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About feathers and swords.
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not even smth i personally get turned on by, but "typhus+cultist-bug-amalgamation" was too conceptually interesting to let up. will upload to twt within the day if im brave enough
Do you have any specific resources that you use for painting accurate armor (and maybe ones that don't just show the pieces statically but in movement)? I really admire your knight paintings and would love to draw some knights as well but I'm struggling with finding references that are good and not ai generated. Thanks so much!
hello! There are plenty of resources for armour, although I will underline that the armour I draw is not accurate by many measures. That being said: 1. for movement I cannot recommend video formatted resources enough. There are plenty of historical armour channels, where they show process of putting on armours so you will not only see clasps, layers, but also they usually showcase the movement on specific pieces! My go to is Alex The History Guy on youtube to see all sides of armours. Dequitem does historical non-choreo combat videos, where you can see a lot of the movement too! Aegis Armour also posts great videos of showing movement of individual pieces of armour 2. armouries! European Armour Catalog my love <3 , also Royal armouries has some of the pieces showcased on their website. On bluesky at least there are historical enthusiasts also who will share zipfiles of photo collections they have taken during their visit to armouries...so keep a lookout for those! 3. historical references. Manuscripts are a good place to get a feel of accurate armour and how it was worn - but you usually have to do cross-study with other resources to understand how those pieces realistically look like. Knight effigies are likely the best way to get good feel of accurate armour and how it looked like - effigies were made to resemble a dead knight in his getup. ....and more! There are plenty ways to find references for armour without any ai involved! But these are what I'm using currently :)
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its gay asf for a man to be a paladin....who are you laying hands on? other men?
Today I share with you bronze rats from the Meiji period.
at least now we know why he has yet to return when Britain is in peril
ONE OF MY FAVORITE VIDEOS EVER
When I was a kid watching tv was idiot coded and nerds read books, but now scrolling shortform videos is considered braindead behavior and watching tv means you're some kinda intellectual. You might think this shifting assessment of media's consumers might make readers into absolute super geniuses, but no. Only perverts read now.
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fool me once shame on you. fool me twice shame on me. fool me three times this has gotta be a sex thing for at least one of us
can you guys just kill each other in the other room please
3 mutuals rb the same post in a row and u have to pick who to rb it from and it locks ur game into their ending of the game