#this is technically a doodle request but i have no guarantee that i can actually make them

[spookythesillyfella]

i feel like not having doodle ideas is infinitely worse than having no ideas for . like . a fully shaded piece because i feel like shit when i can't even make something that requires minimal effort from me

[cozymochi]

🩵 FAQ 🩵:

I can’t believe I reached a point where I do have frequently asked questions. That is insane to me.

Q: “Do you take commissions?”

A: Kinda. Depends on the status below.

COMMISSION STATUS: Closed temporarily. Remaining 2 Commissions TBC.

> MORE INFO if you’d like to know 💕

5K Follower ART TRADE RAFFLE Completion Status: 6/7 (This is only for the follower milestone raffle winners. Do not ask me to trade. The answer will be no. I don’t do them otherwise.)

Q: “Do you take art/drawing requests?”

A: TECHNICALLY, YES! 😱😱

Though, I prefer to call them “suggestions” since there isn’t a guarantee I’ll get to them; they are free after all. They are more so used to gauge what you guys do want to see from me, since otherwise I’d have no clue. So, don’t be shy about throwing something in my inbox if there is something you want to see!!! Maybe I’ll actually get to it!!! I promise it’s not because I have a busy inbox, I really don’t.

(I probably won’t be drawing your OC. Sorry. That said: Askbox only. I won’t answer DMs. Too personal.)

Just a note. But, I would REALLY PREFER that people NOT repost my art to other sites or use it for personal reasons without my consent. Or, hell, repost up here even. That’s what reblogs are for. I like those!

Literally. Just ask first. Giving “credit” isn’t really enough (folk have done some weeeird things. Credit infers I gave some kind of consent, even if I never knew about it). I promise asking does wonders. Yet no one ever does it. Though I have become numb enough to the fact that this will always be an inevitability.

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yeah there isn’t many questions. WAIT THERE IS ONE MORE I KEEP GETTING!

Q: “Ermmm will you draw NOT SAFE FOR WORK?! 🥵”

A: NO! Stop asking me for it idc how thirsty you are!! Unless the ones asking start paying my bills every month, nobody is getting that out of me. If I can’t stop people from stealing and reposting my art, I can at least TRY having THIS boundary respected. Also stop trying to find a loophole for this.

ok now im done 💙

MORE LINKS™️

BLUESKY: (same as above in terms of nothing being there)

YouTube Place (SUBSCRIBE FOR sub-par creations.)

Ko-fi (I put it on every post but it’s ignored regularly.)

straw.page: (for sending silly doodles, nothing more.)

[rwbyauwhereitsthesamebutdragons]

hey gamers, I decided to make a sideblog for this for no good reason. I’ll put some info about this under the cut 

if it wasn’t already obvious, it’s a dragon au for rwby (literally nothing changes, they’re just dragons bc god cursed me by not being able to draw humans but can somehow draw dragons so)

expect me to spam reposts from my main/twitter (which is mostly little silly mouse doodles and also mostly nordic winter/white lightning stuff)

here are the tags i’ll use if you wanna go through and navigate the blog

#rwby dragons- for pretty much everything

#doodle- for the shitty doodles i mentioned before that i mostly draw with a mouse instead of using an actual tablet for some reason

#ref- for character references, obviously

#piece- for full pieces that i actually put effort into lmao

my interests are constantly swaying but i love making dragon aus for whatever i’m hyperfixated on (which would be rwby rn) i’ll probably get bored of it eventually, but rwby has been one of my special interests for quite a while now (you might even remember seeing my old rwby dragon designs from a few years back) so i can’t guarantee consistency with this

 who knows though, i might lose interest and come back like a year later or something and continue making stuff again

so uh, stick around if you like, and if anyone would like to contribute as well, i’ll keep submissions open!

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please read below if you want to send a request!

I enjoy getting requests for small doodles and such and am open to a lot, but I still would like to put a few guidelines for what I won’t do, so please keep these in mind when going to my ask box

any ships with oscar

any ships with rwbyjnr/any of the aceops or happy huntresses

just any ship that has Nono™ qualities (abuse, incest, pedophilia)

also anything with large age gaps still make me very uncomfortable, even if they’re “Technically Not” pedophilia

lastly, I won’t draw anything sexual or anything that’s just gross in general

asks that have anything I don’t feel comfortable doing will be deleted

(I can’t guarantee i’ll get to every request, but i’ll do my best! some may also take more time, so please have patience with me)

if you wanna request designs for specific characters i haven’t done, or just want to support my art, you can donate to my ko-fi! (only $6 for each design) 

