#interface ref

[jbcchan]

[slumpsnail]

I saw this three person heart pose on twitter (ref link), and dropped everything I was doing to draw it as Rolan, Cal, and Lia. I like to imagine they'd make him do funny poses for pictures.

It's formatted for twitter's whacky image resizing placement so I recreated the template interface to share it here haha.

[saphushia]

helpful (free) utility programs for artists

Allusion

reference image organizer. shows all the images in any folders you assign it to look in, and provides an easy interface for tagging and searching them. you can nest tags within each other, and when you apply a tag to an image it also applies all the parent tags. so if you tag 'tank top', and tank top is in the 'shirt' tag, it'll include that image when you search 'shirt'. also open source!

compatible with windows, mac, and linux

Pureref

reference image viewer. can create reference image collages, add notes, lock the window to stay on top, set the window to be partially transparent, and save 'scenes' so you can quickly pull up whatever character ref you need without searching for all your references images and re-adding them every time. supports loading images from file and copy-pasting from web.

compatible with windows, mac, and linux

WhatColor

color describer. shows you details about the color your mouse is over. it's designed for colorblind folks, and I mostly use it because I have strong color filters on my screen 90% of the time for health reasons. however it's also helpful when you're learning to dissect color palettes and are trying to see how the perception of a certain color is affected by the colors surrounding it. use it to see how often ur brain gets duped into seeing purple when it's actually blue

compatible with windows 7/8/10

[strawberry-seal77]

finished MAP part yayayay!!!! For Meowno's Ravenpaw AU MAP

As always, more thoughts under the cut.

Time Spent: ~9.5 hours

This was FUN I had FUN !!! Less so in my initial lipsyncing where I had sooo many frames and kinda lost what style I even wanted with it. HOWEVER I took a break, looked at some anime-style animation (hi pokemon horizons intro) and redid it!!!

I think I ended up losing the direct anime style, but it was fun nonetheless!! Other influences are probably the Writing On The Wall frostpaw pmv by Icefelis, for the cat drawing style !!

my part ended up being a bit different from the storyboard (reframing the first shot for a cooler stomp, and adding in extra camera movement/acting in the second shot) and it was SO worth it !!! yippee yippee yippee

SPEAKING of the first shot, I tweened!! Krita has a very basic tweening interface (labeled as "animation curves") and I was able to use it for my needs !! YIPPEE

it came out AWESOME im very happy with it !!!! (ignore that the gif of the final shot is missing camera shake, that was added in post)

the spiral around the sun wasn't in the refs but its another idea im SUPER happy with coming up with !!! I think it goes along with the color palette in making the bright sunny day look ominous and spooky!!!

I whipped up those BGs SUPER fast too. awesome awesome awesome

I also really like how the lineart looked before being homogonized, so here's a gif of that too!!!!

and my beautifl beautiful smear frame and son

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[loadingbones]

Hello!! breakdown of Choir Cosplay!! This is not really gonna be a step by step but a general vibe of what I did to make this cosplay :) To note: I haven’t sewn anything since I was in highschool which was 8 years ago, so a lot of this is like a ‘ya that works’ - make improvements where I could not :p Overall I wanted the cosplay to not be an exact copy of what is in game, personally I prefer more fitted clothing so I went close to my size with the pattern. Fabric: I used an ivory polycotton, ivory satin and black cotton. 1. I started hunting for a pattern that at least captured the vibe of the choir garb. I had split up the garment in my head into 3 separate parts: The base, the capelet, all the extra fancy bits. The big concern when picking fabric is I didn’t want the garment to be translucent, which is a problem for lighter coloured fabric. BUT!! I found that I didn’t have to make a lining and could instead flatline the fabric - where you cut double the piece and stitch them flat against each other - making it both thicker and opaque!  

Flatlining tutorial:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5N-qdP9tcc4&pp=ygUSZmxhdCBsaW5pbmcgc2V3aW5n

I found this pattern by Gunnar Deatherage on Etsy (as a beginner I loved this pattern, it’s very in depth and easy to follow) 

https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1270370974/maxi-duster-wrap-pattern-instant?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=gunnar+deatherage&ref=sr_gallery-1-14&pro=1&sts=1&dd=1&content_source=95a164c411331c5aaff8fee029dee1e6377d3f92%253A1270370974&search_preloaded_img=1&organic_search_click=1

I did not use the sleeve pattern from it, instead I made my own to have the right fall and size.

