#tutorial guide person

[jaedoesart]

Stickmin Space Resort but it's a tycoon game...

[infamouzsky]

Do you have any tips on drawing faces? 

I AM REALLY BAD AT EXPLAIning and teaching in general cuz most of the times Idk What The Fuck I am doing, but I do hope that this quick guide can help a little!!

These are mostly stuff I observed when looking at other ppl's art + learning my own style!

If it also helps, and this is MAJORLY a personal preference/learning method of mine, do not take the guidelines too seriously! They help u figure out the body and placement of things, sure, but if u hold urself to draw Perfectly over them, then I think it just- limits how stylized or expressive ur art can be Idk, at least thats how it felt for me cuz- as u can see, in no time I am following the lines I drew, but I did add them anyways cuz they help me remember what I am trying to achieve! So for example, even if I drew over the red line a little, the eye is still not obnoxiously close to the ear, which was exactly what I was trying to avoid :)

Hope u can take smtng good from this! Happy drawing <3

[mystiffox]

— the (amateur) (unreliable) (silly) guide to the sans skull

take all of this with a grain of salt! i admire all yall who draw him and i don't intend to compete with that ever. just make me your artist for humanized designs /lh

see my beef with his dumb skull has always been there i just learn how to hide it better lol. srsly props to yall who can draw him easily i have to redo the top part of his skull like 5 times at minimum. but its not like i hate that i cant draw him, i just think that if i wanna draw for myself, im gonna own it and make it how i wanna and if that means human designs, so be it! its called free will🙏

[torchiiko]

update i am Still alive . i started watching caseoh play scrutinized & he is verryy Not Good at it yet

[yellllowstar]

slowly I'm recovering the beauty of discovery

(creature by half•alive)

(textless + timelapse below cut)

[digitalangel777]

A Mimikyu for @v-the-raven ~

[somethingnubian]

New Moon Energy Update: Embrace Transformation with the New Moon in Scorpio (November 1, 2024)

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[t-eaowl]

They’re wondering why all the sinners have such small waists

[anielskaaniela]

Shirring Fabric for Beginners: Easy Sewing Tutorial

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[aria0fgold]

Yaknow what, I'm just gonna treat Yume Nikki as a type of game I can only play for a short time everyday to enjoy everything in it.

[scarapanna]

hey! this is chance & here’s this week’s prompt. what websites or resources do you use while you write or develop a character/story? what do you think of them and would you recommend them?

This is a really good and interesting question!

Most of it is actually based on what I come up with on my own story whise, whenever I don't know what story or interests to give a character I usually brainstorm a few ideas I havent used yet to find what fits best.

For character design I usually take different kinds of animals and reference them for looks and color palettes (The funny fella in my pfp was based off of a bearded vulture for example), I go on Pinterest for these as there's lots of material to work with and some really nice pictures as well.

However if a character is heavily affected by something or has gone trough some form of trauma I use multiple medical websites and sources to be as accurate as possible since these kinds of subjects are rather delicate and complex to tackle, wikipedia is handy but the more correct information the better (an example of this is this silly little mossfly here)

Regarding the sources themselves id say Pinterest is good for color palettes or designs, while for stuff related to physical traits or mental health related information wikipedia is a good basis but more websites should be integrated in this kind of research to get a better understanding

[djdhwkwhhehe]

how to dress grunge

~ textbook guidelines from a true god ~

thrift the thing (crucial)

have an interestin hobby (any hobby is cul tbh)

decent posture (could be a little lousy, but it gotta be intentional)

wear cooler tones if possible n dont wear bright fresh garments

as long as it stays on u sizes dont matter (it rlly doesnt)

always wear smth ugly to perfect the fit (if its not a bit ugly, is it a fit?)

get messy w the material. customize it (anythin would do the trick)

prints n patterns r always welcome. along w weird textures (dont afraid to mix them up)

be skinny. or dont. ur grunge. ur automatically cul now.

