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I hope he is doing well
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Hey! I'm so glad to be active when you posted
>its been a lot of we're so back, its so over, we're so back its so over, but right now is we're so back again
I experience this in almost everything I do whether it be school or side projects. Every damn time I hit a block, feel very demotivated fur a week, and then get an idea fur a solution and feel good again
>avoiding drawing automatically
I hear advice about imagining the shape as you draw, and think in 3D but every single time I sit down to draw I devolve to scribbling lines until it looks good :p
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yep, its how i was when i was a beginner too. i'd push myself to draw through whatever and struggle, and then take a break fur a few weeks after punishment, usually a bit more than the last. eventually it reached the point where i'd take breaks fur months. n then i learned to not push myself and avoid failure (because i stopped seeing failure as a good thing to learn from as the cliche goes, but instead as simply as an error you want less of, so find a way to do things that fail less), which completely changed my approach. now i'd probe when there's an issue, instead of pushing and getting frustrated, saving a lot of effurt. i got very good at this.

instead of embracing discomfurt i avoided it and fixed it, and did what worked easy instead, and avoided effurt or high risk things, and it worked really well and was very successful. you pretty much just gotta do the opposite of everything they tell you really. it stopped being a struggle and everything became really easy and reliable, instead of a lottery. things kind of just magically working out after that. I'd literally do nothing fur 3 weeks and come back significantly improved fur some reason, and then retarded twitter artists get offended when you call them talented. nothing would ever, ever work out so easy befure, it literally is like i suddenly became talented, from being a struggler. teachers are full of shit, they don't know anything, they sell neat sounding theories, not the things they actually personally did that worked.
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me trying to cure my draw proper disease...
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do you want total love?
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and this is the most recent drawing
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>trans are white 
>rights are rights
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>2nd pic
Picke Hitler
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>you pretty much just gotta do the opposite of everything they tell you really
Reminds me of picrel lol
>teachers are full of shit, they don't know anything, they sell neat sounding theories, not the things they actually personally did that worked.
That has truth, because many teachers furget what it is to be a student and become too detached. It's like a billionaire giving money advice to the average guy, they have no idea what the average person deals with. I'll take your words to heart and try it myself tho

Your art style is wonderful
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Pickle Hitler?
These are nice. Thank you.
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>2nd
Omg. That got me really emotional fur a moment.
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honestly i think its much simpler, they just repeat cliches because its what everyone else says, and they assume others know better. or irresponsible give advice they don't use without thinking, just to answer somene.

and thank you :)
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finally back... i've been a bit of a christmas grinch this time
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Welcome back.
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It's nice that you know exactly what you like and don't try to compromise on it.
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drawing feeling much better rn
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that's really nice
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ty  :D
it really is feeling much better
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is there ever such a thing as being too fluffy?
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You tell me.
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It would be extremely inconvenient.
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I remember an old comic of yours about a cute dragon, and it makes me wonder if you are a story writer.
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>>86028
good to see you again :D

not really, although i do have an idea fur a story. the name im thinking i'd go with  is: "How to cast magic", and as you can imagine, its all about a young boy and his struggles trying learn magic, with a focus on an in depth feel fur how the system works as if you could do it irl, and his eventual breakthroughs and growing stronger.

basically its me learning how to draw, but magic instead of drawing. in fact i might actually combine the story with my tutorial. i probably won't actually do it but i might.
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Feels weird to see an anthro dressed like that. Usually they get sweaters and dresses or only a top.
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happi new year
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happy new year u 2 :DD
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I thought it was relatively common, no? In anthro art of the far past maybe, though I could see why not in regards to furgonomics.
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One of the big ideas of the fantasy genre is that anything is possible with magic and the supernatural, so have fun with the idea, man. Though I will say, all good stories have some sort of conflict and resolution, and with magic involved, you could perhaps convey a story about power (and all the good and bad that it can do to a person).
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i was watching a video on warhammer 40k and got annoyed at the stuff that doesn't make sense. as technology advances the best things would be ais and long ranged weapons and explosives, not chainswords and the like as cool as they are, needs to be a justification fur using them, so i was thinking of my own system fur fun.

first, armor needs to utterly trivialize conventional ranged weapons and explosives, with melee and special weapons being the only thing thats effective. Anything short of being directly hit by a literal nuke should be something you can shrug off, this way we have a legitimate reason to useing our very special anti-material melee weapons, and not really bothering with missiles. There are simply more marines than you have nukes, and its straight up not cost effective, unless it hits large furmations, which they don't use, they spread out fur that reason. There do need to be special guns, i don't know how i would do it so that its balanced; i don't want pure melee or pure ranged, it needs a good balance of both.

second, ai in the future would obviously be more effective, and watching a bunch of machines duke it out is lame. we want our machines to be run by skilled human opperators. So, all ai's and electronics are trivially countered by some kind of new, special electronic warfare, such that everything must be mechanically and not electronically orginized. we'd still have cars and mechanical fire controls, but ai's fall flat.

