#arins-butt

[thatadhdfeel]

Umm so I just got new shaving cream and I thought "what if I shaved my legs" and the adhd focus thing took over and I couldn't stop. I ended up shaving both of them. it took like an hour and I was very proud of my hairy legs. what have I done???

i tried 2 figure out a witty answer to this ask but ur icon distracted me too much bc ben platt is too precious

[everythingfirealpaca]

Would you guys mind boosting my artist advice blog? It's @artists-avenue and I'm currently looking for mods

No problem, here you go: https://artists-avenue.tumblr.com

However, you might want to consider adding more details or a “hook” to the currently empty blog - what is the focus that is going to keep you, any moderators, and readers coming back to the blog, long-term?

You say “artist advice”; do you intend the advice to cover anatomical studies, colour theory, canvas stretching, paint mixing, promoting and selling your art, layout, lighting, textures, drawing from reference, choosing/using brushes?

Will you cover analogue art - oils, watercolours, acrylic, charcoal, or other? What about photography, sculpture, glass and ceramic art, found objects art, performance art?

If digital, will you focus on any specific software or platform? Does that include fractals, animation, 3D, image processing, image manipulation, image restoration? Vector, raster, pixel art, printing issues?

Will you have a thematic or framework focus? Landscapes, portraits, surrealism, animals, comics, realism, colours, political caricatures, My Little Pony fan art, zen art, still life?

You might also want to list your own strengths and coverage, and what parts you need other moderators to cover (for example, if I recall correctly, when I and Squishy were fortunate enough to join EFA, Ani already had general and Mac issues well covered and was looking for moderators with more Windows and Android experience).

I would also strongly suggest you start regularly adding your own content to the blog (and specifically contribute your own original content or advice, not only reblogs or copy-paste content), even before you get any other moderators or questions. If you are offering advice to other people, presumably you have an area of expertise you can start with.

A few weeks or months of content will demonstrate that you have the dedication and interest and knowledge to continue, and this is not a one-off Sunday afternoon boredom thing, that you are willing to provide months and possibly years of quality advice. For example, from the very beginning of EFA, Ani was already posting original FireAlpaca tips, news, and FireAlpaca art, as well as answering questions. Good content will attract interest.

Best of luck!

-Obtusity

[legendofgrump]

Brian could also be like the janitor in scrubs. kinda sadistic and all the fans think he's a figment of Danny's imagination for like the first 2 seasons.

I haven’t seen scrubs but yeah I think that’s kinda what I was thinking when I made the post~ everyone is like “Danny talks about this guy all the time but we’ve never SEEN him so he’s probably not even a real person” until he shows up one episode for like a big reveal or whatever

[alexangery]

you are probably the furthest you could be from me. I'm from cirginia. the fuck, m8

im running for president of earth. first law: distance is illegal. everyone is closer now. amazing

[kipperos]

How do I get people to notice my art blog. I have 8 followers and 5 of them are porn blogs. I just wanna interact with people and take drawing requests.

(hopefully this isnt too long, i tried to really summarize it)

ok so like i think what works p well is to make sure you put the first 5 tags as whats actually in the post/art (e.g. the character, fandom, etc) because that’s where it’ll show up when people search the tag, and then from there tag whatever else should be. that’ll get more people to actually see the content that you make! posting frequently shows that the blog is still up and active too! You can also try posting your art to other sites so you can reach a wider audience. 

I also recommend trying out new styles! even if theyre completely accidental, if u like what u drew then post it if you want! by trying out new stuff i think the chances of gaining an audience is bigger, and it also shows what people like to see.

Thaaaaat aside, just remember that it does take time to get more followers! sometimes even with lots there might not be alot of requests, but even so all you can really do is keep doing what you like despite that!:^)

[help-mypartner]

Help I keep daydreaming about my partner in a suit and it's seriously keeping me from working

[help-mypartner]

Help my partner says he's the dom in the relationship and I refuse to admit he's right