[chromaticabrasions]

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[ot3]

looking for animal references on image searches has always kind of sucked but it's much worse after AI image generation technology has begun to actually past muster, which is why i always just go straight to inaturalist. can't recommend this highly enough. you get to both find out about niche species you've never even heard of and also see some really good photographs like this one

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[monochromatic-miku]

Massachusetts miku

I was told this background was the Somerville one

[massachusetts-official]

Official Miku of Massachusetts

[artist-magritte-deactivated2020]

The month of the grape harvest, 1959, Rene Magritte

Medium: oil,canvas

[swordoftheberserkgutsrage]

come on dude come outside its the month of the grape harvest.

[kirikomamura]

whenever the conversation about difficulty and accessibility in games come up i want to slam my head into a wall because noone thats speaking has anything more than a surface level understanding of what "difficulty" even is

[kirikomamura]

your game should have accessibility options, but if your only accessibility options are "turn off central game mechanics" then you have made shit accessibility options.

[kirikomamura]

you know what accessibility option doesnt completely fucking butcher your game while allowing almost everyone to play it? an option that is not available in 99.99% of all games ever made? easy:

[kirikomamura]

bonus points: if you put a game speed slider in your game you can also allow Absolute Fucking Freaks to turn it higher than 100%

[picsthatmakeyougohmm]

[awakefor48hours]

Every once in a while, I wish the friendship meter from the Sims was real so that way when people tell me "I used Chat-GPT" they can visually see just how much respect I just lost for them in that moment.

[cansofbees]

tongue in cheek art about weird bodies and waiting for a diagnosis

[elbiotipo]

One thing that Moebius really understood as an artist is that fantasy and science fiction needs more strange hats. Our current hatless existence is really an anomaly. If you look at virtually every historical portrait of people, EVERYBODY is wearing a hat (or some kind of headgear, a veil, a scarf, a hood, even a headband at least). Even in early photographs before the 1950s, you won't find a single person without a hat. You can't help but notice.

[elbiotipo]

When I'm thinking of characters set in a historical (or a pre-industrial) setting and I look for historical references, there's much emphasis on headgear, not so much in hairstyle... there is, of course, a lot to say about historical hairstyles, but even those had some kind of hat or headgear with them.

Meanwhile, if you see fantasy or sci-fi character designs, you will seldom find hats, there's more of an emphasis in hairstyles. Most character creators in videogames have plenty of options for hairstyles, almost nothing for hats.

[viralfrog]

[valhelos]

[dogpuppy]

[duskargentum]

I think quite possibly my favorite line from GLaDOS in all of the media she's been in is "Federal regulations require me to inform you that this next test chamber... Is lookin' pretty good."

She sounds so smug and pleased with herself

[duskargentum]

Visit Original Link

[amberautumnfaebrooke]

has anyone noticed recently that it's expensive

[sociallyawkwardrevolution]

times like these really make you appreciate pouring river water in your socks

[loveridden1999]

if i was a soccer player i'd simply kick that ball in the goal instead of wasting everyone's time

[lesvegas]

passing in public makes me feel like white shrek

[lesvegas]

literally how it feels

[pwlanier]

Basalt Pebble Carved as a Mouflon, Indus Valley, 3rd millennium BC.

Courtesy Alain Truong