#articulation

[ishgard]

Oh, that's going to take some getting used to... And she's not happy about it.

[m3dieval]

Via Armorari Albert Collins Professional Armourer

[linguisticillustrations]

Family relationships between Dutch r variants. Place of articulation on the x-axis, manner of articulation on the y-axis.

Sebregts, Koen. 2015. The Sociophonetics and Phonology of Dutch r. LOT 379. (page 281)

[dragon-n93]

Treecko has a twig leaf in its mouth, based on Ash's Treecko from the TV series anime.

Press its head down, his arms move, and the tail can be adjusted down

[candlelitcorners]

raccoon skull I found at the river bank

[thriftrescue]

"Safari" Mario action figure seen at thrift! lots of articulation! wonder what's it's from?"Safari" Mario action figure seen at thrift! lots of articulation! wonder what's it's from?

[appleflavoredkitkats]

👑💖✨

hello! my friend yizi and i will be boothing at alac's ARTiculation event from feb. 13-16!

💖WHERE? promenade @ admu! 💖WHEN? my schedule is the following: feb. 13, tues: 9:30-5PM feb. 14, wed: 2-5PM feb. 15, thurs: 11-3:30PM feb. 16, fri: 9:30-2PM 💖WHAT'RE BEING SOLD? stickers and prints!

if ur atenean feel free to visit <33 (and if ur non-atenean i believe u can come as a visitor!)

[russellmoreton]

Thicket Of Things : Temporal Paths/Zones by Russell Moreton Via Flickr: russellmoreton.blogspot.com/

[martinlambie]

Johannes Vermeer - The Little Street

[oatslemonade]

These can be found on Amazon, and Epic Hacks website, but probably be found on other websites.

These are Epic Hacks skeletons. There are many styles.

Pros:

* Very accurate. The hip bones, the ribcage, wonderful!

* it can open and close mouth

* Very flexible

* it can stand on its own, and the stand it comes with is easy to use.

* the accessories are very good.

Cons:

* some may consider the price of 30-50$ expensive, it really depends on the outfit/style you go for.

* The spine flexibility is not perfect, it can't do "swooping back poses" think Ballerina/mermaid/crazy ninja

* taking off the rubber clothes.

* Cut off

* The hot water method. Surprisingly, Barbie Doll customization tutorials are a great resource. Microwave water for 30-60 seconds. Place figure in water for 5-30 seconds and the clothes are easier to peel off.

[the-missann]

I've never had the chance to share this so ig I'll do it here.

So, I have a speech impediment. Yay.

Specifically a stutter and I've suffered bullying centered around my stuttering for years on end. (For some reason it was always by girls. Guys used to think my stutter was cute for some reason it's not btw).

My sutter is the prolongation of words and the block

I.e How areeeee you and I'm fin____

I wanted to share this for anyone else who's living with a stutter. I've noticed a few things.

I actually only stutter on vowels (lovely that every word has a vowel in it huh?)

I pretty much stop breathing when I talk (it's like my brain can only focus on one thing at a time)

Reading does not increase or decrease my stuttering.

I sometimes add extra words or pronounce words differently to avoid stuttering.

My stutter decreases dramatically when speaking to people who don't cut me off.

Now, I'll go through and explain them to help anyone who may have similar issues.

For 1, I noticed around four years ago that I actually only stutter on words that have a vowel sound. I sat down with myself and talked for a bit and found that every word I stuttered on, it was at the vowel sound.

Shockingly, even words that begin with a vowel sound I stutter over, I'll give details on that later.

So, the best way I've learn to handle this is to stop when I know a word has a vowel and I stutter on that word, so I'll say something like:

Everything is all ready done.

Separating them into two words seems to prevent me from stuttering.

2 might also just be my anxiety, but for the sake of this post, let's say it's not. I noticed I'm usually out of breath when I talk. I do talk fast, but I mean like I just ran a marathon out of breath from just saying a simple sentense.

The best way I can describe it is like when you're singing a song. You try and sing the full line as the singer does, but most of us haven't trained our lungs so we end up breathless by the end of it.

I still do this, but it's gotten better as I've learned to breathe from my diaphragm when I talk instead of my chest.

3 I'm really saying for anyone trying to help someone with a stutter. This does not help someone to calm their stutter. As a kid, my parents sat me down and assumed if I read aloud I would learn not to stutter, but it makes no difference.

My advice is to just be patient. That person knows they stutter, let them take their time and they'll eventually get out what they need to say. You're in no rush to hear what they say, so just let tham go at their own pace.

One last thing about this. DO NOT try and finish a sentence for them. It's bad enough we have a stutter, but if someone tries to fill in the sentence for us, our self esteem goes 📉📉.

For 4 (lol) this is a thing I developed and it works pretty well. This is the detail I was going to get into. So, sometimes I stutter over the word it, no Pennywise.

