#sleuthgueth

[aquato-family-circus]

📂 frazie ! :]

one of her psychic specialities once she has the chance to develop her skills openly is invisibiltiy. she likes being alone and being able to pull pranks, but it also reflects how she felt like she had to hide her powers for the longest time out of any of her psychic siblings

[ultramantr1gger]

6, 8 and ten!! :○]

6 - homestuck. asorry

8 - uhh i had this one comic idea a few years ago about 2 guys who get kicked out of their town and wander about in the unknown finding other settlements and stuff i dont remember much but 1 character was a deer and the other was a snake. the snake guy had a really cool design

10 - likee. capes or cloaks. and baggy pants

[cluepoke-archive]

I'm thinking of starting to post my art over on my art blog @cluepoke and using this as a main/general/ doodles and such... also I changed my url hi

[theduckboy]

RULES: Reveal the titles of the documents in your WIP folder and tag as many people as there are documents. Let others ask questions about the ones that interest them and post snippets or explain the contents as you see fit

tagged by my good mutual @yj-98 so i'll do it for them but my wip names aren't really that wacky:

starting.clip ❤ 5 luke skywalker paintings i've barely started on

chanel boots.clip ❤ star wars original trilogy painting

hashtag boy.clip ❤ spidersona work/brainstorming

me and michael.clip ❤ ghost from call of duty doodling. sorry

you have sharingan just like kakashi.clip ❤ narutos

so this is love dadadada.clip ❤ naruto backgrounds

farm boy.clip ❤ kons

bald. bald . blad.clip ❤ kons

conner.clip ❤ kons i didn't like

i never know who to tag for these things since idk who's done it already so i'm gonna break the rules but @mindshelter @lemontongues @filobooster @sleuthgueth and pretend i tagged everyone else. also @leahcee i don't think you make content but i'm tagging you just to say hi

[kolasharkattack]

Here's Make, a character made by @sleuthgueth for their 1k+ dtiys!! This was super fun to do, I never draw Vespas or bikes and stuff so I'm glad I got the practice in, and congrats on over 1k followers!! ;]

[sonicapproves]

@sleuthgueth congratulations on 50k notes

[cuddleslover1738]

I posted 1,670 times in 2022

108 posts created (6%)

1,562 posts reblogged (94%)

Blogs I reblogged the most:

@sleuthgueth

@redbeanp13

@angelhotspots

@putatagahaku

@kagender

I tagged 114 of my posts in 2022

#cuddles answers - 23 posts

#minions - 16 posts

#smiling friends - 15 posts

#minions fanart - 15 posts

#minions sweep - 15 posts

#minions the rise of gru - 13 posts

#the bad guys - 13 posts

#the bad guys books - 12 posts

#bt21 - 12 posts

#bt21 fanart - 12 posts

Longest Tag: 76 characters

#love the show to bits but i ain't ever gonna give a penny to zach ever again

My Top Posts in 2022:

#5

language barriers

43 notes - Posted July 1, 2022

#4

feels good to see them again.

43 notes - Posted March 22, 2022

#3

dororon glepma kun and gegege no alan in the real. happy 100th bday, mizuki!

44 notes - Posted March 7, 2022

#2

drew the 2012 turtles as the mud dogs.

79 notes - Posted August 25, 2022

My #1 post of 2022

saw this meme and then I was like "it's literally them"

129 notes - Posted August 13, 2022

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[1863-project]

Ah, geez, I had a feeling that was becoming the case in schools - you’re right, it’s not fair to you all! Information literacy is such an important skill, especially now with the deluge of information we encounter daily due to the internet.

My mom is an elementary school librarian and she teaches what she can, but based on what I’ve been hearing from her and seeing in general on the internet, I have a feeling things aren’t being taught as well as they should be, which makes me worried because this is a skill that can keep you all safe, too!

Here’s a few things I, a library professional, like to do that make the patrons think I’m some kind of research god because I’m so good at finding things. Now you too can astound people with your ability to locate information!

Booleans! I adore boolean operators. They make it a lot easier to narrow down information in a search engine. The three you really need to know are AND, OR, and NOT. You put your search terms themselves in quotation marks, especially if they’re multiple words long, and then use the booleans. To use an example that most people coming to my blog would be familiar with, let’s say you’re searching for Submas content, but you want it to be more specific. If we’re using Ingo and Emmet as the search terms, a boolean search to bring up both of them would look like “Ingo” AND “Emmet,” or “Ingo” OR “Emmet,” depending. If you wanted one or the other, put the one you’re looking for first, then NOT, and then the other one. Boolean operators are great when you’re trying to narrow down a search for more specific research. I can come up with extremely specific historical information from newspapers because I employ booleans.

You can use Wikipedia, despite what your teachers have to tell you sometimes: Just scroll to the bottom and see what the sources used to write the article were! You’ll get a bunch of sources you can use for whatever you’re writing, and if you have trouble accessing them at home, there’s a good chance you can access them at your library through a database.