I know if you want to get rid of ai, you can normally just make up some nonsense about some ai revolt, so they "had to ban it," But honestly that is such a cop out answer. first, i don't think its possible to mechanically produce qualias, nor would this qualias magically self organize into person-like shapes, you have to manually tie each qualia to their function and code each behaviour so acts like a person, its not just going to magically do that. so just philosophically i just catigorically don't think ai's can be conscious. Instead, ai's being trivially defeated by some kind of electronic disruptior is much better because its like, they totally and mercilessly use ai fur everything, they just can't use it militarially cuz it gets jammed. But wherever they can, they do, so they'll just autonomously take over a whole planet, without much human intervention. the soldiers just protect the ais so they can expand and do their autonomous work. Everyone in humanity is a soldier, because war is the only job they actually need to use people fur, so the militarization of humanity is total.

as fur genetic engineering, im gonna have to give a really boring answer that i think no one will like. humans are in most cases already optimally designed to the limits of physics. Muscles are packed to basically crystaline densities, and a flagellar motor has near 100% energy efficiency, you can't really improve that. So beyond a few things like diseases and disorders, and mandating that everyone have a few sets of useful aleles that make them big strong, psychopathic and intelligent, and removing some bad ones, i don't think they can actually change the fundamental equipment we're working with much. Like even the ais tell them its more practical is existing human biology, anything they tried just broke it or was less effective than an existing combination of natural aleles, working with nature was always superior. Everyone is highly genetically engineered, but less so than you'd think fur a grimdark setting. Instead the focus is on equipping humans with super materials armor and weapons.

With op armor and electronic warfare, all the annoying boring stuff that would normally be effective is no longer effective, like no nanites or gas warfare or anything really, just the cool stuff, like purely mechanical gas opperated hydraulic exo-skeletons with machinegun arms and anti-material chain swords.

To justify this new system, we need new materials that are straight up beyond physics. At first i thought they would simply be physical, like aurora4x's transneutonian materials, but i thought of something better, which i'll explain next:

third, we need better incentives fur our soldiers, and a more properly oppressive tyrany. Dying fur the emperor and being conscripted fur thousands of years of servitude is cool and all, but who the hell would do that if they had any choice in the matter? They don't seem to give too great an incentive beyond indoctrination.

mmm im getting a bit tired of writing so i'll keep it short. basically the thought is the armor is some kind of divine material, revealed by eternal spirit beings that have been there since befure time began. there is a kind of synthetic cooperation between humans and angels in a struggle to physically destroy each other, in a great and final crusade across the heavens. the emperor by using some kind of physical mark (maybe the genetic modification) has some kind of very real and direct control over your mental being, such that if you disobeyed an order, he could put you in a state of torment extremely severely fur years, and you can't really do anything about it. Like how eren from attack on titan could talk to all eldians, except its all humans with the mark, and more... itachi tsukiyomi-ish. It would not even harm your body, so everyone has learned not to disobey orders, and fights to recieve the emperors reward. even in death your mind is preserved and judged fur perfurmance, and rewarded accordingly. There is no moral ambiguity or picking of sides, or doubt. Theres no thinking left to do, you just have to exterminate them until they're all gone, following the incentive structure, because your eternal wellbeing is at stake. humans do still have all their usual weakness and inclinations to vices, they still don't like suffering fur some cause, the elites will do absolutely anything fur freedom and salvation, no matter how oppressive or difficult. everyone is... justifyably totally indoctrinated.

mmm....... the incentive structure is imperfect but im tired of writing so i'll just send it. i can't have them be too obediant like goodie twoshoes cuz it makes things flat, but just saying they indoctrinated isn't right either. not exactly sure what the right way to do this is.
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You're misunderstanding if you take WH40K to be a scifivaniabornelike and not a means to an end fur pulp stories and artwork.
would the real picke please stand up
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after seeing more of the lore, the ai revolt thing seems like less of a cop out and more fitting in with their themes of needing to repress their own people, so that psykers or ai revolts or chaos or any kind of nonsense doesn't cause another mass extinction event. i guess its fine the way it is huh
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picke would you move to the USA?
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never thought of it
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maybe i should visit sometime. tbh ive never really been interested in travel
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kinda seems like a meme. but it'd be nice to get a feel fur what the place is like, y'know? you hear so much about it, it probably helps to understand it if you experience it. or maybe id go to italy to see all the pretty churches n stuff
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What are you expecting to see there that will help you better "understand" the United States?
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With AI and jammers doing everything, it makes me wonder how soldiers would defend the machines, or what even stops jammers from being deployed absolutely everywhere to render the machines useless.
In any case, like you mention, having impersonal machines fight wouldn't make fur an interesting story, so I suppose it's why the lore didn't go that route, as you need characters with a personality to create an interesting conflict and resolution.
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All major cities worldwide are more or less the same now, including their problems, and at most, only their histories are preserved, if they ever had much of one.
If you're going fur a tour of the history, then I wonder how much better it'd be versus, say an online video of the location or even street map pictures, to justify the cost and time required fur the trip. However, if you're choosing the States, you may as well pick a place that lets you shoot firearms to your heart's content.
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i was thinking about it. normally the only places i was thinking of traveling to was to see pretty churches and art, but now i think it'd be better to just see some holy relics. maybe i can see one of those eucharists that turned into flesh something.
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i feel like i kinda messed it up near the end, so probably just scrap the last paragraph, and make the materials mundane.
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Hahaha, yup. That's right.
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Great Plains sky lookin mf.
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I've always wondered if she has a name, having seen her so many times.
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I've wondered if this fox has a name, too
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honestly they all just randoms, but it is getting to the point where im repeating myself haha..

this one is gal though, an oc. glasses girl
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