I have been MIA due to work and just...maybe some mild drepression.
Still working on the fic! Just finished a new synopsis outline, so I am hoping to get some segments written tomorrow. Really want to focus on some Raha x Infa x Seph fluff.
But...I think I also need to re-evaluate my motivation and what it is I wish to tell a story about without becoming perfectionist about what I write. This started with me writing cringe on purpose and rewriting it, but it has evolved so far beyond what it started out as that I need to just stop and write what I want to write again, albeit in a new setting.
Yeah. I think I will go back to the other fic versions and just start cutting and pasting so i am not just starting over again.
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Ehehehe nice nice >:P This is gonna be a long one probably so prepare for rambling under the read more:
3: My obsession with anything high fantasy; I was always surrounded by dragons and mysticism when I was little (and my folks were always encouraging of my imaginative play, even when it involved their probably very breakable in the hands of a young child ornaments), so pretty much anything I do now I can't stop myself from adding a little magic to it, especially involving long, epic quests and old civilizations.
4: Character design. I like designing characters but deciding their looks and outfits and general appearance is always the hardest part especially when I don't have a particular aesthetic or idea I want to do with them.
(Phoenix and Lucius were easier to design for me bc I had a particular aesthetic/theme to base their appearances off, while a character like Conall or Serendel are harder because they don't really have a design category like that hjfdhj)
6: Oh lots of things, probably. I know I've started favouring chunky lineart instead of my old thin/fuzzy lines based off @yoshiyakiryu's art style, And my current anime-esque style is probably subconsciously drawing influence from any number of them I watched as a kid; Naruto, Bleach, Vampire Knight, Wolf's rain- who knows for sure jhfgdjh
To be honest, I don't really retrospect my style much so this question is hard for me to answer myself, would be interested in seeing what influences other folks can see in my art though :P
7: Anything involving physical mediums. Any sort of sculpting, smithing, embroidery, sewing, hacking ect. Not that I wouldn't give em a go if I could, I just don't have the space for that sort of thing at the moment, and I don't have the spatial awareness of how things look three dimensionally to do something like wood/stone carving jhdfghj
Tattoos are another one, I love the aesthetic of them and the skill behind them.
10: Swooshies and capes/cloaks. Folds are fun, easy way to make characters look epic (and a convenient excuse to hide parts you don't want to draw) :P
But recently I'm also going into my slut art era so lots of collars and earrings and other accessories with tight fitting cropped tops and short bottoms so ayyy
29: Paints and crayons; on one hand they're easy to use, but on the other I just don't really like that I can never get them to do what I want them to, so they're fun to work with but not something I feel drawn towards :V
30: Hah, honestly I think all my works get about the amount of attention I'm happy with for the 'reach' I have :P Most of it is fan art for a small fandom, or original art, and I'm a small-follower-amount account so I was never gonna get large numbers, so shrugging off that expectation has at least let me be happier with the attention my art does get.
Sure, it's normal to be a little bitter when your art doesn't get the attention you wish it would, or if you have other arty friends who get more, but I personally found constantly focusing only on what I wasn't getting instead of what I had managed was a big contributor to why I was so. Art blocked.
I'm not 100% there yet, but I've started getting ideas again that at least trigger a little bit of a spark (even if I don't end up doing anything with them jhsfhj), so it's baby steps :P
Molly Lamb is a young black sheep from Baton Rouge who works as a ‘gopher’ on the Warner movie lot. She prefers to stay behind the scenes but loves joining in for a musical number given the chance. Molly is a ‘never scene, never heard’ type of gal who only really makes herself known on stage, which even then is rare. She wants to stop being shy but she prefers it, she really needs to get a grip. She attends Reaper High and is trying to get out of her shell but finds it hard to socialize with her peers. If it wasn’t for her ability to not be heard DESPITE WEARING A BELL, being able to pull coffee/objects out of thin air and that she’s anthropomorphic sheep, people would wonder why she’s even in Toon Hall. She is also in Creation Station classes such as musical theater and dance. Her sophomore through senior years at Reaper High, Molly became a spectator for just about every sport. This really brought her into the spot light.
Voiced by Andrea Libman with Fluttershy’s voice but with a slight Louisianan accent
She is absolutely smitten with Yakko, it’s so bad that she will baa laugh
Think when a girl snorts laughs but replace the snort with sheep noises
Her crush on Yakko isn’t that special since she is in love with just about everyone
Runs on all fours
No one produced by Warner really knows who she is, despite that she has met them all multiple times on set
Knows your coffee order, lunch order and snack preferences just by looking at you
Loves spinning her shorn wool into yarn and loves to knit with it
Started a knitting club but no one joined until Mabel joined RH
Polishes her hooves regularly
Secretly reads/writes doujinshi of everyone in school and would sooner jump into an Ace Chemical vat than admit it
@croxovergoddess I hope this makes you even a lil happy 🥺👉👈
Just rearrange my living room and found that my desk fit perfectly into this little knook in the corner. Please ignore the mess as I put the stuff on there to more lol. I also thought it would be so cool to string some lights up and had my umbrella that needed a home. After playing with it I came up with this look, that I am quit happy with. If you can already tell my living room had an oriental theme to it. Which is a hint / foreshadowing to my next weekly planner video coming soon. 😉
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The La Quinta Library, part of the Riverside County Library System, has a unique library that expands into a MakerSpace. It is called the Creation Station, and it is operated by MakerSpace professionals and funded by both the City of La Quinta and the Riverside County Library System. It is a unique space that offers very cheap memberships to have access to all its equipment. General membership is $50/year, students and military its $10/year, and for all educators it is free. It is a cheap and affordable resource that gives you access to Cricut, 3D printers, sewing machines, laser cutting, sublimation printing, and more. The Creation Station offers workshops to educate their communities on how to use and make their own stuff. People can learn a skill that could be useful for everyday life or for small business owners. They also have a MakerSpace Camp in the summer, where kids are invited to learn and have hands-on experience with tools and various technologies. The Creation Station can be found inside the La Quinta Library. There are staff trained specifically for MakerSpace who run that part of the library. They have their own separate funding and call their own shots on what they need. It expands on the services libraries can offer to their communities. Libraries across the country are evolving and implementing their own MakerSpaces. It has become part of an expectation when visiting a library to have some sort of MakerSpace nowadays. It is a great addition to shaping libraries as third spaces for the community.
