Got a new woman. Found her in a trash can.

My name is Jay. I'm not from the EU anymore. I make art and models sometimes. I have a gay crush on my girlfriend and I know how to seduce skeletons.

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Who's still about?

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Kicking ass at 8 but you got a date at 9

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The Last Wyvern

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He grew hair

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Head sculpt of that character I posed awhile go. Next is hair, not looking forward to that.

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May I ask... HOW do you make you models?? They're so good!

Oh gosh, thank you <3 sorry I’m not so active on here.

I use a program called Maya (which no longer has free access unless you can prove you’re a student) I stated a uni course in 2013 which was basically just learning how to model. I graduated last September! ^^

 I’m no teacher but there are plenty of videos, courses and tutorials online to help you out <3

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Here's my asshole of a D&D character, Archie

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just sayin

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Something I'm working on. Not sure if there will be more but we'll see.

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I really hate this lockdown, I want to be with my girlfriend. I'm literally crying

[lilcowgirl7-deactivated20210223]

I wish I was sitting in a garden w someone I love

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chapter 2 when?

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Anyone want to commission models from me?

[ratspouse]

tom: his name is sonic and he's my friend!

sonic:

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[gm-nekoromancer]

I found a new way to generate landmasses for your dnd games and trpgs or whatever else, fantasy series, etc.

Now you may be familiar with the bean or d20 method, and its a nice method, but I find it sometimes can be odd with its landmassed and the beans can scatter too randomly.

So I present you the tangerine method:

Peel a tangerine then use the pieces how they peel off and arrange them into landmasses of your choosing as above and voila here's your new campaign world.

Bonus you get to eat tasty tangerine foing it too.

[pwbi]

Nice method op

[mzminola]

Oh man this is real nice because the pieces fit together so if you don’t scramble it too much you can keep the lines for continental splits.

[professorsparklepants]

#tangerine pangea

Pangerine? Tangea? Tangerea?

[shinosarna]

Honestly this is... brilliant. All of these pieces were once a single piece mapped onto a sphere, until they were forcibly broken apart, and now they sort of fit togetherm but not fully. Holy crap.

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Hey, so we've just gone into lockdown.

I really need some help here. If anyone can please commission me I would love you forever