
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So the seeds are really the corpses of those who have drowned?
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the other ones drowned with a smile on their faces. probably cuz of all the sweetness.. e-e
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