I am congratulating myslef for reaching 3000 Words.. Do you see how happy I am having inly 1000 words left? I WILL BE FREE TO DRAW AS MUCH AS I CAN WITHOUT FEELING GUILTY! And also sleep and eat like an average human..without having to feel guilt..
Lol :))))))
Have you ever seen so much bullshit in one scene?
I see a lot of positivity posts about 12-year-olds just learning to draw. Posts cautioning us to be mindful of 11-year-olds with no grasp of anatomy and 13-year-olds whose characters are all the same person with different hair and clothes, and I love those posts. Those are great posts. Keep those posts coming, tumblr.
But can I ask, what about the 25-year-old who just bought their first ever sketchbook? What about the 32-year-old who’s been drawing for a month and has just about got the hang of a human-looking face? What about the 67-year-old who finally has time to sit down and learn how to paint like they’ve always wanted?
Not everyone starts drawing as a child. Not everyone learned as a preteen. Some people start in college. Some people start when their career is going well and they feel like it’s time for a new hobby. Some people start after they’ve retired.
Not all beginner artists are kids, and I just thing the adults ones deserve some encouragement, too.
This is so true.. it wasn't my first live action though, but i can relate to not wanting to feel that ever again.. ;-;
Looool
"Let's help her concentrate."
....this was on my birthday ._. Eeh?
Kanouso Roadshow. Tokyo Dome City Hall. November 20, 2013
@_amatsuki_ ふと 嫌なことって基本やりたくないけれど、嫌なことでも挑戦してみないと自分自身に新しいものって見えてこない気がした もちろん嫌だけど
昔は野菜死ぬほど嫌いだったけれど今はうめぇうめぇって食べれるし それが出来たほうが人生楽しそうだな
Amatsuki: Hmm… It’s natural to not want to do things you dislike, but i feel that if you don’t step up to challenge these things, you wouldn’t be able to find out new stuff about yourself. Of course, even though i dislike it. I used to hate vegetables but now i can eat them saying ‘delicious~ delicious~’ So, to be able to accomplish that is actually the fun of life.
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Happy Birthday Sasuke Uchiha♥ [7|23|15] (½)
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It has been a while on tumblr♡ This is my classroom :')
Klotür Southside ✌
Horohoro sings Eine Kleine again ^_^
Thank you iresuyun for the recording!
Anonymous said: hi! i’m writing a story where the main character is a muslim teen girl, and it’s not like the /main/ focus of the story but since i’m not muslim myself i was wondering if you had any pointers on how to show that as a part of her life (beyond the hijab, which is something she chooses only to wear at home?) without being too blatant/forced or oppositely non-evident? thank you!
Hi there! Islam is a deeply intricate religion that is woven into a muslim’s everyday life, and there are definitely easy ways to sneak in indicators of a person’s religion. For example, muslims only eat meat that has been cut the halal way- your character could ask about that at a restaurant, or forgo the meat just to be safe. Muslims also pray five times a day (with the exception of the days some people are on their periods), so you could show her waking up at sunrise to pray Fajr. Honestly, there are a million and one ways to portray a muslim girl.
Also, while I might not know the complete context of your character’s situation, the purpose of a hijab is to shield a person from the gaze of male strangers. Homes are places where girls let their hair down and relax. A muslim only wearing a hijab at home contradicts the very importance of a hijab and could be really offensive to some readers. There are many muslim girls who don’t wear a hijab, so I suggest maybe going with that. There are also muslim girls who wear the hijab in certain areas (read: around traditional family members) to preserve social standing, but aren’t actually committed to the hijab.
I suggest you do more research on Islam if you want to convey your character realistically.
-Yasmin
I’d just like to add that I see quite a few writers taking the non-hijaabi route in order to avoid repercussions of possibly negative representation. I’d just like to stress that, if you feel that offering this representation is important, and you feel that you can do the research and continue to ask the questions to make it as good as you can, you should strive to do it.
Of course, we need non-hijaabi representation, but I do not think that should be the only option offered if a writer is nervous about approaching the hijaab.
Besides that note, I agree with Yasmin’s eloquent answer and the fact that a girl only wearing the hijaab at home is rather unusual and offensive. Good luck!
-Kaye
"Where’s Kasamatsu-semapi?"
"She’s practiced the hardest of all. You’d think she’d be the most upset."
Kuroko no Basket/Haikyuu!! Parallels: Loosing Captains Hiding their Distraught
Juli - Geile Zeit
you know when youre drawing a 3/4 view and its like
then you flip the canvas and its like
Study... ;-;
Nordic Sea Norway - by: Alireza Naderi
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naru1hana ‘s art trade came today!!! I am very excited to open it!
http://s0mmersprossen.tumblr.com/post/110460497725/kystbris-set-the-language-on-video-games-editing
Set the language on video games, editing softwares, social networking sides, skype etc. to the language you’re learning.
Have song lyrics in the language you’re learning translated until you understand all(or most) of it and listen to these songs over and over. This helps you...
Chinese cuisine last weekend , too much fishhh~
Also a collab drawing with a fellow artist☆
A drawing collaboration with my friend , was really fun!
Some of my doodles
Yesterday at the japanese restaurant! Was good♡
It snowed today , was really fun , played a lot! My name~
Too much cheese , gotta try this!!
1. Boil macaroni
2. Drain the macaroni, drizzle with oil and mix
3. Add cheese sauce, mix, add more sauce until it gets to a juicy gooey texture
4. Add your favorite shredded cheddar and mix
5. Let it cool in the...