make sure ur eyelids r red n stone-ish

jeans n stockin r the same thing. better ripped

wear makeups but dont put efforts in it

wear it w pride n obscurity

pics cre: pinterest

[spoonyglitteraunt]

I got a really unusual introduction to computers. My family didn't have the money for one, so my first introduction was in school. Which was just starting to add computer classes to the curriculum. (think end of windows 95 early XP) And because it was new, there was no set year on when computer classes were mandatory to be added. Schools could sort of choose for themselves. Now around this same time I switched schools. Which led to the "fun" experience of my old school only started on the classes in third year, while the new school already had one year of classes under their belt. Meaning I, with my zero knowledge, landed in a class full of students who already knew all the basics, and a teacher who had even less interest in slowing down the lessons to help me catch up. Joy. What followed was a year of utter hell where I hobbled behind, trying to catch up, as I basically taught myself this new scary technology I couldn't even practice at home. In the era where it was so much easier to accidentally muck up an entire system. Let's not even mentioning floppies. Those buggers would brick if you so much as looked at them funny. I wouldn't have wished it on my worst enemy at the time. But funnily enough it actually taught me valuable computer skills. Because now you can drop me into most new software and I'll poke and prod my way into being halfway functional soon enough. So trust me when I tell you, that most software, most technology, is not as scary as it first looks. Most poking and prodding is not going to cause big meltdowns. You'll either just toggle it back on/off. Or at worst google how to reset something. If you try it with little things, you'll be more comfortable doing it with bigger things soon enough.

And with how fast technology can change, you'll do yourself a big favour getting used to that little bit of uncertainty now. Just harness your human curiosity and poke some buttons to make them go brrr.

Unless, of course, it has a big sign reading "Don't press the red button". In which case, maybe don't.

I don't know who needs to hear this but please please please please please explore the settings. Of your phone, computer, of every app you use. Investigate the UI, toggle some things around and see what happens. You won't break anything irreperably without a confirmation box asking you if you really mean to do that thing. And you can just look up what a setting will do before touching it if you're really worried ok?

Worst case scenario you just have to change the settings back if you don't like what happened but it is so so so important to explore the tools available to you and gain a better understanding for how the stuff you use works.

Even if you already know. Even if you're comfortable with how you use it now. You don't just have to accept whtever experience has been handed to you by default and it's good for you to at least know what's available to you.

[shawnthebro]

An easy way to add extra ammo pickups for each type is something we should have. Let’s add it!

[followerofmercy]

Networking/Knowing A Guy: A Guide

This is the autism website. Now, as an extension of the power of love and friendship, there are few things more useful than Knowing A Guy. Knowing A Guy means you have a support network. Knowing a plumber, or a tax accountant, or just that one dude that's really fucking good at finding the information you need when you're really overwhelmed, can be the difference between being able to pay rent and having a fun party with friends to fix your shit.

How does one end up Knowing A Guy? It's a skill you can develop called Networking and it is one of the foundations of society. Unfortunately making those connections with people is fucking hard and nobody makes a tutorial for it. So, here you go:

The golden rule is you scratch my back and I scratch yours

It is necessary for survival to seek out useful people

Great news! Everyone is useful in some form or fashion - including you! When given the opportunity to learn about someone, do it! Extroversion does not come naturally to some people and that's okay. Just take whatever falls in your lap.

Types of usefulness: trade skills, connections of their own, personality you jive with, pleasant to talk to, niche interest in shared hobby, security - the list is pretty much endless. I know a guy that lives in the metro area - no job, no major hobbies, inoffensively annoying to me personally, kinda ignorant, not attractive to me, but you know what? He knows how the fuck to get around the city by foot. My rural-raised ass APPRECIATES the guide.

Remember important information: general personality, background, skillset, likes and dislikes. You can find this information by making smalltalk about their life. There is no such thing as pointless conversation. (Yes, even the annoying smalltalk)

The more people you know, the higher the likelihood that one of them will be useful in a given situation - or will know someone who is.

