#gpose.

[dawntread-moved]

i want you to make me a promise.

[xivgenesis]

Believe Open your heart Never give up Destiny rewritten

― by isorawrites (@xivgenesis)

Happy Birthday, @mimble-sparklepudding! I only came across your nameday post just now, oops; I hope I'm not too late with the well wishes. I really love your collection of fun and thoughtful ask questions, and thank you for being kind and supportive of various creators in the community.

When it comes to platonic/friendship pair, the holmesians—Sora and Yiuno—are the first that come to my mind, especially since they are the main characters of my fanfic project. Their relationship was as rocky as the journey they set out on, each of them struggling with their self-identity, inner demons and fears, but they eventually come to terms with who they are and are now close friends whom they know they can entrust their backs to one another.

[liightsin]

fun in the sun? count her in.

[dawntread-moved]

not a lot, just forever

[dawntread-moved]

[dawntread-moved]

YROH'A ... ? that's not a made up name, is it?

ah - ! ah, no. it's my mother's, you see ...

( VIERAPRIL, DAY 1: Hello )

happy vierapril!! and if you're reading this, welcome! i figured i'd use the first day as a sort of intro to my blog + my hopes for vierapril.

the tl;dr is i started playing FFXIV not long after dawntrail launched - and i'm not there yet, but i did at least finish endwalker - and i completely fell in love with this game. my WOL and the main character i'll be posting this month, yroh'a, was originally my SWTOR oc ported over to FFXIV. but then over time, they became their own character, and so they got their own name to celebrate!

yroh'a is technically a viera/miqo'te (well, technically technically shetona/keeper miqo, if we want to get super specific) but leans more on the viera side because i don't feel like messing around with cabbit tails.

i want to use vierapril as a chance to grow my gpose skills and get some fun pictures of my blorbo out of it.

this first entry is based on some prior experimentation i've done to get a little bit more ambitious, and in so doing (+ with some frantic googling) i figured out some do's and don'ts about which axes to use for which bones and so on - no more weird screwed up elbows!! well, okay, if you've a keen eye you can see one of the elbows is still screwed up because i only figured out how to avoid that after i finished that one and had to try to fix it after the fact, to little avail. but lessons learned for next time!

[dawntread-moved]

these two are going to cause me lasting emotional damage

(astor, left, belongs to @tiredassmage)