#Showcase

[zegalba]

Chrome Hearts Magazine Catalog (1999)

[tellioari]

Our mod adding 20 dyes to minecraft is almost finished!!

This showcase thing took so long to put together, haha

[cubeparadise823]

What better way to showcase each of the characters than as sexy magazine models? I love how Starscream turned out, so I'm eager to post the next covers.

[hananoami]

No Restraint · Showcase

"Let's do a taste test."

[idolkilling]

Dinner Date 💕

I started this comic back in 2018 and finally finished this April 😭  Pleased w/ how it came out, but more than that, glad I learned so much from doing it :’)  Originally posted on twitter.

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

McLouth XV61 Concept, 1961. Starting life as a drawing by Syd Mead (top pic), the McLouth stainless steel company picked up Mead's design to showcase potential automative applications for their products. The eXperimental Vehicle (19)61 was presented at the New York International Auto Show, it had a rear-mounted V8 engine and seating for 6 in 2 rows

[eonian27]

crystal imp i'm super proud of

[bodhrancomedy]

Here we are, I’m terribly sorry to do this, but here are eight projects I worked on for a while for TikTok and ended up not really going anywhere and I like them so…

[skitsmixcommissions]

A Rogal Dorn Battletank that’s been stolen and customised by the Tau. Elite quality, completed June 2024.

[kiochisato]

♡　┈┈┈　#005 　True☆Heart 𐙚　︵　cr me when using . feel free to make adjustments to some layers . ─ for @cherryshh !

[bromelianana]

It’s me, hi.

I’m the pro8lem.

It’s me.

[zegalba]

Chrome Hearts Magazine Jewelry Catalog (2004)

[dr-spectre]

Awww yeah baby, we got the Splatoon 3 goobers that are really hard to find MUAHAHAHA!!!

They are mine... all that is left are the Splatoon 2 Inklings and I will have officially collected every single Splatoon amiibo.

(I cut my thumb trying to open the box while preserving it)

[kkulbeolyeonghwa]

How I keep up with university and 5+ active languages at the same time!

Someone was curious about how I use my time to study this many languages effectively, so today I will write a post about it!

Note types

I like writing notes by hand. Digital notes do not stick in my head at all. On top of that, I do not use textbooks (North Sámi is an exception since I am studying it through my university) and only use free materials! I have a few different "types" of notes I write, here are some of them! (Sorry for any mistakes as some of these are old. I can see them too now that I am revisiting the notebooks)

The Korean Type

The Korean type is pretty much just word lists. I use this type of notation when studying a language I am good at and don't need to learn as many grammar points. Notes may be in English or the language itself!

The Ainu/Japanese type

This type includes grammar points. I use it for languages I have been learning for a while, but I still need to write down the grammar points. This type of note usually includes longer texts in which I make my own translations and highlight grammar points.

The North Sámi type

I use this type exclusively for Sámi for now. It requires a bigger notebook, this one here is A4. For this language, words are generally longer, there are many conjugations I need to write out and the volume of vocab I need to learn is bigger. This is why I prefer a bigger spread.

Time management

I use a study clock, so I get accurate data on how much I study. Here is the data from this past month:

My daily average is 3 hours. This month, my top studied subjects were Okinawan (32 hours), Linguistics (15.5h), R**sian (9h), Sámi (8h), Uralic languages (5.5h) and Ainu (3h). You could be surprised; how come I am studying so much in such little time? I think that the time you study is not important, but the quality is the top priority.

As you can see, I do not study all subjects equally. I do not set myself rules on what to study on what day. On some days, I feel like studying one language and one on another. The only rule I have is that I need to study something every day!

With this study routine, I have brought my Ainu from 0 to B1 in one year and my Okinawan from A1 to B1 in one week. I could share my exact study routine here later (what I include in my notes and how I structure what I learn), I don't want to make this post too long!

Feel free to send me an ask if you want to learn more about my study routine!

[hananoami]

Captivating Flavor · Showcase

"Is that how you say hello to everyone?"