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frozen in time
#dragon age#dragon age: inquisition#dragon age inquisition#da#da:i#dai#virtual photography#the western approach#the still ruins#this place was so fucking so sick i'm so glad i saw it#jg
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i love the western approach
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Approaching the West (a Dragon Age: Inquisition stream)
Time to head back into one part of the Main Storyline and go after the Grey Wardens who have headed into The Western Approach of Orlais. But first... to deal with a Mage...
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#dragon age: inquisition#the western approach#envtuber#vtuber uprising#alien vtuber#vtubers of tumblr#indie vtuber#vtubers are live#space boy vtuber
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These are so cool!!!
New travel posters for my recent obsession.
#dragon age inquisition#dragon age fanart#travel posters#skyhold#val royeaux#the hinterlands#the western approach#the emerald graves#crestwood
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Inquisitor Orlesians-Can-Burn-In-A-Ditch-For-All-I-Care Lavellan. + Josephine, Leliana, some noble / Dragon Age Inquisition (c) Bioware
#dragon age#dragon age fan art#comic#inquisitor lavellan#bioware#dragon age inquisition#dai#lavellan#josephine montilyet#leliana#orlesian noble#wicked eyes and wicked hearts#I don't think I've ever roleplayed any character as thoroughly as with this lavellan.#the extent of my hatred towards chantry and orlesians while playing her lmao. mother giselle suddenly became a real bother!#I think the only orlesian who got a pass was that dragon dude frederic in the western approach. he's just a little guy y'know.
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dragon age : inquisition - 12 / ∞
#dragon age#dragon age inquisition#vgedit#gamingedit#dailygaming#dragon age edit#daedit#vg: dragon age#edit: mine#edit: dragon age#edit: dragon age scenery#western approach my beloved !!#i spent way too much time in this location tbh
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My spouse, my beloved, who has never touched a dragon age game when I rant about the lore for 30 straight minutes
#he was watching me play dai 🤣 and he's so??? like he'll go ''oh COOL' and WAOW at some of the things#like the one tevinter place frozen in time in the western approach#but he will not touch the games🤣#he hears me grumbling and sassing solas and giggles from the other side of the room#his face when he found out solas calls lavellan his heart 🤣 my man's jaw dropped#he was stricken#his comments about solas and dav make me#🤣like ''skill issue. he should've listened? never walk out on your wife bro''#something very funny and refreshing hearing someone whos never played the games talk about the characters like they're ppl from work
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in the western approach like man idk if i can finish all these sidequests with time being tight for beating the game !! and then i was like. wait. and remembered i literally dont care.
#the western approach is kind of nothing. sorry to western approach girlies#ive been clearing the other maps but what is this one doing that i cant live without...?
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Shoutout to Guild Wars 2 for having extremely diverse dragon designs.
#like fr pretty sure every ED is something different and that’s honestly so cool#gw2#guild wars 2#Like ya got ya classic western types with Kralk and his brood#ya got your straight up world serpents with Mord and co#Zhaitan is a Hydra type and also has some sick fuckin multi wings and tails so he’s not just the multi headed hydra kind nah he’s everythin#Primordius from concept art is like your classic wingless dragons#pretty sure Jormag might’ve been a lindwyrm type if she ever got a full design? (aka only frontal legs)#and ya got your eastern/aquatic oeaviathan type with soo won#Aurene while of a western archetype alos has a more fae like approach given how her wings look too tbh#Zhai posts#Zhai plays gw2
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Adamant Fortress, Western Approach.
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#dragon age inquisition#dragon age#dai#da:i#dragon age gifs#dai gifs#oc trevelyan#dragon age gif set#western approach
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i can't remember if i dreamt up a book/paper about the transmission of 19th-20th century european orientalism and exoticism/fetishisation into shoujo and yaoi manga especially irt sexuality and male sexualisation or if it exists. does anybody know anything about that
#i also remember something about direct parallels between western fanfic and yaoi discussing spirk and the different ways in which it#approached the alien factor that had direct ties to exoticisation/fetishisation but i think that was actually#in a ikuhara (of rgu fame) interview. school of athens.jpg#blah
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CONFESSION:
It was during the pandemic/lockdown when I discovered if you go in and out of the Still-Ruins, the tier 3 craft items on the desk respawn if you leave one of them.
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Charge ⚡️🐎⚡️
Horses in game don't really run, but nobody told Aisling and Little Brother. Or well, that group of Venatori is desperately trying to tell them, I'm sure.
@shivunin sent me this video of a horseback archer doing something absolutely amazing... And I couldn't resist. Got me thinking about horseback fighters Dalish, imagine a full charge. Painting deserts is so nice and soothing I should do it more.
