Oval shaped painting made with acrylic markers depicting an animal shaped ancient water jug. The colors of the jug are light brown, red, yellow and black with light blue water which is coming from the animals mouth. The water also comes from the back where there is an opening. The jug is decorative with random patterns and a big red flower in the middle of it. The background is white with yellow flowers and water droplets.
"We think" I'd argue they didn't think in the first place
This makes sense but it's so funny that this replicates the "back in my day.." rethoric.
I'm imagining a white dude saying "back in my day being a FASCIST meant SOMETHING". Cause right now it just means being racist and ignorant, they're not aspiring to something at all. An idea of a dream.
Would you mind if I steal this for my sticker collection?
Xbox consoles went up in price
Who even buys an Xbox nowadays lol
Got 3 monitors to maximise procrastination.. You do you
Sis get off TikTok, I can give you Youtube channels to watch if you'd like
Sorry you had to go through that.
The boomer shooter genre seems to be a favourite of right wingers. I've seen similar things for Selaco and other games.
Some people called Doom the dark ages woke I think? Don't even remember why
cato institute analysis of murders by political ideology since 1975, excluding 9/11
Short>big makes the most sense. Knowing you, you can postpone the big one without it remaining in the "to do" folder and will give you more time to cook
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I think about this post every single time I'm stuck at work when it's rainy or snowing.
I caught up today with some game reviews from Quinn's Quest on youtube.
I don't even play TTRPGs but he made me a proud owner of a Wildsea copy lol
“It’s worth it to have a cost of, unfortunately, some gun deaths every single year so that we can have the Second Amendment.”
The most ironic part is the one where he said, I'm going to paraphrase: "we need gun freedom. Some people might die due to it, but it's a necessary evil".
Guess what Charlie :)
He's been awfully quiet since he got shot though
Damn Lily these came out stunningly! I love the colors on the postcard
These things (socials) take loads of money from investors to stay afloat. And hateful content/engagement makes more money short term.
It sucks that it's meant to be a place to both promote your work and to engage with your fanbase, barely doing the former.
Well, these are not technically for work..
Oh, hey.
Visa and Mastercard now say you can't pay for WoW. Magic the Gathering. FFXIV. DnD. Lord of the Rings. Because they're all "adult" content against their ToS just for being "fantasy".
Let that sink in.
Spread this like wildfire and have people in those circles call them. No quarter.
I mean yeah it's going great.
Can't you see the political & social webbing Elon and the american Nazis are building there?
It's going to fall off at the first sight of disagreement, but it's there nonetheless when they need it
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It's the capitalistic nature that we live in.
It can be hard to believe this, but even if your art is "scattered" (whatever meaning you want to give it), you're doing it for the love of it.
People are buying because they resonate with it.
Sorry that it's not paying the bills atm. It will get better
I don't know if statistically it's true. But artistically, you're making the things that are in sync with you.
Any artist makes something new cause "the thing I want or how I want it like is not around"
They will never, Hollow Knight probably doesn't sell enough for them either way
a flower monster
What I observed is that realistic games can be often forgettable. A stylish game, no matter how bad it is, will remain in your memory. A realistic game that is bad? I can forget them in a matter of minutes
If you're an indie developer, you should hang this screenshot on your wall and use it as inspiration to never give up
That could be the catchphrase though
We will nave to see i guess..
Small brass butterfly.
The underside of the butterfly, which has little pockets to store sewing needle packets. The underside of the wings are decorated with two plates. One carries an inscription of the drapers company: "Copestake, Moore, Crampton & Co. - London." The other has a gilded head of Minerva, the Roman goddess of wisdom, art, trade, and war.
The butterfly can be folded up, like how a butterfly flaps its wings.
A close-up of the butterfly's wings.
Beautiful 1860s Victorian butterfly, which was used to store small packets of sewing needles on the underside of the wings. This was a collaboration between a London-based drapers company and a sewing needle manufacturer. On exhibit at Tatter Blue, a Brooklyn textile museum.
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