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Shane knew how to work with what he had on hand - for both his motorcycle and his clothes.
My entry for the cosmetic contest this year! I felt like it'd make sense for Shane to have to mend his clothing and maintain his motorcycle while out on the road during his investigation. Features patches made from other clothing items he owns as well as accessories inspired by Anishinaabe designs.
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Plain Text:
evil horse: go eat this delicious apple
eve: what the fuck is that!!!!
adam: oh thats a horse we havent invented those yet
this student is studying historical texts translated into braille!
everyone... meet my oc Cedric! he's witty, nerdy, loves history, and sometimes his sister Ever's only supporter. he's blind and can only see light/shadow. he's fluent in braille, and uses a white cane to navigate. he also has a boyfriend called Perdito!
for this one i wanted to show a variety of types of history. it's not just white western history that should be told! that's why i included a range of cultures in the background - see which ones you can spot without checking the image description!
which subject shall i do next?
theatre
music
biology
backgroundless and only background versions under the cut!
Hey, just in case you ever feel like your work doesn't affect the "real world", here's a church I drove by while traveling recently
[Image description: A photo, taken through a car window, of a sidewalk signpost in front of a large stone church. The narrow, horizontal, banner hanging on the signpost is black with white lettering, and reads: Happy Disability Pride Month. The lower left corner of the banner is filled in with the diagonal colored stripes of the Disability Pride Flag. Description ends]
Nice!
(Though I'm not sure if there's a ramp leading into church, alongside those entry stairs. Maybe it's blocked from view by that other car in the photo)
Shaving as a Trans Man
[Image Description: A comic strip portraying a TransMasc character and their feelings with shaving their face.
The first panel shows him sad, on his knees crying, in front of the scribbles and lines that represent a shaved off beard and mustache. Top text: “you shaved.” Bottom text: “NOOOOOOOO”.
The second panel shows him daydreaming and blushing about him shaving for the first time. The thought bubble contains him with shaving cream on his face with a razor in their hand, and next to them is the trans flag. Top text: “But you shaved like a man.”
The third last panel shows him with a sad expression and a tear going down his cheek on the right. With a low opacity Korean reaction image of a drawn guy on his knees crying and whaling almost like how the character was doing in the first panel. Top text: “and it’s not like they gender you correctly anyway (unfortunately)” End of Image Description]
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fun fact: when you make something like an analysis or theory about a video game and, whether it's in written or video format, include an image or clip from the game, it costs nothing to briefly describe the image and transcribe/read out any relevant text.
instead of saying "then they say this!" and putting in a screenshot of dialogue, you could read out the dialogue (video format) or add a short image description (written format).
when you, for example, compare two images, you can describe with words the similarities, instead of merely saying "doesn't that look similar?"
some people cannot see clearly or at all, and it's only a tiny bit of extra effort to pay attention to these things.
[Image description from ALT: Meme image of a cat doing thumbs up and saying "i love accessibility". End ID.]
same type of sentence
[ID in alt.]
sending stuff like this to my non-deltarune-fan friends without explanation
[ID: Screenshot of a short-form video with the text: "Guys did you know that if you hue shift Kris [minus] 66 on FireAlpaca they turn green". The paused video shows Kris's dark world standing sprite in FireAlpaca next to a small window where one can adjust hue, saturation and brightness. The other two are centered at zero, while hue is at minus 66. As the poster stated, Kris has been turned green. /End ID.]
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