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AMERICAN WEREWOLF BIKER CLUB - ttrpg

Being a werewolf isn’t a common occurrence - and living with such a unique disposition in life can lead to a feeling of outcast or otherness. But not for you. You have The Club. Play as werewolves who find and build community in a vast multi-chapter biker club.

Strengthen your pack bonds, overcome obstacles, and celebrate milestones in each location you visit.

With custom character sheets that include empty space to decorate your biker jacket with memories through your pack's adventures through North America.

And a map that can either be printed or used in a VTT, along with an icon to track your pack's travels.

Written by Superdillin and Andre Rivera Art, who also designed the custom character sheets and icons for this game.

Not So Guilty… Pleasures

“Not So Guilty… Pleasures” This project was created out of down time, lack of resources, pure creativity, cardboard paper, and electric tape. Accidentally on purpose. While Assisting another photographer for the day there was some down time for the models. This is what came from that down time in between time. Clothing: Guilty Pleasures “Butterfly Shirt”

Model: Kelci Avlord

Graphics:Will…

More Tunes for your Saturday Afternoon and when the moment is right vibe to this at Night! This weeks cover art is still designed by myself, it is just a contiunation of the Night Sky Theme, so I kept it simple and changed the palette.  Simple yet subtle changes. Night Sky Vol. III  Listen Now via Spotify: [spotify…

Lately EVERYTHING has a label, or some form of branding all over it, and that’s cool to some extent. After all we do choose to buy the product with the type of branding we prefer anyway… or more specifically because who the brand is and how we feel it represents us… Nike, Adidas, Dress shoes, or Sneakers. Whatever the case may be for you, it is ok… … at this particular moment I just had enough.…

Night Sky II... a musical gift from "Me" to "You"

I am “DJ Night Sky“… No, I’m not stepping into the DJ profession, so I probably shouldn’t use the term DJ, but who cares anymore. It’s more about me sharing the music that moves me… and hopefully parts of you will start to move too. For the cover, I chose a more simple graphic style, because I when I think of colors…. images then start mesh with colors as the lyrics come forth, but once the…

From January to March the Akamai Wellness Book Club read Get Some Headspace.  The author, Andy, is a former Buddhist monk and now he’s considered a mindfulness meditation expert. He was busy, sometimes worried, and tired.  He used his own personality to design a program of mindfulness that can easily fit into anyone’s daily routine.  

Andy’s idea is 10 minutes a day can make a world of difference and in the book describes the exercise and techniques.  He uses images of a busy street or a body of water to help us understand his techniques. He also included research on the benefits of meditation.

The club’s conversation easily flowed for an hour.  Most of the time was spent on our own experiences with meditation.  One member shared that she finds the best time is after work and before we start doing our after-work stuff like cooking, cleaning, and going to the gym.

The things we didn’t like about the book was that it was frustrating to finish.  Practicing techniques is built into the book and the author encourages the reader to stop reading and try to technique.  For us, it made it hard to keep us on track with reading and we felt like we couldn’t sit down and enjoy the book.  Lesson learned!  There will be no more books that make us practice things while reading!

The club agreed that it made us think more about how we can fit meditation in our lives, what keeps us from doing it, and considering ways to make changes so that we can do it more often.

Having enough spare time to read a book might feel like a luxury, but making that time helps create much needed balance in our lives.  The Akamai Wellness Book Club ­gives you the option to participate in live discussions or through a virtual, no-obligation discussion.

Quarterly the club meets for an hour through video conference or conference call.  Between the time the book is announced and the meetings, participants can read on their own and share thoughts by tweeting using the hashtag #AWBC (Akamai Wellness Book Club).

Yes, there are time frames, deadlines, and check ins but the point of the club is to promote balance and health through reading good books.  Participants won’t feel overwhelmed.  In fact, at our first club meeting participants confessed that they hadn’t finished the book and despite that, conversation flowed for an hour.

Here’s how it works: 1. Every quarter, I will compile a list of 4-6 books. 2. The club participants get to vote on what should be read for that quarter. 3. I will be reading along, too, and will check in twice via email and more frequently by posting my own insights about the book on Twitter. 4. Participants are encouraged to respond to the comments but it’s perfectly fine to just read the book on your own. 5.  A live discussion will be organized for participants.