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ways to start feeling again
sit in the sun without anything to do, feel the heat of the rays hit your skin, realize that this sunlight has travelled a very long way to reach you
walk around barefoot and try to feel as much of the ground under your feet as you can, notice every rock and blade of grass
sit quietly for a while and notice the touch of breath in your nostrils, feel how the air gets cooler as you inhale and warmer as you exhale
drive around aimlessly and blast some of your favorite songs, scream/sing along to them and feel the vibrations of your favorite lyrics as they change the air in your throat and around you, feel that the music is healing you from the inside out
stay away from alcohol or drugs for a few days, try to be as aware and present as you can in every moment, stop trying to numb or dull your senses
eat a few meals without any distractions, notice every bite and taste every flavor that covers your tongue, be grateful for it all
look up at the stars and the moon, understand how small we all are and how immense the universe is, realize what a miracle everything is, let your heart swell with amazement and admiration for life itself
ok this is actually cool bc doing all of this is a technique called “mindful thinking” that is extremely useful for people with anxiety disorders and dissociation disorders and stuff!
this is what plays when you’re dying and your life is flashing before your eyes
*puts this on my End Of The World playlist*
Ok @peachcrushedvelvet is 100% accurate but here are several other situations I feel this beautiful creation could apply to
1. End of the world type of experience as noted above by @nero-neptune i.e. meteors falling and people running, things exploding and desperately trying to survive
2. Desperately running through your house avoiding attackers (guns, projectiles, of some type)
3. You’re in a library and you accidentally knock something over which knocks over all of the shaves domino style and you’re running down the hallway with them falling in the background.
Everybody please contribute
4. You finally experience love at first sight, but they’re in the middle of a bank heist and you’re getting caught in the cross fire
5. You’re getting arrested in roller skates at the laundromat
6. Intergalactic space travel in the form of a gay cruise
you are falling off a very tall biulding
7. The world has already ended, humans have been wiped from the face of our planet, save for a few survivors. You are one of those survivors. As you stroll through the streets of an abandoned city, crumbling skyscrapers around you, this echos out of an old school diner whose neon sign still flickers in the dusk.
Sun Goddess for real…
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Furniture Friday #1 : Dining Chairs
This is something new I will hopefully be doing weekly from now on. This series of posts will highlight simple and interesting designs for various kinds of furniture. For the very first week, I decided to start basic, and today I’m going to be sharing some designs for dining room chairs.
First, let’s discuss by far the most common design, simply using stairs as chairs. Available in many materials, and complete with a back already built in, stairs are usable as chairs in most situations.
Many chairs, of course, have arms which stairs clearly lack. Is there a way to add them? Of course there is! There are a number of ways to emulate chair arms using various objects in combination with the classic stair design. Probably the oldest and most used is a model using signs. By placing signs either side of the stairs, you can easily create a chair with arms. This design works best with oak wood stairs, as the colors will match, but it can also look interesting with other materials.
A similar design incorporates trapdoors to do much the same job. As of 1.13, trapdoors come in many different wood materials, allowing them to match much better with more materials than the signs can. This design has higher arms than the signs, and it’s all a matter of personal taste of the builder which they prefer.
However, both of these designs have an inherent flaw- chairs must have a two block space between them, as both signs and trapdoors can only exist one-a-block. Obviously, this can make placing chairs together at a dining table a difficulty. Luckily, other designs combat this problem. The first utilizes a single fence gate. This design works by utilizing the fact that fence gates can be opened to separate into two pieces. By placing a fence gate between two stairs, it can serve as the arms for both. This design is likely the most detailed looking, as the hole in the fence gate leads to an appearance of supports for the arm piece. It has one major downside however, gates will always have two parts, so another design must be used if there is no more chairs on the other side of a chair. Fortunately, if up against a wall of the same color, as shown below, the extra chair arm on the end can be hid against the background.
A design similar in many ways to those above, item frames are unique in that they are not blocks, rather, they are entities. This allows two frames to be placed within one block, allowing chairs to be placed close together, as in the gate design, without an extra piece on the end. Personally, I dislike the color of the frames, and tend to avoid them as arms, but their usefulness in confined space makes them worthy of this list.
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WHY IS DRAWING HANDS SO FUCKING HARD
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you just gotta figure out how to do the mitten thing! (everybody does it differently, so whatever works for you)
make a little mitten shape, a bump for the big thumb muscle, a line for where you want to knuckles to be (and where the fingers end), and you can work out how the hand does hand things~
you can make them more simple or more real, however you want! hands are weird, so don’t worry if they keep looking wrong for a while, once you figure out what works for you, it’ll click. If you practice like 10 or-so basic hand shapes, you can make slight variations on all those, and 10 turns into 20 different hand poses~
Good luck, you can do it, practice until you find your groove, hands are stupid, don’t worry if they don’t look right!
