PSDs from August (Patreon)

Links because all together it's too much to attach!

Cane: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10397461/Paug/PSDs/Cane.psd

Lana: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10397461/Paug/PSDs/Lana.psd

Mik: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10397461/Paug/PSDs/Mik_Aug.psd

Missy 1 (sorry, mistakenly saved the file merged!)

Missy 2: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10397461/Paug/PSDs/Missy_2.psd

Missy 3: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10397461/Paug/PSDs/Missy_3.psd

Missy 4: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10397461/Paug/PSDs/Missy_4.psd

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Non art update: (Feel free to ignore!)

Recovering from the Tooth extraction. The tooth was fine. Big healthy tooth.

Long healthy roots. It actually created quite a problem for them. They

couldn't pull it out without fracturing my jaw! The fact that an abscess

did form though meant that it was probably good that I waited and

didn't have it repaired because the crack the wisdom tooth caused

allowed it to drain. Had they fixed it up it could have just festered

until something more serious happened. Or it would have never been

infected at all. Too late to think about it now. Still... because the

wisdom tooth was growing into there was too much pressure being applied

to the tooth so it couldn't help but crack and... well.. always be in pain apparently. I've been tolerating it but now that it's gone, even as I'm recovering it feels better than it ever has.

Despite you know.. the fact that they couldn't "pull" it. The tried everything including violently yanking it so hard to the left and right for so long that I lost the strength to keep my head straight and they were basically turning my head themselves. They ended up drilling into it in several places splitting it apart and slowly cracking small pieces off bit by bit. Turns out that not only was the tooth pretty damn healthy but the wisdom tooth behind it had wedged itself in there to the point of bending one of the roots a little bit adding another half our to get the last root out without damaging the wisdom tooth itself, which again will require a surgeon to remove due to being in the bone.

Jaw is a little swollen and a little raw but it's still feeling better than it was when it was infected - which it thankfully no longer is. Recovery from this doesn't seem like it's so bad for now. Almost past the dry socket threshold which is a plus!