Use the sleeve cap from the pattern so it can attach correctly to the bodice/back pieces - then where the sleeve starts to become longer draw out diagonally on both sides. For length I used the original pattern and went slightly longer! :) I used the same pattern for the peplum sorta top section and again for the skirt on the bottom. It creates a stitch line along the front but it’ll be covered by the belt!

I bought this embroidered ribbon and attached it around the edges of the garment! https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/840215852/35-mm-golden-victorian-jade-jacquard?click_key=2c042e9416627d9bf9d2f1e85385ba93e48ca464%3A840215852&click_sum=1fe453a7&ref=shop_home_active_1&sts=1  Corset/rolled sleeves: I did this last Corset pieces: Cut out 4 pieces (twice) - and attach them together leaving the end open to turn them inside out. Use a grommet tool and punch some holes through your fabric - make sure they line up. Roll the sleeves to roughly where your inner elbow is and attach another piece of fabric around the width of the roll - pin it in place. Hand sew the corset pieces on and the other piece of fabric so it is all secure :) Thread some similar coloured lacing to the fabric through the holes. 

2. The belt! (My mum helped me a lot on this and was my voice of reason) Originally I had bought an elasticated belt with a clasp, but it didn't work at all and ruined the fall of the garment.

I chopped off the end of the belt, leaving me with some elasticated ‘fabric’ and the clasp. Measured my waist and cut out a thick piece of fabric twice and one piece of iron on interfacing. The measurement I did with the base on and added slightly more for both seam allowance and so there was breathing room for myself. Put the clasp piece on either end of the fabric and sew it all together! :)  (marks are from the paint of the chain rubbing off onto the fabric :P)

3. The caplet!  For the capelet I used this tutorial                           Easy DIY Capelets | For Halloween, Thanksgiving & Christmas🎃🍂🎄          (The only issue with this is I couldn’t get my head around how to attach a non circle collar) Ivory polycotton + Ivory satin used. Doing the base of this is pretty straightforward with the tutorial - it’s just a circle skirt but for your neck. If you want to be evil to yourself, you can do what I did and hand sew bridal applique all around the garment. If you can machine sew it please do :p I went for a big swooping shaped applique in ivory - any gaps I had were filled with more applique  ​​https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/628065500/beaded-sequinned-lace-flower-wedding?click_key=d8b4937d8079ab34b301cf2d4dc7fbd0d6ede960%3A628065500&click_sum=81fb49a9&ref=shop_home_recs_1 I used poppers on the base and the cape to attach them together - it kept choking me if i didn’t  4. The collar - made me want to cry ngl I could not figure out for the life of me how to attach a non circle collar to the capelet (which is how I wanted it). Instead we have a removable collar!! I copied the size of collar from one of my own shirts and followed these tutorials                           TWO PIECE COLLAR TUTORIAL | KIM DAVE                                     How to Sew a Collar and Collar Stand Easily by Sew Sew Live     5. Graduation hood???? For some reason you can’t just buy these in the UK without paying £30, so I made my own Cut out double for the pieces around your neck and one for the ‘hood’ part Gather the ends of the rectangular piece and attach them to the other pieces!

6. The Fancy back panel piece Measure from mid shoulder blade to the bottom of the garment for the main rectangular piece. Cut out two other rectangles of the same width coming into an arrow shape. Sew them all together and start sketching on the design. The great thing here is you can make it up, because it’s too complicated and nobody is gonna look at it and be like ‘u did it wrong’ I used a fabric medium and gold metallic acrylic 

Once it’s all done, I machine sewed it to the back of the base garment because it’s hidden by the cape.  7. THE REST Chain: Me and the chain belt had a fight - Originally I used metal chain,, but I’m allergic to some metal and can’t deal with the smell,, I switched to a plastic chain with 2 D Ring clasps - had to sand it down but the gold spray paint loves to flake off. If I knew about it before, I’d use EVA foam chain :) Black pieces underneath: I bought a turtle neck and a long black skirt :P but you could make it as a dress or smth! Purchased long black velvet gloves, a pocket watch and a key necklace (I didn’t want to use a censer - and they are v expensive/idk how to make one) Ribbon + brooch: I bought chunky soft blue ribbon and found a vintage brooch on vinted 

