The Pit lane line protest being dismissed IS sketchy af though…
The Race Directors notes supersede the ISC, so for them to dismiss the protest with the excuse that “The Race Directors notes were wrong”, when everyone else adhered to them for the race, potentially to their own detriment at points, and for the error only to be addressed and highlighted as such after the race, when it’s been taken to appeal for a team breaching them, is incredibly concerning and does nothing to improve the transparency issues that F1 is currently having.
If the “error” wasn’t picked up and corrected before the race, then the rules as written in the RD notes is how they should be applied
I've been going to the gym halfway consistently for most of the year. In the last month, I finally switched my weight reps to ab focused movements, and I'm finally noticing my hereditary "poodge" has started to shrink. It fluctuates, of course. If I'm bloated, over hydrated, cramping, it looks puffy and large again. It's still there at all, just smaller. It may always be. But it's noticeably smaller. I can even fake it being flat if I wear the right shape of underwear.
I feel like I'm treading a dangerous line, here. With a history of disordered eating and distorted body image, I'm fighting viciously against those thought cycles gaining traction. At the same time, a lot of the early steps of those cycles are the first recommendations for controlling my blood sugars and insulin resistance. I even bought a diet book. It is definitely engineered to focus on losing weight.
To be fair, I don't not want to lose weight. It probably wouldn't hurt me, much, too lose a little. But my current weight doesn't seem to be hurting me, either, other than my ego at times.
I just want my body to look to my eyes the way it looks in my brain. I want to look in the mirror and see me and not hate who I'm looking at.
how much do i have to pay you so that you can at least ATTEMPT to add frebby fazbear into the magnus protocol
This tickles me a bit, because thinking about it, we have kinda done some mascot horror in Protocol, but whereas chuck-e-cheese is the archetypical American version, we've drawn horror out of a 90s British mascot. And I'm pretty confident which of the two is more fucked up.
Five Nights at Freddie's does interest, though - I grew up when there was quite a rich array of horror stories aimed at kids: Goosebumps, Are You Afraid of the Dark, the Point Horror books. Now it seems like a lot of that stuff have been supplanted by franchises like Five Nights at Freddie's, which is aimed at kids but marketed as though it's not, and does a lot to try and launder its intended audience. It's interesting to me, though I don't feel like I have a well-developed thesis about it.
next months print club piece is gonna be a laikas comet piece! i worked a bit on it during stream last night but im really excited. im pretty happy with the composition and im just working on details/anatomy sketching rn.
see the danger, always danger
endless talking, life rebuilding
don't walk away
digital painting, 10 hours - drawing video below
song: atmosphere by joy division
my other spn art
kim manners et al were all about the light through the slats in this episode. i painted another scene from this ep that also had this type of lighting - when john is telling sam and dean he has to leave without them. different location, same kind of light. i feel it though, it's good stuff. i'm also a sucker for it. hence drawing it twice!