So, to stop that from happening since it is used a lot, I started saying "I T is like." Now, I don't say that in public, but I do with my family and the word is simple enough that no one is thinking too hard on what I spelled out.

But this is why I usually don't refer to things by their proper name (so if anyone here ever becomes my real friend, please know I'm not saying things wrong, I'll just stutter otherwise).

Lastly, 5. I would assume this is the same for everyone regardless if they have a stutter or not. When someone is cutting you off, it makes you rush your words, cut your words off, and stutter. So it gets worse for someone with a stutter.

I have very rarely encountered people who didn't try and cut me off because I paused to take a breath or held out a word. It's true that the anticipation of someone cutting you off sometimes makes you stutter.

I have my stutter under control a lot now, but it did take me a while to get to this point. So, for anyone out there who has a stutter, try and find out what makes your stutter tick and go from there to find ways around it.

This has been a PSA about stuttering, thank you for reading 🍂

Sorry, but last thing, since I'm a writwblr, I wanted to add how to properly write a character with a stutter.

We know t-the (repeating sound) stutter is a real one, but it's normally used for someone who's simply nervous. Someone who actually stutters would stutter at any point in time and sometimes in different ways (eg me having two versions of a stutter).

Also, know where your character's stutter comes from. Mines happens to be hereditary and environmental as I frequently get cut off and thus rush my words to get them out faster. It's also just kind of the way I am since I'm very fast paced and have a hard time "taking things slow"

It's also good to detail a tick or habit your stuttering character may have, like they stop talking and shake their head when pausing their stutter.

Oh, and it's true, cursing eliminates stuttering. There needs to be some testing done on that.

[daveandjako-blog]

Work on the figure continues and new details are being added to it.

[dasuedragondesigns]

Anybody like extra boingy tails? I have 2 of Jay's Boingy Tails left for sale and I'm opening up commissions for them WITH a custom tail cover. DM me if you are interested. First come, first serve!

[gatherinthebonegarden]

Tags are a work in progress…

(and so is this pinned post)

aardwolf bones. alpaca bones. anatomy. anteater bones. antlers. articulation. auk bones

baculum. badger bones. bear bones. beauchêne. beaver bones. bee. library. bird bones. bison bones. butterfly

camel bones. cat bones. cicada. coffin bone. collection. comparison. conjoined. cougar bones. cow bones. coyote bones. cryptotaxidermy.

dead. deer bones. diaphonization. dinosaur bones. dissection. dog bones. duck bones

feathers. fish bones. fisher bones. fossil. fox bones. frog bones

gila monster bones. giraffe bones. goat bones. goose bones

hamster bones. hare bones. heart. hedgehog bones. heron bones. hippopotamus bones. hog bones. horse bones. human bones. hyena bonesjackal bones

ivory

jackalope

lion bones (see cat bones). lizard bones. luna moth.

made of bone. marmot bones. mink bones. model. moose bones. moth. mouse bones. mummified. museum. mustelid.

narwhal bones.

otter bones. opossum bones. orca bones. owl bones. oxidation. oxidization.

pelt. pet. pet memorial. pigeon bones. platypus bones. porcupine bones. porpoise bones.

rabbit bones. raccoon bones. rat bones. remains. replica. rhinoceros bones. roadkill. rodent bones. rug.

scientific illustration. seahorse bones. seal bones. shed. sheep bones. shrew bones. skeleton. skull. skunk bones. soft mount. squirrel bones.

tanning. tarantula. taxi. teeth. thylacine bones. toad bones. tortoise bones. turtle bones. two headed. vole bones.

weasel bones. wet specimen. whale bones. wolf bones. wolverine bones.

x-ray.

*as a wip, there are are a lot of tags i haven’t entered here yet. try the animal name of your choice and add “bones”.

*there are a lots of place names and dates in the tags. try a year, a country, a city, a museum.

*there is no ai on this blog. any misinformation (for example, misidentified bones or artistic interpretations of animals in antique bestiaries) are the mistakes of humans, not machines.

*out of respect, the original tw/cw of op’s are in the tags. but please be aware, they are not my tagging system. if you wish to filter sensitive material on this blog, the tags to filter are “dead” and “remains”. i don’t post images that i perceive as gore for the sake of gore, but you and i may perceive these things differently.

*i do not support the sale or purchase of human or bat bones or parts. this blog does include museum/memorial/medical/historical/educational/antique/etc (human) and museum/antique/second hand/etc (bat) images. to filter this content use the tags “human” “human bones” “bat” “bat bones”

[russellmoreton]

Temporal Paths/Zones by Russell Moreton Via Flickr: russellmoreton.blogspot.com/

[j4jml]

“Let soul speak with the silent articulation of a face.�� ― Rumi

The Articulation 21/09/2013 © All Rights Reserved by Jamil Hussain