#that might make sense

[banditblvd]

Turns out that when you draw different things it helps improve your art faster! That’s news to me!

Completely unrelated but I redesigned Grian again

[ivan-fyodorovich-k]

When I lived in my hometown after Japan I started playing guitar at our church, which was a pretty small one, and over time it became smaller and also less healthy, consequence being I became more involved (lack of volunteers) and by the end had started arranging services and music with my wife

This being exhausting, when we moved to do my PhD we decided to go to a big church were we could blend in and be anonymous (mission accomplished) but when I got back from London last year my wife began to insist that I start playing guitar again. This church was big enough that I had to go through a rather elaborate audition process but in the end I fooled them and they plugged me in and now I play about once a month.

It is a big church, they do things differently, I don't like all of the differences, but the surreal thing I have encountered is that they put me on "lead" guitar pretty nearly exclusively. Most of the time I am playing with another guitar player who is also singing, consequence being he plays less and usually defers to me. In all my musical existence I have never been the guitar player to whom is deferred, I usually get out of the way of other people

I say all this to say, that the sonic liberty of my last two musical positions--less so at my previous church, which had less interest in electric guitar--has meant that I've had to get a lot better at improvisation and also learning parts by ear, as the chord sheets are not especially useful, and there is no sheet music, and no tablature. The best I get is sometimes a hipster worship guitar player will make a youtube video "tutorial" that consists of him playing the guitar in front of you and you kind of intuit based on his hand position and your knowledge of what strings and frets make what sounds to piece together what he's doing

What is the point I am making

A little while ago I shared a video of a man talking about how you "fake" playing piano and then he proceeded to explain how you actually play piano, because if you know what "buttons to push" (in his case, if you know how to play a C major scale) you can push whatever ones you want

I've been kind of amazed at the extent to which, true enough, the whole thing is a confidence trick. In Western music there are twelve different notes total. Just about every piece of Western music you've ever heard since the monks figured out the circle of fifths in the middle ages has consisted of some combination of those twelve. A major scale has seven notes.

You just have to push those seven buttons. And even if you push one of the other five, if you do it with enough confidence, people will just think that you made a bold, if confusing, choice to introduce dissonance.

[otaku553]

A self indulgent Koala redesign :)

Going for something cute that has the ability to look normal among mid to upper class civilians in case she needs to mingle with nobles, but just a bit more militaristic and practical for fighting! Thinking of doing a layer by layer breakdown for her outfit as well

[cadillacjohnf1]

Can't explain this but it is correct.

[mochasucculent]

Was looking at refs and since Viktor has two different leg braces I was wondering, do we think he wears them simultaneously?? The refs don't perfectly line up perspective-wise so it's hard to tell but parts of the one he wears during the Hexcore scenes look like they could maybe line up with the brace that he wears over his clothes, but also some parts really don't and look like they'd be super uncomfy. Also HOW does he take these on and off. Experts weigh in

[chloesimaginationthings]

Cassie shares her FNAF family history,,

[schemelin]

non-verbal "I Hate It In Here" Lone Wanderer just wants her dad back.

[iam-anordinary-human-orami]

Does anyone else think that after the foxes grappled with the "happy 19th junior" scene Allison was like "okay, are we just going to ignore the fact that Neil is actually a Capricorn and not an Aries?" Just for Nicky to nod furiously "I didn't want to be the first to say it, but damn so many things make so much sense now" and everyone else looking at them like

[egophiliac]

buckle up lads we're going BACK INTO THE BOOK

[homunculus-argument]

The whole "no gendered pronouns" thing is probably the most commonly known/brought up fun fact of the finnish language, but there's more to it. There's a pronoun distinction of human/nonhuman, and while many dialects don't bother with the hän-pronoun at all, and simply refer to both humans, animals, and inanimate objects as "se", wherever the human pronoun is used, it also encompasses any and all creatures that the speaker considers sufficiently sapient or sentient to be considered "a person". This covers gods and goddesses, humanoid supernatural creatures (with a distinct That Is Not A Person exception for zombies), aliens, and occasionally pets. Everyone knows someone who refers to their dog as "hän".

But the plural "they" also has a distinction of hän/se, with the same logic as he/him - who/whom, making a distinction between "they" who are people, and "they" that are either animals or objects. The dialects that don't use the human pronoun don't make this distinction either, but if someone is clearly speaking in formal finnish that refers to people as hän, but uses "ne" instead of "he" when referring to people, it's a very understated but nonetheless clear way of implying that those people are not people.

So finnish has:

They (singular, person pronoun) They (plural, of people) They (plural, inanimate/non-sentient/degoratory)

[hinamie]

don't feel too well//you're always on my mind

[ruporas]

need to exist in your warmth (id in alt)

[hesztia16]

*Wayne Manor, Family dinner*

*Barbara’s phone rings*

*she leaves and comes back a few minutes later, expression solemn*

Dick: what happened

Barbara: the Joker is dead

Jason: *shocked silence*

Tim: *shocked silence*

Damian: *shocked silence*

Alfred: *shocked silence*

Like a dozen other more: *shocked silence*

Bruce: *leaves the room*

Dick: Bruce!

Alfred: Master Bruce what-

Jason: *looks away, clenching his fist*

Bruce: *returns, with a bottle of champagne*

Again: *shocked silence*

Tim: why’s there a note on that saying: “For when the Joker dies”?

Bruce: it was a gag gift from Harvey when he was… you know, less murderous

*not so shocked, more of a hesitant silence*

Jason: *stands* pop it open, old man. I’m bringing the glasses

Alfred: the help is much appreciated, Master Jason

Steph: how did he die?

Barbara, a little confused: my dad said something along the lines of… a bunch of fans manifesting it after the writers were cowards for too long?

[o0kawaii0o]

FULL THROTTLE - Congrats on season 2!

[hoofpeet]

What if a sheep couldn't tell the difference between a wolf (might eat you) and a guard dog (will protect you) would that be fucked up or what. And what if it didn't run away from a wolf because it had learned to associate sharp teeth with being protected / what if it kept running away from the sheep dog because it can't comprehend the concept of safety

[chloesimaginationthings]

These clown animatronics in FNAF wild as hell..