I do love hearing all your ideas and stuff, so don’t hesitate to share them if you want to! just please take this into consideration, it’s just me running this blog and I have my limits

[idonotknowhowtoo-blog]

How to Write a Resume

's easy to forget that it's

a recent invention.Of course, how recent of a creation it is depends on what you specify as a"resume". The word originates from the French résumé, meaning"summary". If we define a resume as a summary of job abilities and experience, then the very first resume dates from a letter that Leonardo da Vinci wrote to a prospective employer between 1481 and 1482. Resumes as we understand them today, nevertheless, didn't come into presence up until the mid-twentieth century. By the 1970s, they looked much the method they do today: professionally formatted summaries of skills and experience that were expected with any task application. Prior to this point, resumes did exist, however they were far more casual, typically doodled on scraps of paper. They likewise included information that would be, well, unsuitable on a contemporary resume such as height, weight, marital status, and religion.To read a complete, ahem, résumé of the resume's history, check out this timeline from Service Expert. So what function does a resume serve these days? Afterall, can't prospective employers simply look up your abilities and experience on your individual site or LinkedIn profile?They can, and in some cases job

applications will need you to apply with your LinkedIn profile. And it's constantly a great idea to include a link to your personal site as part of individual blog or website where you can showcase your work to any interested party.Above all, just take notice of the requirements for the specific task-- they'll indicate whether you require to send a resume, portfolio, or other materials.2. The length of time should my resume be? I understand, I understand

, you read College Info Geek. Which implies you probably have more badass accomplishments and experience than the typical individual. However that does not imply it's alright to create a 5-page resume

... and even a 2-page one.For a lot of people reading this

website, your resume should be one page, no longer. If you have more than five years expert experience, then it can be suitable to add an extra page, however I 'd avoid it in many cases.

Unless you're a senior-level executive, your resume ought to not go beyond one page.If that feels too short, then don't fret. We'll resolve how to make all the relevant experience fit in a bit.3. How"imaginative" should my resume formatting be? In an attempt to stand out from the crowd, some trainees will print their resume on fancy paper, add colors and graphics, or even provide their resume by means of provider pigeon (alright that last one may be a stretch, but you never ever know).

There's absolutely nothing wrong with any of these techniques per se,

however in basic I 'd suggest you avoid them. If you're a designer and know how to make a file that looks great and is simple to read, then by all ways get innovative with the design of your resume-- it can be a possibility to display your style skills.For most students, however, I suggest you stay with black Arial or Times New Roman on a white background. Particularly if you're submitting your resume digitally, this guarantees that the possible company will have no problem reading it.In some cases, obviously, the job application will ask you to consist of an unconventional resume such as a video or web page. If that holds true, then go all out!(even if it's" optional ").4. How need to I format my resume?I stated you ought to choose black Arial or Times New Roman on a white background, however that ignores all the other information of formatting the resume.

How should you structure it? What size font should you utilize? Do you put your contact info at the top or bottom?Instead of trying to provide one "best"response to these questions, I'll recommend that you utilize

among the thousands exceptional resume design templates that are already on the internet. Here are a few that will work for practically any task: One final formatting suggestion: unless the task application shows otherwise, submit your resume as a PDF. This will ensure that the recipient can view it with the format you planned no matter what os or

software application they utilize to open it.5. Can I recycle the same resume for different task applications?Well, yes and no. It's fine to utilize the exact same template and structure for various job applications in order to conserve time. You must always tailor your resume to

the specific job.In reality, not customizing your resume to the particular position is one of the most typical resume errors. Employing supervisors can identify a generic resume from a mile away, so put in the effort to consist of experience and skills appropriate to this job, not any task.6.

What should I consist of in my resume? I currently informed you your resume should be simply one page, so what do you include? Taking all of your experience and condensing it into one page can be overwhelming.

The key is to select the most relevant experience.For example, let's state you're obtaining an internship at a law company. Naturally, you won't have actually worked in a law practice in the past-- that's the whole factor you'regetting the internship.But you can consider your previous tasks and how experiences in them would connect to what you would do at a law company internship.A job working the front desk in your dorm, for example, has within all of it sort of potentially pertinent experiences. A job like that teaches you how to be expert, how to answer the phone, how to handle conflict, and how to keep a disciplined schedule. All of which could be pertinent to the law practice internship.7. What is a skill?Okay, so no one has ever straight up asked me this concern, but there's absolutely some confusion about what a"skill" is when it concerns resumes. So let's get something clear

: a" ability"is a particular technical capability you have.These are not abilities: Yes, they may be soft abilities, however your resume is not the place for soft abilities. Show off your soft abilities in the interview. These are abilities: If you're not sure if something is a skill, then leave it out.And please, please don't consist of an ability you do not have. Your employer will find out and it will be uncomfortable. Specifically if it's declaring you speak a specific foreign language at an "innovative"level when in reality you took one term of it as a freshman.8. What if I do not have any experience? When trainees state" I do not have any experience", that's hardly ever the case.

