Jul 23, 2017
Whats you favorite idea？ Mine is being creative!
Mine is imagination!
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Whats you favorite idea？ Mine is being creative!
Mine is imagination!
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When you get this, please respond with five things that make you happy. Then send it anonymously to the last ten people in your notifications. :)
There are a lot of things that make me happy, so it’s kinda hard to choose lmao.
1: Reading2: Drawing3: Dragon Age4: Making oc5: Movies
Thanks for reminding me we had leftover sketti luv ♡
lol you’re welcome! :>
about raw tomatoes: i don't eat cucumbers bc i feel like only fruits should have so muh water. Why do you not eat raw tomatoes? :D
It’s mostly the texture that gets me. I hate the slimy feel, that and they taste like metal to me.
Sup nerd, how 'bout 45?
45: A character you no longer use?
Eeeyyy
There are a lot of characters I no longer use, many of which are Neopets that have been around since early elementary school. Though I have repurposed some of those, such as Ahellium/Ravenwing/Firothelm and Vayastia.
Some others are really old anime oc for various series such as Naruto, Bleach, ect. Others were for a story I was working on around 6th grade that was about dogs and some huge journey that they went on or something. I also have a bunch of little misc oc that I made just for the fun of making an oc or on a whim.
There are even more that make up three separate stories called ‘Epidemic’ which was about zombies, ‘The Art of Falling’ which was about angels, fallen angels and demons, and then ‘Lost Time’ which was about a guy who lost his memory and how he gets it back.
All of which I planned on working on at some point but they just didn’t get off the ground, if fact Epidemic and The Art of Falling didn’t make it past the planning stage. Though Lost Time has about four chapters in it I think?? Once I got to that point I just lost the inspiration for it, but I’m still fond of the characters in it and I’d like to repurpose them sometime down the line for something else.
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Wasn't there a time we added "underwater" to basket weaving class? Idk if I just imagined that but it sounds like a thing that happened.
There was! I don’t remember why it became underwater basket weaving though.
when you get this, reply with 5 things that make you happy, then send it to the last 10 people you have notes from in your activity! :) <3
Sorry it took me so long to answer this.
1: My friends 2: My family3: Cats 4: Monster boys 5: Sweets
How did you make that cardboard sculpture!? With the letter and number, it looks amazing
Thank you, I’m glad that so many people like it!
So first off I did a bunch of thumbnails of different letters and numbers like so (these ones are the thumbnails of the R and 7), the design I settled on is circled (and ignore the Kaneki doodle lol)
Once I had decided on that, I needed to figure out how big I wanted it to be, which I can’t remember the exact measurements, but the finished sculpture was pretty big.
(Here’s a good example of how big it is, and that’s just the top half. Heck the base is bigger than my head in the picture.)
After I had decided the measurements I sketched the basic shape on cardboard sheets and then cut out I 12 copies based from of the original sketch with a box cutter for the smaller bits and a large buzz saw in the studio room.
After I had cut out all of the shapes I played around with different placements, and once that was decided I put the whole thing together with hot glue. Lots and lots of hot glue. Like a whole bag of hot glue gun sticks wow.