Project Gutenberg, the Internet Archive/Wayback Machine, and Google Scholar are all free resources you can use. I love them all so much, even if my most frequent use of the Wayback Machine is to prove to people that there used to be a website called Hats of Meat. Project Gutenberg is a great place to find books in the public domain, and Google Scholar is excellent for accessing academic articles for free. Another excellent one your library might have access to is HathiTrust, which was getting started up when I was in library school. Their digitized book collection is outstanding. And I don’t think SciHub needs any introduction at this point!

Checking if a source is biased is a bit difficult in this day and age, but there’s always things that give it away. If the source is using inflammatory language or is clickbait-esque, there’s a good chance that source is trying to stir up people’s emotions in one direction or another. Finding a bunch of sources on the same topic from different viewpoints can actually help you look at an issue in ways you never have before. There’s a graph I keep on my phone to share with people that helps with evaluating the general leanings of common news sources:

Obviously, this is a “your mileage may vary” graph, because a lot of these sources will have occasional guest pieces with different leanings, but this is overall a good basic guide. Academic sources are less likely to “have an agenda,” as they’re written for informational purposes, but studies are done to prove or dispute points, and they can also be twisted to someone’s narrative. (A good example is a recent study done proving autistic people are more likely to stick to their morals than neurotypical people, even if no one is watching; the people who published this study found a way to frame this negatively, because autism is still seen by many as a deficit.)

Definitely collect as many articles and sources on a topic as you can - one article alone is just one viewpoint, and if it’s not written in a neutral way, you need to see what everyone else is saying to form a sound opinion instead of just accepting the first thing you read - it might not be true, or it might be biased!

This is by no means an exhaustive guide, but if anyone needs help learning to research, this will hopefully be a good starting point for you!

[sackboys-moved]

hi alan did you know about the mountain dew xbox

I love her…

[sunliv]

dinosaur oatmeal <3

:0! thank you!! i would also give you my favorite beanie baby <3

ask game

[whisperingrockers]

@sleuthgueth ‘s clown gisu has been living rent free in my brain

[aquato-family-circus]

i think abt the Zanottos connection w/ ice alot and think truman has a big greenhouse so he dosent get lonely in the winter! lili usually helps him but shes got her own greenhouse for that :) he usually only takes plants that dont have a big chance of surviving the winter, and he still gets upset if he misses any,,,, like ive been thinking abt Zanottos vs. the Winter months for a solid week now it gives me feelings 😔

Aww 🥺 Truman trying to help the less likely to survive plants is sweet. If those two both have greenhouses i'd like to think that theyre across from each other in the same yard of the home they must live in when not at the Motherlobe

the association to winter and ice made me think "the zanottos are like candles." my mind will not give further elaboration but it feels very fitting for them???

[ultramantr1gger]

Your art has a really sharp and gamey style to it! Everytime I see it I expect it to start doing idle animations !!

YAYY OMG. making images that trigger your idle animation

[bar-torr]

you got chicken mutuals?

yeah :] mutuals with chickens @/lois-lanes-malewife, @/miadeardn and @/sleuthgueth

[1863-project]

5, 10 and 13 ! :]

[Autism Ask Meme is here!]

5. What do you wish more people knew about autism?

A lot, to be honest, and I wish they'd listen to us more. I often struggle to communicate with neurotypicals to this day because of certain things. The biggest issue for me is that people often don't understand when I need help, because to them I seem "competent" when I'm struggling to stay afloat most of the time. I'll even ask for help and be dismissed because I "have a Master's degree." Everyone deserves supports, regardless of what their support needs actually are.

Functioning labels aren't really helpful that way - I am allegedly "high-functioning" because I have a Master's and a job and live on my own, but I struggle with a lot of things in ways that would get me labeled as "low-functioning" otherwise. "High-functioning" is a term used to deny supports, and "low-functioning" is a term used to deny agency.

10. What are your most common stims?

My most recognizable one is twitching my ankles whenever I'm sitting on a bed or couch; most of my real-life friends have seen me do it. I tend to also do it when I'm excited about something, which said friends can definitely attest to.

I also will fiddle with fabrics in my hands because I like the texture, and like a certain someone I have a big arm swing in my natural walk cycle.

Tell us an autistic person that you really look up to.

Advocacy-wise, I've always deeply looked up to the work of the folks over at the Autistic Women and Non-Binary Network, one of the organizations my charity streaming team made up entirely of autistic members works to support and promote. Some other autistic bloggers and advocates I'd recommend (besides my fellow streamers at AGI, who are all incredible) are Lydia X. Z. Brown of Autistic Hoya and my friend and published author Adam over at Differently Wired!

[1863-project]

for the pokemon ask game-Brave

prinplup orrrr luxray?

[asks]

Brave- Give me two pokemon to pick a favorite between: -blank- or -blank-?

I've had both Prinplup and Luxray on my team before, but I definitely bonded more with my Luxray (named Tasertail) because I have a tendency to bond intensely with cats, even pixelated ones.