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Let it Brimmed

Tsukishima Kei x F!Reader

911, What’s the emergency? I need someone to reassure me that it’s okay to cry and share the burden with.

Your phone has been buzzing nonstop for the past fifteen minutes. You only glances at it, ignoring the phone call and all of the incoming messages from god knows who.

Insecurity is a bitch, that’s what you know for sure. Your parents somehow always told you that it was your burden alone, and you couldn’t drag people down by showing your weakness.

But sometimes, you just hope that you didn’t have to go through all of this on your own.

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@mr-clean-official

kyousukebei

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Dear Tumblr,

All those posts you see of young artists charging $3, $6, $10 for a drawing because they need help? That’s fucking exploitation, and fuck you if you think it’s reasonable or a “good deal" to pay nickels and dimes to squeeze a full-color original drawing out of some talented, hardworking kid because things are tight, and they can’t afford their textbooks. Or food. They sure as hell can’t afford to make you art for $6.

Instead, stop. And ask them where you can donate. If you can afford a $6 drawing, then you can afford to spend $6 simply to help someone. You don’t need internal organs as payment.

Don’t allow young artists to be exploited.

asieybarbie

this and this some more.

bickpen-blog

I’d go one step further and say: Offer to pay them decent Illustration wages instead if you still want a drawing, say around $20/hour. That way not only will you blow their socks off with your kindness and respect for their abilities, but you will also endow them with a sense of worth that they’re probably hurting for after being surrounded by the sort that makes them feel like their services are so worthless.

Illustration is a professional skill requiring years of training and dedication, regardless if there’s a school involved. If you enjoy that artist’s work and want to help them out, either donate like suggested above or else pay them what their work is worth and pass on the word.

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Basically!

And if someone claims something that took you an hour to draw isn’t worth at least around $10 per hour of work, dont listen to their bullying. To the non-artist, its hard to see the worth in art especially if they didn’t put 10, 5, 2 or even 1 years of solid effort to get to the level of artistic ability there are today.

If the person complaining is still unhappy with the price despite that reasoning? Well let THEM make their own drawing themselves and spend the $10 elsewhere. GL to them getting the level of artistry you have without those years of experience they put behind them!

daggers-drawn

Honestly, I make designs for people for free, but someone offered me $20 for one once and I nearly cried.

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PLEASE TIP ARTISTS.

ESPECIALLY IF YOU THINK THEY ARE UNDERCHARGING.

softhanyou

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phynixmoon

Dark visions!

Who else has read this book! Love this book!

femalerappers

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Lmfaooooooooo this says it all 😂

dontwantthenextcommanderiwantyou

insomniac-arrest

it’s all “accidental hand touch” this and “brief longing gaze” that, where’s my support at for “reaching up and fixing someone’s collar for them” crew??

the intimacy disguised as helpfulness! the lingering contact! the optional subdued “you look nice” as they stand too close!!

expand your pining vocabulary people

charlesoberonn

“You have something in your hair” *strokes their head*

“Feel how warm my hand is” *cups their cheeks*

“You seem a bit tense” *gives them a message*

“What flavor is your lipstick?” *indirect kiss with their index finger*

insomniac-arrest

alternatively: feel how cold my hands are!! *sticks them directly on the back of love interest’s neck*

is Chaotic Bastard Flirting and also valid

maximilianthequeer

“Look how much bigger your hands are compared to mine!” Holds their hand

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fanfiction is so wild cause im like…..ugh im not in the mood to read a book…..i’ll just read an 82k word fic instead……

brawltogethernow

Look…. To start a book… You have to make room in yourself for new characters and worlds. Do I look like I have the emotional energy for that? Do I look like I can trust like that right now? Just show me the things I already know pay good returns on my investment, except I also want to read something new so I guess they can be in a coffee shop this time.

justgot1

This - this is it, you’ve put it into words

olimar

not sure why people don’t automatically say “shapeshifting” when asked what they want their superpower to be. you could become anyone you want. even fictional characters. anyone. cosplay would always be spot-on. dysphoria wouldn’t exist. perfection

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rob a bank and disguise yourself as a stray pen lying on a shelf when the cops come

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there are two kinds of people

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Hey! I'm a new fanfic writer and I have a small problem...I write way fo much conversation and when try to write more descriptions it feels forced and turns out being awful. But when I read other fics it seems so natural! Is there any way I could practice it??? Sorry if this has been asked before.

I write primarily dialogue as well. First of all, don’t feel too bad. That’s just your writing style. It’s no better or worse than anyone else’s.

What works for me when I want to get more description into my chapters is I write them the way that I normally would first. Once I’ve got all of the dialogue and other bits that I usually write down, I go back and fill in more information here and there.

Do I need to describe the location they’re in? Should I add a short paragraph on internal monologue or emotions? Is the atmosphere of the scene clear? What sights and sounds and smells etc. might be important to flesh things out a bit?

I look at each section on its own and put it into the larger context of both the chapter and the full story, and that often helps me fill in gaps that were clear in my head but didn’t make it onto the page.

And of course, you can always get a friend to read things over for you and see if they have any questions or if they think anything is missing :)