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when the ogre I hired to guard the castle complains that the longsword I gave him requires a level of control and finesse he isn't used to

simplefanatic

Big ass pants and long ass skirt, my favorite flavors of kris

alien-bottle

Queer people

iskander-tm

guns and roses

dmnitcernos

BLELLOW PORTRAITS

Redrew my Blellow portraits with more details. How are we feeling about these designs guys?

buhbahbuh

Ladies and gentlemen but mostly ladies….

Happier Days

JENNY MATH!!

Her favorite color is red.

Worlds Beyond Number tarot 1/3 - next card design on Monday! @quiddie

moltensmusings

I think my favorite thing about Aabria as a player is how willing she is to play a woman who makes choices people won't like. Laerryn blighting the tree, Suvi standing firmly in her indoctrination and ego for so much of worlds beyond number, thaisha being incredibly proud/confident and living a life void of connections to specific people because the world is her love.

And the many, many choices they make over their stories that can be so frustrating and stressful. Genuinely it makes for such amazing story telling and character growth. I think it's a thing that often comes with being a DM previously because I feel that Matt is similar with Julien and how much he acknowledges Julien is unlikable and a dick intentionally.

But aabria plays such deeply flawed women who grow and change, who are strong and refuse to break or bend because someone believes they should. It's truly a treat every time she graces a table to see what she's cooked up.

usernamedgaia

I was working for big corpo when I got my brain injury. A lot of things changed but what I didn’t think about was how it would affect my art. Fortunately my drawing ability didn’t suffer too much, but my ability to write was damaged to a degree that it took me about 15 minutes to write this sentence.

Writing used to come so easily for me, but I was determined to make the project I had been working on a reality, despite the brain trauma. So I wrote what I could, slowly. Very slowly.

Eventually I had enough written for a few pages. I have difficulty parsing information, and I can’t really tell if what I’m writing makes any sense unless I receive confirmation from an outside source. So I went online to get feedback. I got back one of the best comments I’ve ever read.

”I know a brain injury is a very frustrating thing--needing to relearn a skill you had before and being forced to do it in a new way is incredibly difficult and sometimes scary. But I think working on this sort of thing will help that process a lot. Even if your new writing has a slightly different voice or a different feel than your old writing, you can develop that voice and make it into something just as effective.”

There was more to the comment, but this section in particular was something I needed to hear at the time. It gave me the hope that I could continue, and possibly recover a little of what I lost. And even if I can’t, I can still use what I have to make the things, despite knowing they’re different than how things used to be.

With that said, here are the story boards for the opening of AETU