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[mercurialmalcontent]

I started that second Elden Ring character as a warrior and gave @rainbowbarnacle an introductory tour of the game, which she enjoyed, and in the process found that I miiiight want to swap to a dex build, double scimitars are too much fun.

I was also amazed at how far I've come, as when I started the game I constantly fumbled rolls and backsteps and ran into enemy swords more than they ran into mine -- that tutorial 'boss' soldier of Godrick kicked my ass! I think it took me three tries to beat him, and only made it because I swapped to halberd vagabonds get as one of their starter weapons. The bats outside? TERRIFYING. Now I breezed through it. Despite how much trouble I have (and/or think I have) with hand-eye coordination, this is some nice, solid proof to the little gremlin in my head that yes, I AM learning this game, I'll be able to finish it myself.

I was also very interested to hear some of the dialogue again. I'd forgotten what all 'Renna' says to you, partly because I had no context for it, but now... "How long will it be, I wonder... Before the Tarnished tire of obeisance to the Two Fingers?"

OH???? 👀

Anyway, good times. I will probably dink around a bit more on that character before I swap back to Iolis, who was just about to go to the festival at Redmane Castle...

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Elden Ring - Impressions

From Software have a specific formula for these things. It sort of goes as follows:

The world has gone to shit. Its appointed custodians are shirking their duties or they've switched sides, and the Lore-Specified Ritual of Putting Stuff Right demands conditions that can't currently be guaranteed. The world consequently falls back on The Nobody as its designated savior, and explains away the relative lack of allies or resources as well as the generally crumbling locales you'll work through. You might as well call this Every Souls Game Ever. For other titles like Bloodborne, you can copy-paste the same info in a new field and then add "Oh, and it's all caused by Eldritch monstrosities the locals have taken to worshipping".

For better or worse, Elden Ring is very much a coalescing of everything SoulsBorne to have been released under Sony and Bamco's auspices, like a Greatest Hits compilation of ways in which game designers might go about brutally murdering their test players. It's also an unabashed love letter to titles that usually settle somewhere on the opposite end of ithe difficulty spectrum, like Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild or The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. It's cherry-picked these last two games' sense of openness and the notion that anything that's visible to you can be physically reached with some effort. In doing so, it also opens up the usually confined playspace of your typical Soulsborne, and lets you effectively pick your battles and rethink your angles of approach as you'd like, which is entirely new for the genre. We typically were set on clearly defined paths and in environments that were at least somewhat linear, but now the Lands Between are effectively open to you from the moment you leave the tutorial area. It doesn't mean areas further removed from your starting point will be as easy as Limgrave's first few hills and valleys, however, with the game adequately using design and scale as a means to indicate an enemy's relative toughness.

With a little patience and some natural progression, you'll attract the attention of Melina the Finger Maiden, whose job it is to serve as any other Soulsborne-mandated points bank. Give her Runes, this game's variant on Souls, and you'll be able to invest in your character's statistics. Upon returning to the Church of Elleh (which you can't miss), you'll also run into Renna, a witch that offers to bestow upon you the power to call forth Spirits. The first one calls forth a pack of three wolves, which are great at harrassing enemies to give you time enough to recuperate or reposition, and there's a fair few others to collect, each with their own pros and cons. This results in a difficulty system that very quickly turns granular and also substantiates the designers' claims about creating an approchable, if challenging experience.

With the amount of gameplay-related prosthetics inlaid in the game and lore proper, you're left with systems that'll help newcomers and tantalize series veterans, and that also democratize the "feel" of a Soulsborne multiplayer experience for players stuck offline or with unreliable connections. These Spirits might surprise veterans with how effective they are, compared to other Soulsborne titles' own plot-dictated ethereal helpers, but they're also not so versatile as to completely de-emphasize player skills. To put it simply, it just speaks to From having realized that some people love their lore, but simply don't have the time, patience or inclination to git gud, as it were. You can count me as one of 'em, for instance. I love Miyazaki's usual framing devices, but I can't be assed to figure out my i-frames, if you catch my drift.