The mask: If you have contacts you’d probably be fine, but I don’t and this mask messed with my depth perception and balance so I had to take it off so I could wear my glasses :( 

Use buckram plastic mesh - the thicker kind, used for fursuit eyes and in black! You can see out but nobody can see in. I made a mock up with paper but sorta looks like this shape :)

Eva foam pieces cut out into swirls and filigree like shapes, glue it onto the buckram I did a base coat in grey over the entire thing and painted it with black, gold and bronze acrylic! I hole punched and put the ribbon through it so the mask could be tied around my head.

If you’re making the mask and hat - I’d attach the mask to the hat so it’s one piece :)  Where I went wrong/what I’d improve I wish I had been able to attach the collar to the rest of the garment. There is a gap that appears between the collar and the caplet/base at the back (mainly due to gravity and it moving) that can be annoying, since my hair is on the longer side it was covered but still I wish it wasn’t there. I’d also want a bigger collar! I’d not use satin as a lining for the skirt and capelet - it’s so annoying to use and it’s so slippery Maybe would not hand sew all that applique because it took me over a week :P  BUT OVERALL for a first cosplay, it’s pretty good! I’m mostly happy with the outcome and it was one of my dream ones to do! :) I hope this helps, I didn’t take photos of all the steps unfortunately but hopefully it makes sense :) 

[thecreaturecodex]

Tidehawk

Image © Paizo Publishing, accessed at Archives of Nethys here

[The tidehawk is a fun monster; sort of an opposite day phoenix. I appreciate how its self-resurrection ability has limitations (like that of the mythological phoenix, where it's an allegory for the rising sun/resurrection of Christ instead of a power up), and I like that the artist went out of their way to make the face actually look like a hawk, as opposed to eagle or falcon.]

Tidehawk CR 12 N Magical Beast This massive bird is blue black in color, with broad wings and a long flowing tail of feathers. It has the hooked beak and piercing eyes of a bird of prey, and water runs along its plumage.

Tidehawks are aquatic avians that are metaphysical kin to phoenixes. They nest below the water’s surface in areas with a hard protected substrate—anywhere from coral reefs to sea caves to oceanic trenches. Most tidehawks live in saltwater, as they require a lot of food, but larger lakes may be home to these creatures as well. They come to the surface to exult in rainstorms, in pursuit of migrating megafauna such as whales, or to investigate any disturbance strong enough to be felt in the depths.

A tidehawk at the surface is perhaps the most dangerous tidehawk of all, as they can exploit the interface between sea and sky. When they breach the water’s surface, a tidehawk can create a massive wave that batters enemies and swamps boats, and the elemental birds can draw water over their feathers to act as a shield. Tidehawks are always in motion when they choose to fight, swooping to attack with natural weapons, firing high-pressure blasts of water to damage and knock down foes, or casting spells. Only fire can permanently injure a tidehawk, and so they only fight cautiously if enemies have ready access to fire damage.

Tidehawks and phoenixes share the ability to bring themselves back to life, but a tidehawk’s powers are rather more limited. They can only resurrect themselves once they flow back into the sea, which can be months or years if the tidehawk is caught in combat over land, and have no ability to remove the negative levels inflicted by their brief excursions into death. This, in combination with their neutral natures, means that phoenixes see tidehawks as rather poor relations, being flighty and unreliable in the fight against evil. Tidehawks, for their part, see phoenixes as meddling busybodies. The two lineages only cooperate in cases where both their interests overlap: if a powerful evil creature threatens an aquatic environment.