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06/03/2019
some recommended viewing if you have an interest in film theory: > Annihilation—The Art of Self-Destruction > Why Cosmic Horror is Hard To Make > How Guillermo Del Toro Uses Violence > Denis Villeneuve - Crafting Morality Through Mystery > The Meaning of Red in Movies > Eastern Promises: A Study In Bodies > Pan’s Labyrinth: Disobedient Fairy Tale > Colour In Storytelling
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For those who wonder
dnd idea: an 8-ball but it has a d20 in it so you have to shake it and the d20 rises out of the murky liquid to decide your fate
Good news I found the exact opposite object
yall. every magic 8 ball already has always had a d20 inside.
It doesn’t have the numbers on it though so you can’t use it for dnd
thats quitter talk
ME: I try to jump over the gap DM: Roll for acrobatics 8 ball: Not likely DM: you take 97 damage and die
My reply is no
Don’t count on it
My sources say no
Very doubtful
Outlook not so good
Better not tell you now
Cannot predict now
Ask again later
Reply hazy try again
Concentrate and ask again
Outlook good
Most likely
Signs point to yes
As I see it, yes
Yes
You may rely on it
Without a doubt
Yes, definitely
It is decidedly so
It is certain
There ya’ go, nerds
Notes for drawing (and writing) insects
I do something like this almost yearly and it feels like it gets a little longer every time!
Personally I draw either cartoony stuff or hybrid monsters where none of this is mandatory, but here are some of the things I sometimes see missing or inaccurate in insect artwork that was meant to be lifelike, and even if you only do alien, monster or cartoon arthropods, or you don’t make art at all, you might still like to know some of these things!
First off, an insect leg pretty much always has 9 segments. #1, the coxa, is what attaches it to the body and can be a short little “ball” or a whole long piece, but almost always bends DOWN. The last five segments are almost always very short, forming a super flexible “foot” or “tarsus” ending in a set of claws and sticky pads. All spiders have this “foot” as well!
The foot is even still present on the claws of a preying mantis - growing right out of the “sickle” like this, and still used as feet when the mantis walks around or climbs. Basically ONLY CRABS have limbs ending in simple points!
Insects don’t just have side-to-side mandibles at all, but an upper and lower set of “lips” like a duck bill! In some, however, these parts can be very small or even fused solid.
Insects also typically have four “palps” on their head, an upper and lower pair, which evolved from legs and are used to handle food!
Most insects have ocelli, single-lens eyes in addition to their multi-faceted compound eyes.
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Get ready for climate-based Necromancers:
Tropical Necromancers (Beach/Rainforest/Sea)
Prefers skeletal minions with plant-based additions since it’s hard to keep fresh flesh in humid environments.
Although their undead minions are much weaker than those belonging to other Necromancers, the flora ligaments grant skeletons complete movement, flexibility, and camouflage.
Exposure to decomposing flesh and diverse plants leads Tropical Necromancers to pursue healing arts and botany (Necrobotany) - mostly to prevent sickness, disease, and the annoying stench of death.
Arid Necromancers (Deserts)
With a multitude of desert scavengers, it’s hard to collect complete bodies; better to stitch together whatever’s found to create “mix & match” constructs of human and beast.
Due to each minion being unique, Arid Necromancers are the most attached to their Undead - adorning the creatures with jewelry and linen wrap clothing.
Heavy maintenance and the study of compatible body parts leads the Arid Necromancer to practical medical knowledge over healing arts.
The unholy matrimony of mixed bodies attracts enraged spirits. Although a negative, this results in the Arid Necromancer learning Curses.
Tundra Necromancers (Ice/Mountains/Snow)
Colder environments results in sturdier, better preserved (although slower) undead minions.
Due to stronger zombies and the threat of blizzards, it’s common for Tundra Necromancers to gather resources for base building.
With little minion maintenance and a constant supply of zombies from adventurers perishing in the cold, Tundra Necromancers are considered to be very lazy.

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Get ready for climate-based Necromancers:
Tropical Necromancers (Beach/Rainforest/Sea)
Prefers skeletal minions with plant-based additions since it’s hard to keep fresh flesh in humid environments.
Although their undead minions are much weaker than those belonging to other Necromancers, the flora ligaments grant skeletons complete movement, flexibility, and camouflage.
Exposure to decomposing flesh and diverse plants leads Tropical Necromancers to pursue healing arts and botany (Necrobotany) - mostly to prevent sickness, disease, and the annoying stench of death.
Arid Necromancers (Deserts)
With a multitude of desert scavengers, it’s hard to collect complete bodies; better to stitch together whatever’s found to create “mix & match” constructs of human and beast.
Due to each minion being unique, Arid Necromancers are the most attached to their Undead - adorning the creatures with jewelry and linen wrap clothing.
Heavy maintenance and the study of compatible body parts leads the Arid Necromancer to practical medical knowledge over healing arts.
The unholy matrimony of mixed bodies attracts enraged spirits. Although a negative, this results in the Arid Necromancer learning Curses.
Tundra Necromancers (Ice/Mountains/Snow)
Colder environments results in sturdier, better preserved (although slower) undead minions.
Due to stronger zombies and the threat of blizzards, it’s common for Tundra Necromancers to gather resources for base building.
With little minion maintenance and a constant supply of zombies from adventurers perishing in the cold, Tundra Necromancers are considered to be very lazy.