The end-result, to put it simply, just works. That is, the gameplay and intentionality of the title both work as intended. The PC version, though? It's nowhere near Cyberpunk 2077 before its latest patch, but it does occasionally struggle to maintain a consistent framerate, and it dips at frequencies that don't exactly feel like it's a hardware issue. My current rig outclasses the Recommended specs, and I'll still occasionally notice my FPS counter dipping from the mid-sixties to the low thirties at max detail in 1080p resolutions. That blip then resolves itself and comes back at random some time later, no matter if the game is rendering an open field or a pod of six enemies howling for my blood while wind physics makes the local grass sway. I've also got a bone to pick with the game's Brightness slider, seeing as no amount of fiddling with light or contrast undoes my initial impression of the Lands Between looking a bit washed out, if not unusually yellowish in tone. I'm getting decent color grades everywhere else, so it doesn't look like a monitor issue.

As ever, this isn't a review. I'm just glad to have made it to Level 14 with my starting Wretch (I just found pants! Huzzah!) and I'll keep chipping away at the Lands Between until one of the suzerains reponsible for the Shattering falls beneath my blade. Considering how shit I am, it'll probably take a while.

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DIY: Tante idee per creare la calza della Befana

“La Befana vien di notte con le scarpe tutte rotte, col vestito alla romana, viva viva la befana!”, ricordate questa filastrocca? Io la canticchiavo sempre in prossimità del 6 gennaio. Ho parlato al passato? Mi correggo… canticchio.Anche alla veneranda età di 59 anni, in salotto, sistemo con cura un’adorabile calza rossa con la stampa di una renna.Infantile? Può darsi, ma quando si tratta di fare scorpacciate di dolci, non c’è età che regga.

Per tradizione, la Befana, una donna anziana a cavallo di una scopa, riempie di leccornie le calze che i bambini appendono sopra i camini o vicino alle finestre.Dimenticavo… se non ti sei comportato bene durante l’anno, riceverai solo del carbone.Questa eventualità, però, non mi ha mai spronato a comportarmi meglio perché ho scoperto che dal carbone derivano i diamanti. Un’ottima consolazione, direi!

Bene, credo sia giunto il momento di svelarvi alcuni metodi per prepararsi all’arrivo della Befana.

Calza di stoffa

Occorrente:

– cartoncino, matita e forbici– stoffa colorata– ago e filo– manualità!

Procedimento:

Il primo passo è scegliere almeno due stoffe con dei motivi o delle stampe natalizie.

A questo punto, dovrete disegnare sopra a un cartoncino la sagoma di una calza e in seguito ritagliarla. La sagoma dovrà essere più larga e più lunga rispetto al risultato che volete ottenere alla fine.

Seguendo i contorni della sagoma, disegnate la forma della calza su entrambe le stoffe, per due volte, in modo tale da poterle sovrapporre e unire cucendole.

Le immagini del tutorial vi chiariranno le idee, infatti, capirete l’importanza di creare due sagome speculari, affinché una stoffa rivesta l’esterno della calza e l’altra l’interno.

Dovrete compiere lo stesso procedimento per due volte e poi cucire insieme le due parti. Per concludere create una sorta di svoltino sulla calza e attaccate un piccolo gancetto per poter appendere la vostra creazione.

Calza di feltro

Se con ago e filo o con la macchina da cucire ve la cavate poco, c’è sempre il piano B!

Seguiremo lo stesso procedimento che abbiamo messo a punto per creare la calza di stoffa, ma questa volta utilizzeremo il feltro (del colore che preferite) e la colla a caldo.Un metodo pratico e veloce e che vi consentirà di preparare anche delle decorazioni, ricavate da altri fogli di feltro colorato!

