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Goodreads: "Because you are currently reading Dracula, you may enjoy 1984 by George Orwell"
I'm not entirely sure how those two connect

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Sawyer must've faked being dramatically sick to get Jack's attention more than once
Jack falls for it almost always. though one time Sawyer is hurt for real, and Jack is so sorry he didn't believe him right away
the annoying mean gorgeous blonde is such an attention whore
until Jack gets enough and goes full on Darcy "in vain have I struggled, this will not do-"
and then- well, yknow.
ughhh i have so many books i need to read so badddddd
Iâm absolutely obsessed with this pin I got from SquadronGoals!!!! I think theyâre sold out so Iâm really glad I got one đ âşď¸
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" figuring out how to âflattenâ 3D objects so that I can make them out of paper" - did you just trial and error your way through that one, or did you have any resources that you used? bc i am coming to realise my spatial reasoning in that area is at negative values which is real awkward for someone who does 3d crafts and i have no idea what to do about it đ¤Ż
I usually start with trial and error and then if I get REALLY stuck, I'll google a really basic (like... primary school) geometry tutorial for the biggest/flattest shape of the object I'm working with. Anything with circles is my biggest weakness because you just need to math circles and I hate it. I also do a lot of building objects upward instead of outward? Like, making a relief, rather than trying to build a hollow object, for me, is easier, because I can see layer by layer where the next pieces need to be adjusted. Apparently thatâs not the ~traditional~ way to do things, but I really like dimensional papercraft lightboxes and stuff that use that technique, so, whatever.
From my ig --
The ~mystical cabinet~ on the left, I made with more traditional flat âcarpentryâ (or like, singular pieces, cut to size and scale, and then assembled... itâs wrinkly because I used the wrong type of sealant afterwards UGH).
But this decorative door and doorframe, I made as a relief (itâs 26 layers iirc at its thickest) and it turned out WAY better, especially in terms of being sure that everything was sized correctly because I could make adjustments as I went. The cabinet is squared off properly and everything, but it was a lot more stressful to make. The way that I put the door and the frame together âshouldâ have been done with flat building, probably, but it works for what I want the way I did it, so Iâm fine with it.
And then this 1:144-scale (one inch = twelve feet) dollhouse for my dollhouse is a combo of both, I made the shell using flat geometry or whatever but then all of the detailing is done in layers of relief instead of trying to fit them into the actual build because I. donât know how. Also the dormer windows and the gable or whatever itâs called were THE WORST to try to flatten out and then also make super tiny. THE WORST.

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quick watercolor doodle of hellfell sans~ keep hearing this song and this song over and over again omggg I CANT STOP (pls i need my calm and angst playlist bUT WHERE IS IT I CANT FIND IT)
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it took me a while to see the coin and realise how tiny that dollhouse is omg you're a wizard. i'm totally with you on the relief part being easier, i use that wherever possible but i've run into having to be able to figure out flat geometry at times with ceramic work and my brain just literally blue screens. but you know this is super helpful and validating though, there are ~other ways to do things and they are equally good
I learned a lot from watching the furniture tutorials that Bentley House Minis did on YouTube -- she's a trained architect, so I feel like maybe her explanations would work for full-size things/ceramics too? She explained the way and rationale of finding your biggest flat surface and then "unfolding" the other facets from there really well, especially on her '50s Stove and '50s Fridge videos!