#ingredient change

[mychemicalroadworkahead]

Hi hello PSA to people who don’t like when ingredients change and also to people with digestive issues

Olive Garden chicken gnocchi soup does have finely chopped onions in it now. I’m not sure when this changed exactly but it was sometime in the last month.

Additionally I’m not sure if this is all locations now or just this particular one but err on the side of caution if this will cause problems for you.

Apologies to anyone who can no longer consume. Was good soup

[sopuu]

hiii um silly question ! how do you draw heads? like the shapes you use and stuff :3

not silly at all dw!! so i start with the classic circle and then think of the head in sections, kinda like this

and afterwards i just vary the proportions of that to get different types of heads, while also thinking of what the general vibe/shapes i want to go for- whether it's more curves, sharper structure, flatter head overall etc. depending on what the character is like.

for heads with similar sizes/shapes i still try to maintain some variety in facial structure. for example two characters can be generally made of curves but one has more pronounced cheeks or sharper edges. the differences are probably more noticeable in profile view especially with the nose shape so thinking of that first before moving on to the 3/4 view might help with visualisation

and i think that's kinda it really! hope this helps :D

[ratguy-nico]

Adivinen quien al fin dibujo algo? Wich means I'm back baby!

Its not perfect (like everything I made), but I just love drawing comic-like-stuff, I get to relax more. I dont try to do the lines perfectly or the super accurate anatomy (mostly cause I dont know shit about anatomy at all) and also get to be more simple in the colors, wich helps cause I struggle making colors a lot.

I missed drawing my babies...but why did I drawing them like that? XD I swear...I think I should have seen some reference cause I totally change the way I draw the Burger Babys which is crazy for me XD

Now...is this an AU, is this them as teenagers, why is Louise working on Aplebees? Well I didnt put an exact age for the guys here, they could be 16 or 19 I dunno.

This is solely based on this post from @zer0ogravity I lmao with this and totally need it to draw it.

btw I from Latam, I didn't knew what Applebees was until making this comic so if Applebees dont look like this sorry.

[faerynova]

what if i draw holiday and rex as a pietà painting what then

[amphibianaday]

day 1181

[marikodraws]

Watch your hands (and paws)! ⚠️✋💥

[fullcravings]

3 Ingredient Fat Bombs (Keto)

[elkkiel]

I have made sleep token progress with father! He admits that he likes the music a lot and appreciates why I personally connect with the lore, he's just still hesitant about it because of the cult metaphor/aesthetics.

[raayllum]

2x02 / 5x09

[bonesdontmelt]

[rillette]

yearly oc drawing 👍

[humanteethmarksonhumanbone]

having very deep philosophical thoughts about this stupid cucumber mayo toast

[lunasilvis]

Bits from my wednesday 👋💨

[drachenfalter]

I'm really late to point this out, but to all the "Hunter is a Plant" people, friendly reminder that Palistrom wood is not the only ingredient used when creating a Grimwalker!

In fact, we know it's not even the main ingredient, because the book tells us the purpose pretty explicitly.

"Grimwalker:

Galderstone (Heart & Power)

Palistrom wood (keratin)

Stonesleeper lungs

Selkidomus skin

Bone of Ortet"

Keratin is the stuff hair and fingernails are made out of.

Hunter isn't a plant. Only his hair and nails are plant-based.

[cerealmonster15]

i always think about that '[thing] is so good when you dont got a bitch in ur ear tellin you it's not' meme when im doing something i remember The Internet getting mad about,,, been having a lot of fun with pokemon violet this week 🙏

[marypsue]

I'm gonna say this as a genuine fan of animation and somebody who has been squeeing about ATSV's behind-the-scenes ever since the team started tweeting about how they did it: every single person who said that movie needed a photosensitivity warning was Not Kidding and it's honestly negligent that it didn't have one. I get like one migraine per decade and I had to take a preemptive tylenol as soon as I got back from the theatre because I could already feel one coming on. Thankfully that seemed to take care of it, but if I hadn't known before I went to the movie that it was going to be that much fast, bright, flashing, high-contrast everything for so much of the movie, if I hadn't realised what was going on and been able to medicate for it or I happened to be more sensitive to migraines than I am and hadn't known I'd have to skip this movie, I would've been out of commission for a day or more. And I'm not even epileptic.