#the million dollar weekend

[kayodekolade]

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[biggest-gaudiest-patronuses]

we need more hero/arch-nemesis duos whose backstory is being bitterly, bitterly divorced

[indigo-brainspark]

Going feral I need people to understand that superhero comic book franchises were never a single cohesive thing but a thousand different people working on their own Special Little Guys that sometimes run into each other.

[firelise]

Me arguing in the mirror: You know what, if Joe HAD gone into sex work he would have made MORE MONEY ACTUALLY and he would still be fucking free, fuckin dumbass

[badger-bear]

Does anyone know if the players who won prizes at all star weekend donated what they won?

[deathlonging]

applying for internships could be a full time job

[dykeandballs]

<3

[monsterbisexual]

i think ppl who have to do things while theyre in pain shld all get one of those 'special brave little guy' awards like in the *rmy or w/e

[laurelhare]

it's one for the moneyyyyyAAAOOOOHHHH!!! TWO! FOR THE SHOWWWWWOWOWOWOOAAHHH

[nonbinary-octopus]

was thinking earlier about that post that's like. you can have a very large amount of money but to claim it you must spend a year inside the last video game you played. do you take the offer?

and I have a follow up question.

is it a real life year of playtime or an in-universe year? What if the game doesn't have years, but it does otherwise have a concept of time that is different from real life time.

Minecraft, for example. A day in minecraft is 20 minutes. So 365 days would take a little over five real life days. And if you sleep through the night, that cuts the time down, too. I'm not 100% sure how much, and it varies a bit depending on when you go to bed, but you could roughly half the time. Two and a half real life days, or so.

Or what if the year is in months? Minecraft lunar months are eight days long. In real life, there's between 12 and 13 lunar months in a year (wikipedia tells me 12.37), which maths out to... 33 hours of gameplay.

That's like a day and a half. Less, even.

Assuming you're not sleeping, which, again, can lessen the time by up to a half.

[mokeonn]

She actually started doing craft shows, events, and garden shows as a vendor post 2020 after covid shut her gallery down. So no, it's not because she got started before the internet was a big thing.

All of the advice I was personally given and witnessed for myself (find a niche, selling art is all about networking and getting repeat customers, word of mouth is a powerful tool, the words you use when selling or marketing your art matter, etc etc) can all apply to an online space as well, tbh. It's not all about luck, sure luck plays a part in it, but saying that the only way you can make a living off of art is with pure luck, is a pretty surefire way to make you hate art and see it as nothing but a numbers game (speaking from experience).

Also I will add the disclaimer that I AM speaking from an area with a large and thriving art scene and tourism scene. It's far easier to find galleries and shops to sign consignment with or find events you can vendor at in a place like Florida compared to a state like Idaho.

No, I don't think the recent problem with a lack of third places, and people do, in fact, want to pay for handicrafts. I think this mindset is honestly pretty limiting because it's just shoving the reasons why something might not be working to the forefront and getting upset because those things are out of your control, instead of focusing on the things you do have control over and working on improving those. Like you can't control if someone doesn't want to pay for your art, but you shouldn't market to that person, you should market to the person who does. Because that person who doesn't want to pay is probably never going to want to pay.

Like, I am quite literally working for this artist as my job, I have been to shows, I have worked with shows, I have talked to people, and I do plan on starting my own little business! I am very lucky to have a mentor and a friend who has helped me find confidence in myself, my art, and helped me realize there is a career in art! It's a lot of work, but it is doable. There's more to it than luck and there being more places for people to regularly go to, and a lot of it really does come down to you.

Unfortunately, it's not luck. It's worse. It's marketing.

I think at some point in time we need to sit down and start explaining to artist who want to make a career out of art that there are FAR more options than just "living off of commissions" and "posting my art online and praying I get paid for it".

[vriendenboekjes]

why do i always forget my favourite rp type of role is real housewives suburban mom esque. ive been doing that bit with a friend since high school and i can never stop.

[michellesanches]

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[tramp963]

Million dollar weekend 1948 #classicmovies

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