Tidehawk CR 12 XP 19,200 N Huge magical beast (aquatic, cold, water) Init +7; Senses aquatic blindsense 60 ft.,darkvision 60 ft., detect magic, low-light vision, Perception +31

Defense AC 26, touch 16, flat-footed 19 (-2 size, +7 Dex, +1 dodge, +10 natural) hp 168 (14d10+70); regeneration 10 (fire) Fort +14, Ref +16, Will +12 DR 10/cold iron and magic; Immune cold; SR 23 Defensive Abilities deep dweller, oceanic shield, self resurrection

Offense Speed 30 ft., fly 60 ft. (good), swim 60 ft. Melee 2 talons +19 (2d8+5), bite +19 (2d12+5) Ranged 2 breaker blasts +19 (3d8+5 plus trip) Space 15 ft.; Reach 15 ft. Special Attacks typhoon dive Spell-like Abilities CL 14th, concentration +18 Constant—detect magic 3/day—control water, quickened cure serious wounds (DC 17), hydraulic torrent (+18 CMB), knell of the depths (DC 17) 1/day—cone of cold (DC 19), heal (DC 20)

Statistics Str 21, Dex 25, Con 21, Int 18, Wis 22, Cha 18 Base Atk +14; CMB +21; CMD 39 Feats Combat Reflexes, Dodge, Flyby Attack, Iron Will, Mobility,Quicken SLA (cure serious wounds), Weapon Finesse Skills Acrobatics +24, Fly +24, Knowledge (nature) +18, Perception +31, Sense Motive +20, Swim +30; Racial Modifiers +8 Perception Languages Aquan, Auran, Common SQ amphibious

Organization Ecology any aquatic Organization solitary or pair Treasure standard

Special Abilities Aquatic Blindsense (Ex) A tidehawk’s blindsense only works underwater to detect other creatures and objects underwater. Breaker Blast (Su) As a standard action, a tidehawk can fire two jets of water from its wings. Treat each of these as thrown weapons with a range increment of 30 feet. A creature struck takes 3d8 points of bludgeoning damage and is subject to the tidehawk’s trip ability. Deep Dweller (Ex) A tidehawk is immune to damage dealt by water pressure due to depth. Oceanic Shield (Su) As a move action, a tidehawk can call water to coat it, granting it a +2 shield bonus to AC until the start of its next turn. If the tidehawk is struck with a melee attack, the water explodes with the blow, dealing 4d8 points of bludgeoning damage (Reflex DC 22 half) and ending the AC bonus. The save DC is Constitution based. A tidehawk can only use this ability if it is submerged or within 120 feet of a body of water of its size or larger. Self-Resurrection (Su) A slain tidehawk melts into rainwater unless its body is completely destroyed by an effect such as disintegrate. If this rain falls into a body of water at least as large as the tidehawk, a fully healed tidehawk forms in the water 1d4 rounds after death, as if brought back to life via resurrection. The tidehawk gains 1 permanent negative level when this occurs. If the rain falls over land, the tidehawk must wait until the rain runs or seeps into an appropriate body of water. A tidehawk can self-resurrect only once per year. If a tidehawk dies a second time before that year passes, its death is permanent. Typhoon Dive (Su) As a full round action, a flying tidehawk can dive into a body of water, or a swimming tidehawk can swim through the surface into the air, creating a shockwave. The tidehawk can move up to double its speed, and must move at least its speed to perform this attack. A surging wave that deals 6d6 points of bludgeoning damage fills an emanation in a 60 foot radius from the tidehawk (Reflex DC 22 halves), and that area is treated as difficult terrain to any creatures walking or swimming in that area until the beginning of the tidehawk’s next turn. The save DC is Constitution based.

[hero21us]

Chav Tech Unleashed

Trey, full-blown chav and loyal member of the Golden Army, strutted through an alley behind a derelict electronics shop in East London. He wasn’t looking for treasure—just a spot to vape and blast grime from his cracked speaker. But fate had other plans. Half-buried under old cables and rusted consoles was a strange, gold-plated wristband. Trey snatched it up, turning it over. It hummed with an odd warmth and pulsed with faint light.

“Mad, this is,” Trey muttered, slipping it on. Instantly, a sleek interface hovered in the air—coded glyphs flickering, a joystick of control panels appearing like a game HUD.

"Target: Acquired. Nearest alpha male profile—locked."

Confused but intrigued, Trey looked around.

At the far end of the alley, a shirtless gym bro jogged past, earbuds in, veins popping. Trey tapped the display.

The jogger stopped mid-stride, blinked twice, then turned back toward Trey, walking with a slouch, swaying to unheard bass, and calling out, “Oi bruv, you seen my vape?”

Trey’s eyes widened. He smirked. “This thing’s proper mental!”

