#KOP

[just-michaelj]

He slays

[the-voltage-diaries]

voltage men as political thinkers/philosophers, with little to no explanation

Eisuke Ichinomiya: Aristotle: Jack of all trades, also master of all

Kazuomi Shido: Socrates: Plays opponents like a big bass drum

Yosuke Sagara: Plato: Ridiculously extra

Hyogo Kaga: Niccolo Machiavelli: Violent bastard

Kei Soejima: Thomas Hobbes: Traumatized by human behaviour

Taki Kozaki: John Locke: Self inserts everywhere (re: when locke said this about his own work)

Karno: Jean Jacques Rousseau: Loves humans too much

Mamoru Kishi: Karl Marx: Fuck the rich. What a hassle.

Jun Araki: John Rawls: The bare minimum (re: misogyny)

[worldendunit]

i've always hated you for a thousand years.

[whispatchet]

At the beginning of 2023, I made a resolution to make more art that wasn't just D&D assets (lol) At the end of 2023 when I did my art review, a whole 4 of those 12 pieces that I was the weren't D&D assets. Mind you I did still draw a LOT last year and my art has improved quite a bit!

But I think the problem was my goal was too vague.

So this year I have a more specific goal. And it ties in nicely with having a brand new computer that needs brand new desktop wallpapers to go with it :P

So I present to you "SpeedPaint Saturday" on the first Saturday of each month I will have painted and recorded a new painting that isn't for D&D assets (though D&D characters are fair game and frankly, highly, highly likely to feature in at least 90% of them)

So with that said, here is my painting for January 2024:

Featuring my character Haddy, and Kop and Morpha, who both belong to @vwildmonk, committing some arson. As you do.

Here's the video of the speedpaint too:

:D

[decade0000]

KING OF PRISM   高田馬場ジョージ-十年 [201213] photo thx 大花

[vixalorvixen]

ok, so

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[jubilantgamer27]

These guys can be so weird 😂

[ayhancabakislar]

Kop ta gel evvelinden,

Ahirinde var ise gelir peşinden...

@ayhancabakislar

[sezzlelot]

1st Premier league game at home, Completed it. ☺️

[voltagevibes]

Has this been done yet?

[just-michaelj]

This outfit!

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[the-voltage-diaries]

okay so this conversation has inspired me to ask a few questions to you. Yes you, reading this. Feel free to answer (or don't - whatever is comfortable), because I would love to hear your thoughts. This is basically about the kind of content the MC would read and/or you would like the MC to read.

What do YOU find problematic about voltage's stories?

What genres do you see the MCs reading? (And feel free to shoot recs if you have!)

What books would you recommend to the MCs? Why? (books YOU consider good content & want them to read, not based on what you think they would like)

What are some issues YOU want the Voltage characters to address and be more vocal about?

I'll start:

Check out the link! I've got a list and this would get too long haha.

HMM. I think it depends on the MC, but I have a feeling they would like Rom-Coms, Fantasy, and Mystery largely. Some of them might even be into Sci-Fi and non-fiction (biographies and memoirs). So... it's all over the place haha. Idk why but I can see 'Six of Crows', 'The Devotion of Suspect X', 'Book Lovers' and maybe 'Becoming' coming my way as recs. Maybe some spicier stuff too?

I would want the MCs to read the following, so that we could talk about it later HAHA: - The Secret Life of Bees (Sue Monk Kidd) - for the women supporting women, the intersectionality of racism and gender, apart from the soft and comforting style. - A Man Called Ove/Anxious People (Fredrik Backman) - no real reason, but it was so good. Bittersweet and heartwarming. - Heartstopper Series (Alice Oseman) - for how it addresses various physical and mental issues, its diverse representation, its sensitive narrative and just wholesomeness. - Animal Farm (George Orwell) - because of how disturbingly timeless it is, especially in today's time. - The Confession (John Grisham) - because of how it deals with racism and the very real failure of judicial machinery. - Circe (Madeline Miller) - To me, this was a story of a woman becoming her own institution, becoming her own empowered machinery

The issues I want the voltage characters to be more vocal about are those bare minimums that happen in our daily lives or affect the lives of the people around us. - The patriarchy that exists everywhere (including the ways in which it represses non-heterosexual, male identities such as women, LGBTQ+, etc) - How the state/govt machinery is functioning - Environmental debates - Discrimination and discriminatory practices around them (religious, sexual, gender-based, region-based, class-based, casteist, racist, etc) ^off the top of my head. What about you? 👀

[miamei]

That would've been a funny sight to see

[cypher2]

Why do we always lose our best gks 😡😡😡

Why must we suffer ☹️☹️☹️