Le (IN)solite calze…

Non hai molta voglia di costruire delle calze personalizzate? Appendi al tuo caminetto delle calze pulite, colorate, natalizie e soprattutto capienti così la Befana le riempirà con tante caramelle e dolcetti!

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[fifdraws]

I want to be so famous that people ask me to do tutorials. But then again, I’m not actually qualified to make tutorials. So this is just “The Way I Draw Hands”. Because @renna-kinsn said she wouldn’t say no to it.

In a sketch, and in your head in general, it makes sense to break down complex objects like hands to simple forms. Ideally, a 3D shape, but especially for foreshortening (which you encounter almost always) I find it easier to just draw th 2D shapes as I see them.This is what I did for all of the red sketches.

So I usually picture the palm of the hand as a square. However, if you imagine the knuckles as one side of this square, it’s not actually a square but some kind of trapezoid. I mend this by not arranging them in a straight horizontal line but slightly askew.

Hands are very expressive. I try to capture this characteristic by combining straight and curved lines. I cannot explain why it’s good to use straight lines, but I know it’s something professional artists advise you to do. Especially the fingertips look a little funny if they are too round in my opinion. Don’t be afraid to add some bumps! (Also, this is an awfully long pinky finger, sorry about that.)

In some cases, however, curved lines express tension. I often exaggerate the curve of a pointed finger or the upper side of the fingers (between the joints) in general.

The great thing about hands is that you always have one at hand! And unlike the body, you can see all of it. So whenever you need to draw a hand, just look at your own hand.

After putting down the basic sketch (using my own hand as a reference) I did this lineart and picked out the information I wanted to include in my drawing. In a simple sketch, you can’t include every piece of visual information, and which ones you pick is up to you! It can also depend on the character, for example you might want to include more wrinkles  for an older character, and hair for a very masculine one I guess.

I tried to simplify the drawing a bit more, by using the more study-like drawing from before as a reference. That’s actually a really good thing to practice! Perhaps this is one reason hands are especially hard to draw, they have many details which makes it harder to simplify them without losing important pieces of information.

One final thing I do is this: when I’m not drawing from a reference, I begin the construction of the hand with the middle finger. I a not sure why, it just helps me determine the position. I did look at my hand twice while drawing this, but only briefly, which is why it’s not entirely accurate, but it’s no too bad (???). I don’t know why I chose such a complicated pose to show this, I struggle with coming up with random examples.

BONUS: One way to simplify the hand and make it look sort of elegant is by putting the middle finge and ring finger together.  I got this idea from Barbie, her hads were always like that. Try it out, it’s sort of graceful for some reason!

ALSO: You can use your own hands for hand holding reference as well. As you practice figure drawing, your brain will need less time to process the relevant information. So hold your own hand, look at them really hardly, and draw. Maybe leave your non-dominant hand in the position it’s supposed to be in and/or do the pose with both hands several times throughout the sketch. I know that sounds a little crazy, but I actually do this.

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Tutorial in PDZ:da Frozen ecco Sven la renna!

Tutorial in PDZ:da Frozen ecco Sven la renna!

  Giorni di freddo, tanta neve e atmosfera romantica tutti intorno; perfetto per fare una torta con la bellissima Elsa e i suoi amici!!

La settimana scorsa abbiamo fatto Olaf: un tutorial semplicissimo e veloce, per fare il pupazzo di neve più dolce del mondo!

Questa settimana ci concentreremo su Sven, la renna amica, con un tutorial tutto da scoprire, semplice, ma occhio ai particolari!!

Indoss…

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Un nuovo tutorial vi aspetta sul canale YouTube #perfiloesegno Il copri tazza renna è realizzato con diversi filati di @lanemondial Tutti i dettagli li trovate sotto al video nell'info box😉 #cozycupcrochet #copritazza #ideeregalo #nataleiscoming

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NAIL ART CUCCIOLO DI RENNA | TUTORIAL

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