Over the next few hours, Trey tested the device with gleeful chaos. He turned a squad of shirtless CrossFit bros in the park into tracksuit-wearing, chain-flashing chavs who started a spontaneous dance-off under a motorway bridge.

He convinced two smug personal trainers to abandon their routines and instead stage a grime cypher near a kebab shop.

But by sundown, Trey knew this power needed supervision—or at least someone with even more swagger. He swaggered into the Golden Estate, straight to the gym where Chav Herc, the mountain of muscle and gold himself, was benching impossible weights while two drones shined his trainers.

Trey dropped the wristband on a bench beside him. “Bruv. You gotta see what this bit o’ kit does. Had gym lads skankin’ like it’s Carnival.”

Herc raised an eyebrow, slipped on the device, and nodded slowly as the interface booted up. “Golden tech, innit? Looks ancient. But proper weapon.”

Within days, Chav Herc had implemented the tech into training the Golden Army football squad. Before, they were elite—fast, powerful, relentless. Now, with the device broadcasting its influence across the training grounds, the players underwent subtle, then rapid transformations.

Their kicks became sharper, their tackles more aggressive. But their behavior on the pitch… shifted.

Gone were the clean-cut, focused professionals.

Now they rolled into matches in gold-trimmed tracksuits, chains bouncing, chewing gum with arrogant grins. They played with swagger—taunting, jeering, celebrating every goal with street-style dance routines. They didn't just win. They humiliated.

Commentators were baffled.

“The Golden Army are simply unplayable… but what’s with the attitude change?”

“They’ve turned into... well, East End bad boys with perfect footwork!”

Off-pitch, the squad still held their edge, but during every match, the chav energy surged. It became their brand—loud, gold, dominant. Fans loved it. Opponents feared it.

In the locker room after crushing their rivals 6-0, Herc leaned back on the bench, grinning at Trey. “Told you this tech's a game-changer, bruv.”

Trey chuckled, flipping a gold coin. “Next time I nick some alien gadget, remind me to bosh it on the ref, yeah? Make 'im proper skank about like a muppet.”

“Oi, not before we test it on the entire Premier League,” Herc smirked. “Golden Army’s goin’ global.”

And as the wristband pulsed with deeper gold light, neither noticed the final message blinking beneath the interface:

“Phase 2: Chav Dominion—Preparing for Global Sync.”

______________________________

Do you want to join? Contact our recruiters: @brodygold , @goldenherc9 or @polo-drone-001.

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[buf309]

Pose Reference Resources

I promised Dia (aka aerequets) that I will make a collection of pose references in the reply of one of her art posts, and then I completely forgot about it. Until now. I'm sorry for my bad memory.

So, yeah, better late than never I guess?

The pose collection I use the most is no longer free. They used to let you download a whole album (more than 8GB worth of data) to use offline, but now you have to pay $40/package or $200 for full sets. I still have the zip file for a very old version of theirs, but I can't legally share it. So, let's skip to the other options.

1/ First, you heard of those 3D dolls program that let you model your own reference pose? This one is an online one and for free, the whole ordeal. Of course since it's online and free, you can't save your model for next time, and it costs quite a lot of time to set the model up. So, you should take as much screenshots in as many tricky angles as you need once you done with the setting. Best using for complicated scenes where those below don't have what you need already available.

2/ This one is free and in 3D, you can rotate the model to any angle that you need. The only set back is the numbers of poses are quite limited. This one is best for using as a basic blocks then build up what you want to draw, or just as a practice to improve your understanding of human anatomy.

3/ This one is free for personal uses and the pose collection is massive. The setbacks are the language barrier (it's in Japanese, English is sometimes tag-a-long) and you have to search through their pages for what you need. The pics for each pose is static but they are in different angle in almost 360 degrees. There are many 2-person and 3-person poses too. Great for illustration inspiration.

4/ This one will only show reference photos of human head, at whatever angle you rotate the model. The web interface is easy to use. There are options like searching based on gender, ages, emotions, glasses, facial hair or not, etc. Good for practicing face drawing.

5/ This one will show reference photos for human body parts, at whatever angle you rotate the model, read the instructions for how to do it. The web interface is quite hard to use at first, just tinkering around for a bit, and you will be fine. There are options like searching based on gender and which particular parts that you need refs for. Good for that moment when you go "huh? how is this <body part> will look in this <situation>????"

