#virus and trip

[aureliek]

[pearliegrimm]

dont ask me why i made this

[shirasucyaahan]

Happy New Year🐍

[zealli]

I think they do a little kissing

[deadanimeboys]

i made this a while ago!! :3

[bazahabinga]

[r3ap33rr]

Vitri brainrot made me do it

Og/inspo 👇

[herumika]

[mamaopou]

Of course my come back here must have been with Dramatical Murder art .ᐟ.ᐟ

[baked-bread]

rejected confessions from dmmdconfessions, except the images have 0 quality control (part 1)

[aureliek]

[lukosei]

I think this is the most humans I’ve ever drawn in a single sitting . Exhausting. Anyway even after all these years Koujaku still clears it’s not even a competition I love you koujaku

[exanacht]

not twins

[novella-november]

Media Preservation Monday

Yeah, yeah, as of this original post it's actually only Wednesday but hey, take this as a sign to take some initiative, and keep to it each Monday at minimum if you're actively writing!

What's Media Preservation Monday, you may ask?

MPM is your reminder to back up your writing at least three ways at least once a week or whenever you make major changes to your document(s).

Here's some incredibly easy ways to back up your writing:

One your Master Document(s), put a date on the file name, and every day you make changes, "Save As" the Document and change the date. Do this every time or day you make major changes.

Example: You start writing your Novella November Story on November 1st.

You name your master document "Novnov Project 11-01-2024"

The next day, you write some more, and at the end of your writing session, you go to save your document, and instead of simply hitting "Save" you choose "Save As" and save the new copy of the Document as "Novnov Project 11-02-2024".

You now have two copies of your project, and if you keep this up throughout the whole month, you will have a live snapshot of your writing progress.

Each day or after each major writing session, open up the folder containing your document, and back it up. The Easiest and simplest way to do this is to simply email it to yourself, but you can also create multiple backups by:

Save a copy of your dated Master Document(s) to different locations on your Hard-drive, to an external hard-drive, to a thumbdrive, etc.

If you're writing offline on a writing program like Libreoffice, upload a copy of your Master Document(s) to your preffered Cloud-based Writing Program of your choice.

Vice Versa: if you write on a Cloud-based writing program, download it to various offline-based locations.

Download the base document as well as download it as various ebook formats and send them to your ebook library on your phone or kindle or nook or reading app.

Make a personal discord server and upload the document/epub form of your Master Document(s) there [this is also a good way of making a kind of personal journal / diary etc]

Whatever you do, do not be complacent and assume nothing can happen to your writing. Back it up. Preserve it.

Don't have all of your hard work go down the drain because of one tiny unforeseen accident.

When it comes time to clean up your hardrive, always assume you don't have it backed up. Before deleting anything always take the time to copy it over to another physical drive or a cloud drive.

[chaos-mizer]

little follow up to minimum wage aoba bcs i couldnt stop thinking about it

[seitekedas]

Da Morphine?