I would ask you to please consider that all of you do add up to a non-negligible chunk of traffic. And we are rapidly slipping into that space where people think because their footprint is smaller than a corpos, it'll be fine. Esp for Their One Thing.
Not all of you can be right about that.
Going to be slightly less specific with my wording because there really is a NUMBER of you out there. In my DMs and in public.
Some of you are gonna start catching unfollows and blocks here just generally. I'm tired of hearing the exact same reasoning/excuses for non-employer-mandated use cases.
Too many moots sheepishly or in some cases just brazenly out loud confessing LLM use, going on about how their own personal use case is Super Special and important, and I'm honestly just done with it at this point.
There's too many of you. How many more do you think there are, outside your orbit?
a wizard (why’s pfp), a skeleton minion (Claude) approached “i’ve read through your notifications, they wish to harm you m’lord” close up on the wizard “oh dear… block them all.” the skeleton minion crawls away “yes m’lord, Claude shall block the non-believers, yes…”
Comic page , text says ‘only change will save us’ a women mid transformation into a werewolf
Happy werewolf Wednesday, freaks
siren head, a giant monster with a skeletal humanoid body and air raid sirens for a head, looms over a farm at dusk. it's bent over as if scanning the ground for people
The groan and crash of falling trees. Huge footsteps boom out into the country dusk. Electronic reverb on pained chatter and nonsense words blasted out over the farm. No one is left to hear it.
Okay, it seems images are working today.
Here's the update from yesterday.
ACEO 2.5" x 3.5"
Love this stupid goofball.
Small painting with pencil accents featuring Gorebash the green dragon from the animated movie 'Flight of Dragons', grinning while speaking tot he viewer, smoke pouring from his mouth.
Little Gorebash painting I finished up in time for Furry Weekend Holland.
#skulldogart #dragon #fantasyart
entirely fair. don't know what the available space is around/under your desk but a swivel-mount La-Z-Boy recliner might be a possible consideration?
And on that note: Fun new portrait made by @vipercrown.com :D
may I suggest a small ottoman
two dragons over a cityscape
Pegasus with a crown of light
City guardian with a stave with lanterns
Addicted to Monster Hunter Stories 3, so have some older works, while I binge~. :D In my favorite colour combination~.
can say from experience with these types of chairs that they are, in fact, enormous pieces of garbage that'll fall apart within six months and you'd be much better off getting yourself a regular cushioned chair
She totally fuckin' nailed it.
stayed up way too late last night finishing this but I like how it turned out. ✌🏻
still can't send images over DMs like what
still don't have an edit button because one of the devs is apparently a pissbaby over the fact someone was almost-mean to them, once, years back
Wanna second this recommendation. Zy and I switched over from Docs to Ellipsus for all the writing associated with our respective DnD/CoC games.
Happy birthday, dude!!!
a mock-up for the enamel pins I plan on producing featuring a row of red kobolds running to the left, from left to right: a kobold running dressed in armour, they're wielding a sword and shield, a kobold running around with two small bombs, one in each hand, a kobold running with a giant green cut gem above their head, a kobold in a straw hat running with arms full of mushrooms and finally a kobold chef running around with a chicken drumstick and soup ladle
Line-up for the next kobold pins project!
This will be a backerkit campaign, so stay tuned 🌟
Hell, even the werewolf transformations were purportedly a pet project of one of the individual devs: originally, they planned to just use the basic player character rig with a dog head attached. Todd thought that was -fine.-
You didn't hallucinate that, no, and I was watching some interviews with (now former) Bethesda employees that spoke to the alarming indifference (in the best case) and, oftentimes, outright hostility higher-ups - including Todd! - had to things like the moving ant texture or the character creator.
Howdy, Kevin~
So say we all, but fwiw I think you're pretty rad as you are, man. :<
And to think there was a time online when stealth-linking someone to goatse was a negative. Now people flock to it eagerly.
Because AI 'features' were designed by and implemented for assholes specifically.
A shimmering circle of light surrounds the upraised arms of a woman who weaves light from the battlements of a castle. She wears an elegant dress of black and purple, and even in small detail it's obvious she's dripping in gold jewelry. Below an orange dragon with a yellow scaled belly blasts a stream of flame into the air. The gout isn't aimed at the armed men below who run in terror as their shield their eyes and bodies. A wall of white flames climbs the castle wall behind the dragon bathing the foreground in intense light. None of the flame consumes the surrounding bare trees or tents—evidence of a siege in progress but now broken.
Detail from STRONGHOLD featuring a Sunrunner weaving light from the top of castle battlements. Below an orange dragon cracks its maw to send a line of fire into the sky.
lose detail from STRONGHOLD featuring a woman with arms upraised as she weaves a shimmering circle of light. She wears an elegant dress of black and purple, and even in small detail it’s obvious she’s dripping in gold jewelry
STRONGHOLD (1990)
Acrylic - 30” x 20”
The magic in Melanie Rawn's Sunrunner trilogies involves weaving light, but just what is that faradhi on the battlements casting? There are clues to what's going on in the illustration. 1/2
#booksky #art
...tired tropes and clichés between a perpetually put-upon, puerile husband and a nagging shrew of a wife. The marriage scenes, for what there were, demonstrated a loving, affectionate, and mutually supportive relationship. That it was such a surprise to see is damning indictment of typical media.