6/ This one will only show reference photos of animal heads, and only the head, at whatever angle you rotate the model. The accurate skull refencence list is their best point. There are enough common species in the drop down list. Tbh, I don't use this much because I often need refs for the whole animal most of the time. But it's best for furry artists, I guess?

7/ Real model photos. They sell pose reference in themed packs, but there are enough free packs to use as drawing practice too.

8/ This is the best for general background reference. Lots of options. Not really good for very specific location results, but good for random background in drawings.

9/ Lastly, for specific objects or background references at strange angles, I often search for 3D models on this site then take screenshots of whatever I need.

That's all, folks. Hope this list can help ease some of the struggles that we will encounter on our quest of learning the art of drawing things 😂

[nerimaemae]

Then vs Now - Galatariel edition!

Thank you so much @lynxden for tagging me!! <3

Ok first, I can't really talk about my gal separately from my Gpose journey, so for that I'm sorry!

When I first started the game, I went straight to Miqo (it was also free trial, but never noticed the viera lol)

I stayed as this Miqo for a month only (whole March 2023). Was also my first time trying out the Gpose thing for real. God the ammount of pics I took that month.. Also, I hadn't discovered Reshade/Gshade yet!

After that 1st month of gameplay, I got my lvl 50 fantasia, gone Viera and never looked back! Those here are the exact first and second pics I took of her as a bun.

The mount pic was a lil too ambicious, it was only a month since I started gposing, barely knew anything, everything I did on Anamnesis fucked up all the poses.. and I also stared messing with Reshade.. but I also felt REALLY happy with the progress with gposing within that month!!

I even did a comparison at that time lol I was amazed bcs the first time I entered Gpose, I just wanted a gear ref pic and it was all so complicated. I accidentally hid the interface, didn't knew How to bring It back and I force closed the game /nice/

For around 6 months, I took sooo many pics! It helped me a lot with some "head issues" I deal with. Drawing has been my main hobbie since I was a kid, was in college for the same area, did a lot of freelance work, It was always good. But for years I've dealt with BD episodes, at least 3 depressive ones for year, and everytime I stopped drawing and had to get the skills back, was like this for ~8 years. Gpose helped me as a creative outlet a lot. Because it'll be around a 1 and half years that I don't draw anymore.

So yeah, my life is kinda depressed as shit and that's why I love doing those happy things \o/

When DT arrived I was like NOOooooOoo bcs those new face bones made me feel the same thing I felt the first time l opened this thing. Decided I wouldn't open It again. It didn't worked for more than a half day. Then I took that as a challenge lol and it's been REALLY fun!!!

This year, with the attention my pics got somehow, I was able to connect with so many amazing people on the community, and I loved to share any kind of knowledge and learn even more from others 🙌

Hope you all have a nice New Year's Eve and even better 2025! Luv you all ❤️

[reclusiarch-orm]

if anyone has a definitive or at least somewhat official reference for where the port interfaces on astartes in 30k and 40k actually are, please send it to me... if there isn't one, i will be making my own headcanon refs. but i need to know. right now i just put black circular ports where it feels reasonable

[thatowlguyy]

MY OPINION ON CHARACTER STORAGE APPS/WEBSITES

I am looking for an good app to keep my OCs,so I'll be giving you all my opinions on the ones i test.

The order is the order of Wich I tested first.

1- Toyhouse

If you like making very personalized profiles,prefer to focus on drawings, toyhouse is a good option for you,if you known how to code.

The fact that you need a code to enter may be a bum to a lot of people, but finding a code nowadays doesn't seem so hard,so that's not the big problem,if you don't know how to code,or you will have to break your head to learn,or you will have to content yourself with a simple,minimalist,Google doc like profile.

2- Character hub

Easy to use,pretty interface, during the character profile creation they give you options of tabs/questions to make the process easier.

Focus on images/drawings.

Easy to organize.

If you like simple/minimalist aesthetic changes,that's a good option.

Not a lot of options for personalization(basic only color of buttons and the page)

Can be very laggy for mobile.

3-Ocbin

Needs an invitation code,and I didn't liked the interface enough to bother looking for one.

I think the interface is kind of old style,is not ugly,but it isn't my thing.

