#faces of one

[facesofone]

I used to pick up lunch for my friend while we were hanging out at his work and sometimes he would send me with his card. Unfortunately that meant he had to divulge his private information and while he would trust me with it, I always knew that it can be a little uncomfortable sharing one's PIN. Thankfully I have a small little short term memory storage area by the name of Ian. Give him a few numbers to hold on to for a designated time and he'll make that his whole focus. Once the time for using it passes it is gone from his mind and thusly, OURS. The next time we had to use his card we would have to ask again what it was because we simply didn't have that memory anymore. It can be nice to be able to get some use out of memory problems.

[ID]

Panel 1: Jak has Ian in the background, sitting on his shoulders and clinging to his face while Jak's friend is handing him a debit card. His friend says "Here you go...the pin is 2493...though I'd appreciate it if you'd..." to which Jak replies "Don't worry, I got a way of storing short term memory."

Panel 2: Jak is walking down the street and Ian is bouncing around him excitedly, repeating "2493" over and over again until it fills up the page.

Panel 3: Jak and Ian are standing at a counter where someone is working, Jak holds a bag in one hand and a debit card reader in the other, and he's holding the card reader so Ian can input the numbers. Ian presses them and says "2....4....9....3!"

Panel 4: Jak is back and handing his friend his card back, while holding the food in the other hand, saying "Here you go, and I've already forgot your PIN." the friend says "Awesome, let's eat!" and Ian is in the back, trying to remember the number, saying "2...23...uh...27...uhh...shoot..." indicating that he has already forgotten it.

[END ID]

[thesociallyanxioussociopath]

Something something, living rent free in my mind and such, anyway I love them.

[pimsri]

I make art about grief again

[marypsue]

Keep seeing that post where OP starts like 'Thinking about...grieving the undead' and then adds on about like. Real life situations where people have not died but have left your life and you would have reason to grieve them.

All respect, that's an important concept, but that is not what I am thinking about when I read 'grieving the undead'.

[auckie]

https://x.com/MorePerfectUS/status/1765391777580912958?s=20

PLEASE GD IF YOU LOVE AND WANT TRAINS

[smallsafespace]

Stars I made for the farmers market 🥹⭐️

[corviiids]

my top bit of advice going into the new year: compliment people. especially strangers. literally everyone you interact with if you can. when you buy coffee in the morning compliment the barista's tattoos. when you're chatting with a coworker tell them that by the way you like their outfit. always find something they've chosen to do on purpose. nail polish, jewellery, tattoos, hair colour/style, statement accessory, outfit, etc are all good bets. things people hope will be noticed. things that aren't too personal so it doesn't make them uncomfortable (eg probably not their physical features). i've gotten into the habit of scanning everyone i talk to for something about them that i think is cool so i can tell them. it's a great habit because it makes me notice people and realise just how many neat little details there are in people's presentation of themselves that might pass me by if i wasn't paying attention. and it brings out so much joy. you'd be surprised how much it disarms people to receive an unexpected compliment from someone they don't know. it is the most sincere smile you will see all day long. it feels nice to make people happy but it also means you win the social interaction. establish dominance by complimenting a stranger's earrings and disappearing into the fog

[bamsara]

Finally finished this, one of the many comic wips I started the last few months (you can kinda see where I got lazy and changed up some stylization in a few panels lmao)

Anyway, a scene I have planned out for The Rehabilitation of Death.

Some extra doodles below:

[spitblaze]

I guess Chilchuck has brought us right back to 'adults who are short are child-coded and if you like them you're a pedophile' discourse huh

[hinamie]

I don't want to regret the way I lived

[facesofone]

Because each alter is their own person with their own interests, different alters will know more about different topics than the other. We can explain something to someone, even if we (the specific alter fronting) doesn't really know what they're talking about, IF we have the alter who does know telling us what we need to know in order to convey it. It really REALLY sucks when they for whatever reason or another, disappear mid story. They take with them all the details and leave whoever is fronting to have to scramble to either finish the story, or find some kind of segue to something that they actually DO know about. 

Also by reading this comic you are stating that you are not now, nor have ever been Anish Kapoor.

[darishima]

made a chart of the straw hats' skin tones with the colors being screencapped directly from the episodes, to show how much they've lightened. this is more than just an "artstyle change" or "design evolution" or "just the timeskip" this is blatant racism/colorism. it's fucking ridiculous and i don't understand how toei is continuously getting away with it please reblog btw, i think this is something people should see

[doctorsiren]

The books reveal that Ford is actually a secret partier

(Available as a print on my Etsy Shop)

(wips under cut)

[soaked-doors]

twitta dump. don’t have a lot of time for super polished pieces these days

[fell-contract]

Go green 💚

[thebibliosphere]

Still not over the head of cardiology, who said she wouldn't formally diagnose me with dysautonomia because she didn't want me to think of myself as disabled.

As if good vibes and a can-do attitude can stabalize autonomic dysfunction.