yuuri can talk about anything and victor will be like kdjnvkjdfnkjdnSDMVDKHII and thats so relatable dude
Does anyone remember that pokemon episode where an unexplained giant Magikarp almost lands on and kills Ash, only for a swole and tanned Nurse Joy to show up, force feed it a whole bottle of opiates, and then effortlessly overhead-press the one-ton fish before throwing it into the ocean, all in the space of about 30 seconds
do character designers for video games know that their character of color’s clothes don’t have to reflect their race/where they’re from?? you can have an african character without a tribal theme, a pacific islander character without markings or a japanese character that doesn’t wear a kimono.
sometimes i’d just like to play as a black girl who’s goth or alternative, or one that has a bright color palette instead of all them damned earthy tones!!
pastelbluberri-deactivated20201 asked:
Ik you already did the Retsuko gijinka (which is adorable!! Lov her) but have you ever done any other Sanrio characters? Like the more classic ones?
destinytomoon-deactivated202006 answered:
These old (not so old too) gijinkas from Melody and Kuromi! I want to redraw them again (keeping everything as the same but change their eyes to the sanrio black point eyes like i did with retsuko)
Reminder that bodies are weird and I also accordion. That's a totally natural thing! I say it because I do love every compliment but I also want to normalize this side
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nebulousnebblets asked:
OK, some tips for Making Your Own Cryptid Without Getting Arrested:
1. Don’t scare people. Cryptids are famously spooky, but the world is already a very scary place right now and we don’t need to make it worse. So no sneaking onto private property, stealing/breaking stuff, or stalking people. Don’t be an asshole.
2. A good cryptid makes use of the local terrain. Got a famous geographic feature or old-ass building? It lives around there. Also, if you ask the owners/caretakers of such places if they want to help participate in A Community Art Project, 99% of the time they’ll say YES and help you out becuase everyone loves a good friendly joke. This will 1. make you new friends 2. prevent your ass from getting arrested 3. they’ll be able to help you out by lifting stuff/adding onto the lore. State parks and your local community theater in particular LOVE this kind of thing.
3. Create some lore before breaking out the props. Make a blogspot or a small website about your cryptid! Give them a backstory and some sightings beforehand (midnight photoshoots in your yard are fun) so that when you DO break out the props and go around naming this thing, people can google it and go HOLY BALLS.
4. Props. Not everybody has a mad scientist with studio-grade props-making devices on hand but amateur theater people have been making excellent stuff for ages, and your average cosplayer’s got more than enough know how.
Essentially, a good cryptid is one or two really absurd twists on a pretty basic animal/person, so the trick is to try to make your cryptid have a good mirror of natural features- if it’s got wings, arrange the feathers on your photoshoot costume like an actual bird’s wing, not just a straight line. if it’s got antlers, put them on the right way! Footprints? do some research on what animal feet look like and how gaits work! learning just a bit about animal anatomy will go a long way into making your cryptid plausible and appealing.
5. Building Hype. It’s hard to have a good practical joke without an audience!
As always, stay hydrated, keep a first aid kit on hand and have fun!