4- Ref sheet.net

Easy to make an account, doesn't need an invitation code.

Interface is not interesting,not my thing.

Not a lot of options for personalization.

I can't delete the account I made,if anyone knows how please tell me

5-Worldanvil

It's cool so far,the interface is nice and it's easy to use,the only bad thing is that apparently you have to upgrade to be able to make your project private.

A bit annoying to use on mobile.

But the focus is more Worldbuilding than character creation.

6-campfire

It's okay, interface is pretty,easy to use.

Laggy on mobile.

7-Unvale

The interface is pretty,easy to use,the only option of personalization is the color of the character profile.

Kind of a character hub without the lagging.

Will test:

Obsidian

Feel free to suggest apps/websites for me to try.

[ikarusriver]

TWST OC Ref post. ｜ (1/?)

To preface, first, why this is a “1/?” Post like a YouTube clickbait series I need it to be known that I have just shy of 20 twst characters. All of which I love very dearly.

I’m roughly halfway through. But not every ref will fit in this post, see, because apparently I hate myself.

★★★

Prefaces aside, the refs are below the cut. Hello to the twst community! I say like a returning deadbeat husband

I’m gonna go insane over how laggy the post interface just got. Anyway, these are a chunk of the NRC characters, I’ll upload RSA ocs some other day when it isn’t 2:05 in the morning.

If you can somehow figure out who at least one of them is based on (though I did not stick to Disney media for everyone), my life is yours.

[goboombutspicy]

I need to draw interface array refs for my OCS...

I feel like boombox would have so many biolights and they shine so bright. Like he has bright blue and pink biolights

[writerbits]

June 4th

time to get doodling. Feel free to 2-for-1 me on writing and drawing

30 minutes of art fight refs

30 minutes animating pinecones

Pet51

Ducklings

Batfaminsideout

snippet from pet51:

The Logicore 4n-Zeta was not a ship meant for much crew-to-pilot interfacing.[1] Bare-bones Logicore programming did not have the scope to handle natural sounding conversation [nor enough data points to note its occasional necessity]. They were not an advanced form of automatic pilot, like the ones found on luxury cruisers or interplanetary transports.[2] This was by design.

Its memory was meant to be flushed periodically to prevent the sort of glitches and bugs that could be anthropomorphize as personality.[1] A machine intelligence could not find any understanding beyond that already stored in its programming without a stable memory.[3] The lack of pattern recognition meant a lack of ability to decipher nuance which meant it never wavered in how its programming was interpreted.

A bare-bones Logicore was predictable and in the vast expanse of space predictability was safe.[4]

Safety was one of a Logicore 4n-Zeta’s main priorities, second only to navigation[1]. If it would have been better for it’s crew this Logicore 4n-Zeta, [serial number 31-415926, crew designation “Logan”], would have purged its memory banks itself. However Logan was aware that an automatic pilot with an higher than average potential for malfunction was safer than an untrained pilot relying on factory default setting and ‘intuition’.

1. Cyberneuro (7523). Functions of your 4n-Zeta: A Logicore user guide.

2. Sciencekits. (7547, Suga 38). What makes the bus go? [Video]. Link

3. Rhythm, Al G. (7532). Machine Intelligence. In Things to Remember about Memory. (12th ed., pp. 57-108). story, Blue Hat.

4. Adams, D. (7507). Spacefaring for greggings. Wiley Pubishing.

[brattswife]

⋆˚✿˖° ZAZZY POP - DESPICABLE ME SELF-INSERT 🍏🪩💕

Ref sheet by: @5hiizuarts

Zazzy belongs to me

Villain name: Zazzy Pop

Nickname: Zaz

Real name: unknown

Gender: female (she/her)

Age: 33 (DM3) 34 (DM4)

Height: 157cm (162cm in heels)

Ethnicity: French & Portuguese

Nationality: French

MBTI: ESFP

Romantic Interest: Balthazar Bratt

Occupation: villain & Balthazar Bratt’s sidekick

🍏 RANDOM FACTS ˎˊ˗

✿ She is principally inspired by Honey Lemon (Big Hero 6) and Lyla (ATSV).

✿ She speaks English, French and Portuguese fluently.

