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ADORA DAY SKETCHES

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please help out my friend!

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ten more years of the ring curse guys

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funniest coup attempt ever. girl what was your plan

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hit it imagine dragons

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A Breaking Bad spinoff starring Bob Odenkirk’s character Saul Goodman is in the works.

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"what core is this / what aesthetic is this?" = childrens way of saying "what do i search to find more of this?"

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a bunch of bullies being exceedingly popular has nothing to do with anything good about them but just that being a bully is popular behavior and gets other bullies to want to clique up with you. many people love to watch people hurt others, and many people love to join in. it's also not surprising when they're all hypocrites by their own standards, that's the point and appeal of this kind of behavior, it lets you feel like you are better than others and nets you protection from being targeted unless you mess up and show your hand too blatantly and get deemed to be a liability

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Have some more She-ra art. Shadow Weaver was BY far my FAVORITE character. I have a thing for villians. I adored her redemption arc though. ; w; I'm working on some current art as we speak, but this is an older piece. :)

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no sorry i dontreally consume any media outside of letting this purple fungus grow in my lunggs

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And done. I couldn't be fucked to render out the foilage but it's done, the Adora x Scorpia art piece! I wanted to do something light and airy, and just cute. Tagging you @umbrum77 cause you requested it. :)

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Management sim where you play as a coastal society in a world with rising seas. Not an actual coastal society facing real-world rates of sea level rise, but in some kind of fantasy world, constantly retreating from the rapidly rising waters. Productive land is tied to the coast so you can't just move far further inland right away; you have to constantly move back and rebuild, and work to grow. harvest and move resources faster than the waters can claim them. The win condition would be to slowly gain enough technologies to make you entirely independent of the land, allowing you to stay rooted in one spot as the water takes it away.

This would have the same main benefit of Against the Storm -- namely, the vast majority of the game is spent in 'initial building mode' rather than getting locked into a pattern in the mid game because of building choices you made at the start. The moving coastline would make resource route efficiency incredibly important, and technology that affects distribution and production efficiency would be big factors in how big you can grow and how much free labour you have to spare for frivolities. In the mid game you could discover construction materials and techniques that allow you to build boats that can withstand the tumultuous ocean (and possibly sea monsters), allowing you to build your first permanent buildings and bring them with you as the town moves; these would be major investments so prioritising what should be put on the ocean would be a big deal.

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A zillion hours of hammering, skiving, dyeing, and Angelus paint later, finally finished my rapier hanger.

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For your consideration

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I kind of forgot Joe is still the current president.. I thought we were just doing independent reading time until January

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