#go check out that website

[chapollynh]

I was going to post these on the day of the release of the video but ~life~ hapenned so... here it is! My two frames for the #EveryFrameOfEden project! You can check the videos with all of the AMAZING art on the YouTube channel Ineffable Frames!

[glowing-blue-feathermage]

[kujousaramybeloved]

so i’ve been playing hsr lately

[blakbonnet]

i did frame 13 for the You Wear Fine Frames Well project ❤️ ough it was so good! please check it out

[raycatzdraws]

ribbonwood

[gummi-ships]

Kingdom Hearts 2 - The Underworld

[janeway-lover]

GUYS I BUILT A LEGO VOYAGER

[indieyuugure]

Thought I’d have some trope pages for your webcomics.

Rise of the Parallel and The Mutation Situation.

If appalled, feel free to file a complaint to the administrators.

It took me awhile to figure out what you’re talking about but after some questions and research I think I got it, you’re talking about this website here? tvtropes.org

These are actually really interesting! Don’t know who’s writing them but but that’s so wild 😂

Kinda weird seeing my stories analyzed like that

Thank you for telling me! I had no clue! This is very cool! ^v^

[sisterdragonwithfeathers]

Babes you’ve got to check out this bullet journal I ordered from paperblanks

It shines

[gouthepro]

Hellooo Horizons community, long time no art post!

[stanwixbuster]

Quinn & Flynn is out now.

at the low low price of $5.99, with a 10% discount for one week! wow!

A mature queer visual novel, telling the heated and convoluted story of the love triangle between Quinn, an obsessive police detective, Elias, Quinn's direct superior, and Flynn, a poet with a very talented tongue, caught in a criminal case that spirals rapidly out of hand.

Summary:

Semi-linear narrative

5 chapters, each ~1 hour long

Three POVs

Features:

Non-Blocking choices, letting you go see more of the conversation before making a choice, or skipping it entirely

A fully queer cast

One major ending, four epilogues

Content Warnings:

Quinn & Flynn is a mature visual novel that features scenes and depiction of police brutality and sexual violence; it's not a game intended for minors

Buy now on Steam

Website

[oceanfalls-official]

Happy holidays ~

May you have a blessed and peaceful day!

[rohirric-hunter]

Ooooh so close midjourney or whatever AI made this image but that is actually not how headphones are worn generally. Certainly not if you want to hear the audiobook... sorry audiosbook. Is that pronounced like adiós book?

[readwebcomicsgdi]

You keep saying "Build a website" but doesn't that cost money?

It does! Like basically any other profession or hobby there are expenses eventually, and hosting is just another one like the tablet or the bristol board.

Generally my advice is to start out hosting somewhere free like ComicFury, both to see how well you actually like maintaining a long term project and how seriously you want to take it. If it turns out it's important enough to you that you want to turn it into a career or ensure its stability, you find a way to sustain it. In my case, I hosted Kidd Commander on tumblr for the first fifty pages or so, realized how unstable that was and how much it would upset me if they changed their content policies or functionality in ways that would harm my comic (which they have, several times), and started making efforts to drum up enough support to maintain its own site. Every person running a website of any kind went through some form of this process at some point!

If you give it a shot and find you DON'T really care to dump resources into it, if it isn't that big of a deal to you if it goes down with a company's ship one day, then it's probably not worth the trouble or the money! Websites are a lot of work and resources, and while in my opinion it's a good trade not everyone would agree. Maybe you have other places you need to put your money or your time, you have other things that take priority that means you don't elect to drop money on something that's more like a hobby, that's fine. This isn't like, backhanded either; not everyone DOES want to fool with all this, and even if you're into making comics that doesn't mean you also have strong enough feelings about longevity or ownership to want to put in the effort to own your own space.

Whether it's something you want to carve out for yourself is up to you, I can't help y'all with that. A lot of my aim when I bring up hosting is to remind people about the inherent risk they're taking by relying entirely on corporations to house these passion projects that are long term and, frequently, unattractive to the shareholders who will probably gain influence over the corporation during the course of the work. The internet is aggressively centralized, to the point a lot of people have gotten so comfortable with apps and for-profit social media that they trust them with a lot more than they should and aren't even aware there are other options. If it's free, you're the product, and as soon as you stop being profitable they will sweep up everything you've built and send you out empty handed. If that's not alarming to you, by all means set up shop somewhere like Webtoon. Really! But if it is, figure out what your goals are and get to work.

[quaranmine]

everyone cross your fingers that I can get reimbursed for the flight changes and stuff lol

I'm after $252.83 of compensation. For the nonrefundable hotel I had to cancel, plus the new one I had to book. I sent an email via booking.com to the canceled property requesting a refund based on my situation. I assume they'll say no, but I'll have proof I tried them first. Next I will submit a claim with Finnair for compensation. I am concerned because their website says their compensation claims are backed up right now and taking 2-6 weeks to process. Which means I may not have time to hear back from them before the deadline to submit a claim with my Chase Sapphire card is up. But I suppose I'll have to provide proof I contacted them, and just state that they haven't responded.

I've never done this before lol

[misseligon]

HELL TO PAY: BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO SUMMONING, CHAPTER 2, PART 5

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