✿ She and Balthazar Bratt met at Villain Con when she was in her late 20s, him in his late 30s. They both formed a friendship, fell in love and eventually decided to team up, working together as partners in crime.

✿ Her main weapon is a gun that shoots neon-colored bubbles that explode on impact, disorienting enemies with a fruity/green apple scent. All of her other weapons & gadgets are colorful and unique.

✿ Her favorite colors are pink and green, more precisely hot pink, lime green and apple green.

✿ She designs, sews and builds her own clothes, weapons & gadgets.

✿ Before and after going on heists, she likes to take selfies and post them on Villain Con Social Media.

✿ She wears pink, heart shaped glasses that have multiple functions, including an infrared/night vision toggle and remote hacking interface.

✿ Her lair is located near Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.

✿ At the end of Despicable Me 3, she gets arrested along with Bratt and goes to the AVL prison. She makes a brief appearance as a cameo in the end of Despicable Me 4, standing next to Bratt and dancing with him and the other villains.

Note: Zazzy is Nova's new version. I decided to change her physical appearance and aesthetic in order to make her more original and fit in the Despicable Me universe better.

[yuurei20]

Hi! I saw how some of your more recent posts discussed TWST more on the production side of the game and I was wondering if you knew anything about the artists who work on the game? Like the people behind the cards, backgrounds, and the models. I really love the art in the game and I've always wanted to know who the people behind it were.

I've been especially curious about the artist or artists behind the Broomquet cards regular and groovy art, but I wasn't sure where to find that out.

Hello!

Yes! If you visit the credits page in-game, there is a list of the names/aliases used by Yana's five creative assistants!

・Hioki Jun

Information: "Affiliated with creative studio D-6th. Responsible for writing/supervising event scenarios and vignettes for the game app 'Disney Twisted Wonderland.'" (ref: hmv.co.jp )

Hioki is also the author of the two Twisted Wonderland novels.

A search for "Hioki Jun" does not turn up any other work that they've done outside of D-6th, so this might be a pen name.

・Hazuki Wakana and Kowono Sumire

Information: Yana explains that Hazuki and Kowono "...are staff members involved in art production for background settings, cards, and more in the Twisted Wonderland app," in addition to being the illustrator and designer of the Heartslabyul and Octavinelle arcs of the ongoing manga series.

There do not seem to be any SNS accounts or other published works associated with the names "Hazuki Wakana" or "Kowono Sumire," so they might be aliases for use in their work with D-6th.

Yana says that they are both also staff members that have been working with her on her manga, Black Butler, for many years, and Hazuki is listed (along with Hioki Jun and Sorano Tsuki) in the credits of that manga. (There is a reason why "Hazuki" is being spelled "Haduki," but that would get into a looot of language talk.)

The two artists will sometimes have messages to fans posted through Yana's Twitter account, like at the conclusion of the Heartslabyu arc and the start of Octavinelle.

・7

Information: Was not able to find any information on the creative assistant using the pen name "7."

・Sorano Tsuki

Information: In addition to being a Black Butler collaborator and filling an unspecified role in the Twst game, Sorano is also one of the artists in the second anthology manga (far right, the story featuring Stargazer Trey and Deuce). I was not able to find anything else published under the name "Sorano Tsuki."

The Bloom/Broom Series

Yana says that she participated in concept design, costume design, and card art direction of the Bloom/Broom series, but the flowers used were special bouquets designed specifically for each character by a professional flower artist.

It is not specified that the flower artist was someone on the D-6th team, so it might have been someone that they brought on specifically for that one project.

In an episode of Twisted Radio Station it was explained that each bouquet is physically crafted and then reference photos are taken. They said that the illustrations are very detailed, with every petal and leaf individually drawn.

Bonus - Osakabe Wataru

Twst's logo designer / user interface designer / emblem designer / icon designer (etc) Osakabe Wataru designed the characters' personal emblems and club emblems that can be seen on their letterman jackets in the Birthday Jacket series.

They also contribute to the novels and manga (both serialized and the anthologies), other published works such as all three visual books and the Design Note, designed the logo for Twst Channel and anniversaries, the logo and emblem for the Night Ravens music group and do the monthly rotating advertisements in Tokyo Station.

Osakabe is a prolific graphic designer and, unlike Yana's assistants, their other work is very easy to find. Their website and portfolio are here: