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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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-Warning for Sound- reuploading because I fixed some timestamps so this feels a bit smoother, it was bugging me lmao
WIP! working on making Houndrel an anthro ref! I'm having fun coming up with outfits 💅
please please please help me find more cats smelling a smelly smell
A compilation from the notes: stimky
she hates hand sanitiser
Prehistoric rock carving of a whole bunch of deer. Bayankhongor, Mongolia
Maybe if we Ran away with Carly Rae Jepsen in 2015 none of this would have happened
#BlackHistoryFact - African American Inventor Mary Beatrice Davidson Kenner is known for developing the sanitary pad
MEFeater Magazine
The Forgotten Black Woman Inventor Who Revolutionized Menstrual Pads
Mary Beatrice Davidson Kenner was a self-taught inventor who created the sanitary belt and filed five patents in her lifetime.
I can't stress enough how much I despise generative AI, and how much its effect on creative spaces bothers me.
I hate that there's too many times now where I come across a fic and there's that niggling worry of "Was this written with AI?"
And sure it's easier to see when AI is used for visual pieces, but there's still plenty of doubt there too, especially if you're just reblogging art pieces on the fly and not taking the time to really sit and review each piece.
I hate that I have those doubts now. I hate that people are poisoning the well of artwork online with "art" that is built on stealing from the hard work of actual artists.
Art of all forms takes time, creativity, patience, and above all else practice. It can be hard, and at times frustrating, but it's the making of art that builds your skill, and that innately makes it human.
By using AI, you are not only stealing assets taken from other pieces, you are depriving your own work of a fucking soul.
And damn if it isn't just making it harder and harder to both share and enjoy artwork online.
Have some fucking decency for yourself and others. Put in the work to learn, and to create. Find pride and joy in what that means, and in engaging in something humans have done since our inception.
Himi paints acquired >:3 might start practicing by painting some animals and work through the alphabet. Feel free to suggest some animals that start with A
i think i wanna learn to mess around with gouache. i owned some paints before but i wasn't using them so i gave them to the neighbor's kid, but i wanna try again! think i'll try out that Himi brand, it looks fun
did u know about using ur imagination and playing pretend?
TELL ME HOW
what's your last name?
a first name
patronomic (-son, -sen, -ov, -ez, etc)
matronomic (#feminism)
occupation
place name
nickname
idk man I just work here
none of the above
sorry i was so weird but you invoked a topic i am incapable of being normal about
it's funny how some belief systems are so obviously just cults that got popular but since they have millions of followers you have to pretend they're something more than that and be like "yes i have respect for your beliefs"
This had better not be a vaguepost.........
not now joseph smith
45 years ago, the future looked like this: Ford Bronco Montana Lobo, 1980. A radical prototype truck based on a 1977 Bronco chassis. The concept was a collaboration between Ford's design centre in Dearborn and the Ghia Design Studios in Italy. It showcased futuristic styling and advanced features such as digital instrumentation and tinted Plexiglas doors. The louvered "flying buttress" design had side-facing benches in the rear bed with storage underneath.
“are you a boy or a girl?”
“well i’m actually multiclassing so i have levels in both”
the different ways I draw Houndrel feels like 3 completely different creatures. like a pokemon Evo chain
like so