It is overwhelming. In a given clique/community/workspace/whatever, there is A Guy Who Knows The Other Guys. This Guy is a shortcut. Find them. They're often elderly, extroverted, a little bit annoying, a secretary or in some otherwise forward-facing position. Look for people that are gossipy/talk about other people a lot but not in negative ways. If they constantly talk shit, they'll talk shit about you too. They're still useful but be careful with the information you share

You do not have to like someone for them to be useful.

You do not have to like someone for them to be useful.*

If you have low self esteem, you're going to feel like you're using people. You're not. That's the devil talking. People like feeling valued and the connections you are making are the threads holding community together. Recognize people for their talents. It's only a problem when you're taking advantage of people

So: don't feel scummy about it. You're an animal. You have to claw out your right to survive and people will respect you more for it.

Luckily mutualism is the name of the game in the animal kingdom. Offer something back. The foundation of a Know A Guy relationship is Mutual Benefit

Sometimes that Mutual Benefit is just spreading news of the The Guy far and wide. My plumber friend is my actual friend and I love her to death, but I'm maintaining our backscratch relationship by pimping out her plumbing business to anyone that'll listen

Food is a good Mutual Benefit. People across cultures for all of human history have bonded over food. I have good success asking people for a favor and then offering to buy them lunch in return **

General compensation is also good. Offer a service in return and always do your best to offer financial compensation as appropriate. Having your plumber friend take a look at your drain: doable with a case of beer. Having your plumber friend redo the pipes in your entire house? You need to pay for that.

Being transactional is not necessarily a bad thing. I would advise against keeping an itemized list of things owed, but fish don't seek out cleaner shrimp just because they enjoy their company. Everyone gets something

Unfortunately being extroverted and generally personable is a huge benefit here, but that's the value of the Guy That Knows A Guy. There's someone out there that has consolidated All The Guys so you don't have to be the local expert. Always remember nobody can do everything and you don't need to master every skill

* This is the foundation of a functioning community. I have many acquaintances that I find incredibly annoying. They include doctors, welders, artists, social workers, lawyers, construction crew and random fuckers at the grocery store. I do not hang out with them. I do not have to in order to maintain a civil Know A Guy relationship. I can drop them useful tidbits and fuck right off so I don't have to spend any more time than necessary with them

** People may assume romantic intent. Be prepared for that. I generally denote that it's a friendly/work lunch by calling them bro at some point if they're my age. Otherwise my general demeanor is sufficient to show that I do this with everyone

Source: personal experience, mother's teachings of crime, booth vending and poverty

[queriesntheories]

REBLOGS ARE OFF CAUSE THIS GUIDE IS TERRIBLE AND YOU DESERVE BETTER

I will instead redirect you to THIS more comprehensive guide, and cobalt.tools. Cobalt solves the problem of low quality video when you're done with VLC, and it can also take videos from a dozen other social media platforms.

Support the cobalt dev and the better guide writer, not me. I'm just a person who boiled down a wikihow guide and a youtube tutorial into a TLDR. I did not do very much work. They have.

I might turn reblogs back on, but for now I implore you to put your attention where it's needed most. Thanks for understanding. (original post under the cut)

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alright i am sick of yt to mp4 sites being shady and full of viruses and finding websites that seem to be working and then don't work

so HERE'S HOW YOU DOWNLOAD YOUTUBE VIDEOS WITH VLC!! VLC FREAKIN RULES!!

get your youtube link

open vlc, go to media > open network stream

paste your url in the box and PRESS PLAY!

wait for the video to open then go to tools > codec information

copy the entire file location (click the box, then ctrl-a to select all, then ctrl-c to copy)

paste into your browser of choice (i use firefox)

right click video and press "save video as", choose your file format if you want

DONE! NO VIRUSES OR SKETCHY STUFF!

the quality might be a little crummy but if you don't mind that, then shabam! video on your computer! then you can email it to yourself and have it on your phone too if you want! if you need a guide with pictures wikihow has you covered my friends

happy downloading and stay safe on the internet :D