#dragon age#dragon age inquisition#inquisitor lavellan#dai#da fanart#dalish elves#bioware#mage lavellan#greypetrel#digital art#illustration#outside the ritual tower I think that the Western Approach is the map she enjoyed the most#her enemies enjoyed her a lot less#horses are hard to draw but still better than feet 😌#*cullen growing white hair in the background*
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this was suPPOSED to stay under wraps for a bit longer, but from the desperation created by the poll im. going to . post a bit from a new shared au between @tallaroo and myself that we were brainstorming. featuring, of course, many many gay cowboy minecrafters. please take this. look forward to some more since roo's also craftin up some goodies ^^<3
AND FOR THE LOVE OF GOD VOTE MUMBO
#uhhh roo i dont think we have a name for this au?#just . cowboy au#but it's more sorta like. southern/western au#since mumbos not a cowboy....... to start#we can figure out a name i think later.. XD? woopsiiiies#art#my art#my aus#(THATS JUST MY AU TAG FOR MY SPAM IT'S NOT MY AU IT'S OUR SHARED AU THANK YOU)#hc#mumbo#grumbo#scarian#mumscar#the designs arent fully final yet. but theyre sorta approaching the idea we have ^^<3#yes there will be horsies#ROO IM POSTING IT BEFORE YOU TOLD ME WHICH BLOG YOU WANT TAGGED JUST LMK MMMWAH#HERMITSHIPPING
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my mother has asked me to ask “that weaver friend of yours” lol — do you have experience dyeing linen? what does the process look like for natural vs synthetic dyes?
happy to be that weaver friend of yours 🥰❤️ dyeing linen is basically the same as dyeing cotton or any other cellulose fiber, so any synthetic dye that works for cotton will also work for linen. a professional grade fiber reactive dye like procion mx or dharma's procion (here) dyes cellulose fiber without heat, and the process is quick and painless. it just involves a large bucket, water, the dye powder and the cloth you wish to dye. i have little experience with rit dye so i'm not sure if you'd need heat for that, but procion dye is higher quality, comes in a lot more colours than rit, and a 2oz container is like $2 usd and goes a long way
the natural dye process for linen takes a lot longer than the procion dye process and requires several steps. cellulose fibers really don't like to take dyes so you basically have to do a bunch of alchemy to convince it to do what you want (compared to protein fibers like wool and silk which love dyes and only need some gentle nudges)
naturally dyeing linen depends on the dye you'd wish to use, but the process is essentially: scouring, mordanting, and dyeing. it's really important that you scour linen especially because it contains a lot of pectins that prevent dye from penetrating the fiber, so a harsh scouring is best (ie. washing it with hot water and ph neutral soap, even to the point of boiling the cloth. linen can take a lot of heat and is better for it, cotton is more sensitive) you'll probably have to do this before dyeing it with the synthetic dye too for best results
most natural dyes require that you mordant the cloth before dyeing. some dyes don't require a mordant (indigo is the big one, but if you're working with onion skins or other materials that contain tannins this is also true. however mordanting the cloth before dyeing with tannins or even mordanting with tannins is still recommended for better colour performance long-term unless you're working with indigo in which case using a mordant can actually cause problems) but if you're unsure, assume that you need to apply a mordant. you essentially have to simmer the cloth in a hot pot with either a material that contains tannins (tannic acid), a natural bio-accumulator of aluminum (symplocos), or use a metal salt (alum acetate is best for cellulose, but iron and copper salts can also be used. the metal salts route requires more safety precautions esp if you use copper salt, you can't dump that down the drain) your choice of mordant impacts the final colour with different mordants shifting the chemical reaction that happens in the cloth when you dye it
with cotton and linen, after you use the mordant you need to use either a chalk or wheat bran bath to remove excess mordant from the cloth, esp if you use alum acetate, otherwise it can leave a whitish cast over the cloth and also impede dyeing lol. wheat bran baths tend to cause a warmer tone to the final dyed cloth, chalk baths cause a cooler tone. i only use wheat bran baths bc i prefer the warmth and i get the bran cheaply at my local punjabi grocer
only then can you dye the cloth, again unless you're working with a dye like coffee or tea or onion skins OR indigo. linen really doesn't like to take natural dyes unless you do all the above steps, it's stubborn. the dye process itself depends on what dye you use and you can do stuff like solar dyeing if you don't want to simmer it in a pot on a stove. if you plan to go the natural dye route lmk and i can send you some scans of a book i have that contains precise instructions for preparing linen for dyeing
#fun fact the word for mordant in bahasa (both msia and indonesia) is mordan lol#i love when stuff like that happens. like computer in bahasa msia being komputer#as a caveat these are the western steps for natural dyeing there are other approaches that include the same chemical processes#but dif techniques like ex. in malaysia/indonesia mordants and dye baths are fermented for several weeks to months#and the fermentation makes it so they can be used cold and you only have to dip them in the baths rather than simmer#but that takes even longer than the western methods and is less documented in an instructional sense so the western approach is easier
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