Is this by the original artist as part of the actual manga, or is this fanart?

tonight's warm up doodle

Why does he always talk like that? His voice has always disturbed me.

He talks about Canadians not having the right to self-defense with a tone of voice reserved for comforting a tween girl through her first period.

Before he was the Prime Minister, he was an elementary school drama teacher, I'm not making a joke.

The opposite of a mansion murder mystery where everyone present is a bounty hunter who really wants to take credit for the murder and the detective has to find out who really did it

Assistant: "What about the gunpowder found at the scene?"

Detective: "I thought about that as well! But as you can see from the bullet wound, it was clearly done posthumously."

Assistant: "Remarkable find! But why would someone shoot a corpse?"

*Bounty hunter 'Gun shootman' tossing his hat on the ground and stomping it as he rips up the contract he hoped to cash in on fulfilling*

Femme fatale: his ink bottle was knocked over detective. I dont know if that means anything but its all i could find. *coquettishly turns and shows off ink stains on dress*

Detective: The victim was murdered in the lounge actually so i don't think there should have been any ink there at all

Femme fatale: *takes off heels and throws them through the glass window*

In the end it’s revealed that the “victim” died of natural causes

if she’s your girl then why does her leitmotif appear in part of my battle theme :/

Live2D Euclid in UNITY via

I absolutely hate this you mean the 3D models aren't real? My mantra of art to say "I can't get this right but it is in a 3D model so I can eventually visualize it" is a lie?

@ceephorsshitshow the way it was explained to me is that 3d models are indeed 3d. They are fully sculpted and you can look at them from any angle and get a proper picture.

2d models, however, are different. Basically, they have to be drawn in layers, and those layers have to be drawn in different angles, so that when they smush em together and make it move, it looks like it's moving properly and has some depth.

3d models tend to be more common these days since they're a little easier to work with, given that they take less work to design, animate and rig for things like vtubers, which makes sense given just how much effort goes into 2d model making. That being said, a lot of tracking software designed for 3d models can be a little janky given how it works, leading to 2d models and tracking software being more cooperative.

I find both styles to be really cool, and I love the detail that can be shown in both.

@moderate-irritation wanna weigh in?

@dragongyrlwren That's crazy! I never knew! Thank you for the detailed explanation. I learned things today 🎉

A good example of 3d VS 2d can be seen here

GirlDM is also a favorite of mine because she's very funny and also very good at explaining things.

Live2D Euclid in UNITY via

I absolutely hate this you mean the 3D models aren't real? My mantra of art to say "I can't get this right but it is in a 3D model so I can eventually visualize it" is a lie?

@ceephorsshitshow the way it was explained to me is that 3d models are indeed 3d. They are fully sculpted and you can look at them from any angle and get a proper picture.

2d models, however, are different. Basically, they have to be drawn in layers, and those layers have to be drawn in different angles, so that when they smush em together and make it move, it looks like it's moving properly and has some depth.

3d models tend to be more common these days since they're a little easier to work with, given that they take less work to design, animate and rig for things like vtubers, which makes sense given just how much effort goes into 2d model making. That being said, a lot of tracking software designed for 3d models can be a little janky given how it works, leading to 2d models and tracking software being more cooperative.

I find both styles to be really cool, and I love the detail that can be shown in both.

@moderate-irritation wanna weigh in?

Yeah, the head is a Live2D model being rendered in a 3D space, which is why the body is still clearly 3D on the left side. You couldn't practically render a full body with 360-degree rotation and limb motion in Live2D because you'd have to account for every possible way someone could move their arms and hands and legs from every possible angle.

A normal 2D model like this, just a regular front-only pose with no arm motion other than static poses that can be toggled with a hotkey, is hundreds of Photoshop layers and a good one takes 2-3 months of work to draw and rig. Some high quality models in this style are over a thousand layers.

they removed posting from tumblr. now there's only scrolling down through the vast blank expanse. great

On the 27th Day of the Centipede War, the lone Annihilator, their entire army wiped out in a prior skirmish, faces the fortified outpost north of Rabum-Arakeeshtu jungle in one lonesome final attempt to break through. The senior officer was beset by fire from all sides, and stuck in the cursed mire, they met their end under unending fusillades.

According to the defending army's reports, the veteran officer's last words were a very dignified "aw, beans".

Hate how lighting a candle does wonders to my mood. Like wowwww. Grug like fire? Grug not sad anymore because Fire in Cave? Wow. Real predictable of Grug.

Can I get that parka in ‘cinema snack food’ edition?

@riddlemearose you may,,,

"True socialism is when it matches the ideal version in my head, not the countless failed attempts in real life called X." Also, reds love to claim people only hate socialism because of capitalist/CIA indoctrination, or if they were one of the Bad People™ socialism wants to punish. Because everyone knows socialist countries are bastions of free speech.

Name a socialist country.

No. I already made the point that even attempts at making a socialist country often fail. To prove me wrong, you should've provided an example of a successful red country.

DAY 30- LURELIN VILLAGE

The destruction of a village by a corrupted machine of war is nostalgic to Zelda the way a knife in the spine is. Like missing a step in the dark, or seeing a flash of a ghost— she’s suddenly viscerally reminded of a history she had left behind, a hundred and five years ago.

But you never forget your roots, not really.

(This totk au is called Familiar Familiar! Zelda never goes back in time. Everything shifts slightly to the left. The scars from botw are still present, and still painful. The usual shenanigans ensue anyways.)

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