#bingo template

feel free to fill it out!! Reblog or @ me if you do, I w4nna see yalls card hehe!!

Bingo time! I noticed there isn't a lot going around for Szpd so I made my own. Please tag me or hit reblog so I can see your results :)

I want to make more fanart this year, so I set up this template to motivate myself. My goal is to get at least one bingo by the end of the year.

If anyone wants to join I would be happy! :)

No rules, just whatever makes you motivated to create art of the things you love and admire. Art doesn't have to mean drawing. Fanart doesn't mean the thing you are a fan of has to be famous.

Bonus Points if you tell us about what you like about your subject in the caption.

OK WAIT one rule. Absolutely no fucking AI. Use your biological intelligence babes!!

I have made some Bingo Bongo card templates for the upcoming show: Lars of the Stars. Lars little catchphrase is Bingo Bongo. So, why make just Bingo Cards when I can also make a Bongo Card to go with them?

I hope that they are a bit self explanatory but in case they aren't here is how I sort of picture them working:

You have a BINGO card for event-, lore-, and plot-type predictions: characters unfusing, backstory reveals, finding out what things mentioned in the show that we never found out about are, lore drops, etc.

The BONGO cards are for character predictions: Cameos of old characters, new gems, gems we only heard of but never seen before, variants of gems we know, townies, etc. It's why I used background from Kindergartens for the BONGO card templates: that's were new gems are made. Hence that is where some characters come from.

I might be able to go see the movie on Thursday so I made a Bingo! (I made the list of most of the ideas here a few days ago, before any premiere)

Have some template as well to make one too + more explanation on each cases under the cut!

Anyone who wants to fill out a Resolution Bingo themselves can do so with this year's template (above). Remember that it's not about getting all 24 things done this year; it's just about setting goals and generally working to get at least one bingo.

There are no hard rules for Resolution Bingo, but I've done this for a number of years and I have some guidelines/suggestions that will make your Resolution Bingo experience generally more effective.

Guidelines/Suggestions:

-- Don't put anything down that requires you to do it every day/once a week/once a month. The reason for this is if you miss one of your days/weeks/months, you could get discouraged and not want to do it for the rest of the year. So, instead of "write in my journal every day" you could try, "write 5 journal entries," instead. This gives you a tangible goal to accomplish that doesn't require you forming a new habit and sticking to it.

-- In a similar vein, don't set nebulous goals like, "Get healthy." Instead, break those bigger goals down into smaller tasks that you can quantify. For example, "run a marathon" or "learn 3 new nutritious recipes" or "set up a therapy appointment" are more tangible goals that will still help you in the larger goal of getting healthy.

-- Be mindful of your resources/ability to do something. In the past, I've put things down that require money, and sometimes it's outside of my financial range, so those squares are basically dead squares unless I come into money.

-- Include stuff that's fun as well as goals you'd like to make. I always include things like, "Go see X number of shows," or other fun things I want to do that I don't always remember to make time for in my day to day. It's a lot easier to justify getting out and having fun when it's for your bingo!

And that's about it! To be clear, everyone can use this template for free. You can send it to your friends for free. You can edit it so it's a different color. You don't have to credit me, but obviously I appreciate it if you do!