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1970’s Floral-Garden Print Bark-cloth Knee-High Platform Boots
Cryptidcore Starterpack
Anything vintage, old Polaroid Cameras, newspapers, old photos, cds and tapes, iykyk
Keeping a book of your research, with sketches, notes, details, newspaper arrivals pasted in the book is just-
Okay- lock picking??? Like- it’s such a specific hobby but it GIVES
BROOO- FLANNELS???? Like- Especially orange or brown flannels. It’s so basic but on brand
A denim jacket or bag with Cryptid patches are simple but nice
Having books on paranormal research, folklore, mushrooms, amphibians, ANYTHING about mystery solving, etc. will do
Cavetown, Mother Mother, Penelope Scott, Nirvana, are good for cryptidcore
Knitted/crocheted sweaters and socks okay-
Being interesting in coins, gardening, mushrooms, amphibians, 90’s tech, drawing, any nature based interest is also great for starting
Cuffed jeans, band t shirts, converse,
I cannot stress this enough… GET👏MORE👏INFORMATION👏ABOUT👏YOUR👏LOCAL👏CRYPTIDS👏
I didn't add a disabled character for diversity I added a disabled character because once you think of "power armor with bladed war crutches" you keep it in the story.
"but isn't buying new limbs at vending machines a staple of the setting? How is he missing a leg?" He's got a developmental disorder. Who cares. His prosthetic foot is an axe with a shotgun in the hilt. We are past this.
Just kidding losers he's a mediation on the literal weaponization of bodily autonomy. You're all pawns in my sick game.
- Did Tasha have many friends here? - Yes. She was especially close to Commander Riker and Lieutenant Worf. And to myself
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION (1987-1994) “Legacy” (4.06)
“6 wings” “2 heads” “6 legs” linocuts from the exhibition “7 maa ja mere taga”
70s Westwood Shirts
Trees by Stanley Donwood
© (c ) copyright 1990-2011 Rebecca Sinclair
See the original HERE
HEY DUDES I MADE THIS FILLABLE go check it out!! i also tweaked the pronouns to make it more inclusive! enjoy~
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Thank you @mechanicalriddle ! Looks Great! :)
Vultures are holy creatures.
Tending the dead.
Bowing low.
Bared head.
Whispers to cold flesh,
“Your old name is not your king.
I rename you ‘Everything.’”
(inspired by another post I saw)
Writing Native Characters/OCs
Don't write your Native characters as dumb, being goofy is ok, but downright stupid isn't.
Avoid the "noble savage" trope; eg. having them be overly serious, aggressive, etc.
On aggression, portraying them as straight up bloodthirsty is very bad, esp for Nahua, Maya, & Mesoamericans in general.
Depicting or calling them "dogs" is very bad, it's a literal slur.
Drawing Native characters with red skin. Warm undertones are fine as long as you don't make them literally red.
Don't draw us with random feathers in our hair, we don't do that.
"Native" isn't a standalone identity, our tribes are far more important than the umbrella "Native".
Natives all look very different, some of us are light, some are dark. There's lot of Black Natives too.
Our living conditions are also diverse. Not all of us live on reservations, most of us are urban.
Don't portray our men as inherently predatory and misogynistic, it feeds into racist propaganda.
Don't portray our women as submissive, sexual, exotic creatures. Very gross.
Don't write us as thieves and criminals, more racist propaganda.
Writing or showing the death of a Native character can be very traumatic for us to see or read, esp if the death is needlessly graphic.
Related, torturing a Native character for shock value is very gross and messed up.
"Savage accent" is gross and racist. Don't write it.
The "Spiritual One" is so tired and unoriginal. (hence the "Native character is introduced with a flute playing in the background)
Our regalia is not casual attire, it's specifically ceremonial. We wear ordinary clothes, if not with some cultural influence, most of the time.
Please don't use us for poverty poor.
Writing us as drug, sex, gambling, addicts is really bad.
Esp avoid them using alcohol and inhalants, it's very stereotypical and are real systemic problems we face.
Using MMIW as a plot point is horrible, I'll hunt you down if you do this.
Having us fall in love with colonizers, don't emulate Pocahontas, that movie was a mistake and so is this trope.
The "special colored eyes/hair" see the Yue and the Water Tribe problem.
Regional/Cultural specific tropes to avoid:
Arctic NA Natives:
Don't us the word "esk*mo". It's a slur.
We aren't all Inuit. Lots of us are Inupiat, Yup'ik, Alutiiq, Athabascan, Tlingit, etc.
Although lots of us do eat meat, but for the love of god don't make that our personality.
Please do research on our names if traditional, no "Tuk Tuk" names or I'll kill you.
Although lots of us are born in Alaska, Canada, and Greenland, not all of us are. I was born in California.
If you are not Arctic NA Native, don't draw our traditional tattoos. They are unique to each tribe and hold significant meaning to them.
We do have parkas but we don't just wear, esp not when it's warmer like summertime, then it's qaspeg/kuspek. Please do research on our attire.
Drawing us with the "closed eyes" caricature.
Plains Tribes:
Carelessly having plains Natives in headdresses is a caricature.
There's lots of different plains tribes, they aren't a monolith.
Not all plain Natives still live in tipis, good god.
This is esp where you need to avoid "savage accent" and red skin.
Stop adding fringe everywhere.
They also aren't running around naked in buckskin loinclths.
(A lot of this also applies to eastern woodlands too. Also eastern woodlands tribes do not live in tipis)
Southwest:
Navajo isn't the only tribe in the southwest.
The "pueblos" are only built by Puebloan tribes, such as Hopi and Zuni. Navajos aren't Puebloan, they don't live in these.
We don't just spend our days just making silver turquoise jewelry.
Don't write about Sk*nwalkers, please don't.
Kokopelli is a Hopi Kachina. He isn't pan-indian.
Central/Mesoamericans:
"Aztec" and "Maya" are not all there is. And they are not the same.
"Aztec" isn't what the people are called, they are Nahua.
They aren't bloodthirsty and in love with violence, stop writing this.
"Evil Priest", "Holy Emperor", "Human Sacrifice", yeah stop all that shit.
There's more Central/South Americans tribes outside of just Mexico.
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