Unless you really did spend all of college sitting in your dormitory eating tacky puffs and playing Overwatch, you have something you can talk about. Sometimes you just need to think beyond the box.Here are experiences/positions that could all be relevant

to a resume:

Now, in many cases if you're finding that you simply do not have the right experience for a particular task's requirements, then it might be worth considering a various position.That being stated, I motivate you to apply to tasks you do not think you're received. The worst thing that will happen is the company will say no( or never return to you). If this occurs, you haven't lost your time-- far from it. You have actually gained important practice in obtaining jobs, and you've likewise acquired a concept of the skills/experience that would make you a better prospect in the future. As long as you learn from these experiences , they're beneficial. How to Develop an Exceptional Resume We've currently covered a lot about the art of developing a great resume, but I desire to conclude with a list of things that will make your resume stick out from the rest of the stack(in an excellent way).1. Proofread This ought to go without saying, however you need to proofread your resume. Spelling mistakes and typos make you look careless-- and no one wishes to hire somebody who's careless.Go through all of the following proofreading steps:2. Look For Specialist Help What if I told you that you could get a trained expert to read and critique your resume at no extra cost to you? Would not that appear too great to be true?Well, you remain in luck, because that's exactly the service you'll discover at your college's career center. Registration at your university entitles you to free, generally unlimited aid with making your resume the very best it can be. You're already spending for it, so you 'd be a fool not to benefit from these services.Not to mention that the profession center can likewise assist you discover jobs/internships, perform mock interviews, and typically offer you guidance on your post-college plans. Pro tip: Make certain that you get assist with your resume well before the application is due. That way the great career preparation folks will have a lot of time to help you.3.

Take advantage of Your

Network Naturally, the best individualto examine your resume would be somebody who currently operates in the company or market to which you're using. Discovering this sort of individual might seem impossible, however the secret is to look to the connections you already have.There are a few methods to discover market professionals to evaluate your resume:1. Asking household and pals You 'd be surprised at the people your loved ones members know. Just shoot a quick text to your parents, aunts and uncles, cousins, whoever would want to help.All you have to state is "Hello there, I'm getting a task at NAME OF BUSINESS in NAME OF MARKET. You wouldn't happen to know anybody who operates in a similar job?"If they do understand someone, then get them to introduce you and go from there.And do not think requesting help in this method is annoying.

As long as you're courteous and genuine, individuals constantly like to assist out college trainees and recent graduates.2. LinkedIn I only discovered this recently, however if I 'd understood about it when I was a trainee I totally would have

used it.First, log-in to LinkedIn. From there, click on"My Network". Click"See All "under"Your Links". Next, click on "Browse with filters". From there, you can filter your connections by all

kinds of criteria. I recommend starting with"Keywords"," Present Companies ", and "Industries" to discover people who would be able to give your resume an evaluation. As soon as you discover someone who appears like they could assist, you simply need to send them a message along the following lines: Hi NAME OF PERSON, I was simply checking out my connections and saw that you operate at NAME OF COMPANY/NAME OF MARKET. I'm currently obtaining

a job/internship/volunteer chance at NAME OF COMPANY/NAME OF INDUSTRY, and I was wondering if you 'd have the ability to review my resume. As a hopeful professional in NAME OF MARKET, I would be incredibly grateful to get feedback from somebody with your experience.And if your LinkedIn and network in basic seems a little scarce, here's how you can begin constructing your network today (even if you're an introvert).3.

Job Fairs Most institution of higher learnings have job or career fairs where representatives from business concern findprospective job candidates, perform interviews, and provide profession advice.You ought to absolutely go to these and bring

your resume along. If you're clever, you'll research study which business will be there in advance and create a resume customized to the particular companies that intrigue you. From there, you can get real industry experts (with hiring power )to provide you resume feedback.We have actually

covered a great deal of ground in this

article. I hope you now feel geared up to write a resume that will get you the task you dream of ... or at least that first entry-level task or internship that will put you on the career path of your choice.If you take absolutely nothing else away from this short article, bear in mind that you can and ought to ask for assist with your resume. You'll learn so much, and you may even make an important professional connection in the process.What are your biggest battles when composing a resume? Let us understand in the remarks below or begin a conversation in the College Info Geek Community.