Out of Blue
About Me
Pippin/Ten/Gladdie/Harbinger, 30, agender (it/its, one/ones, or thon/thons), host of the [REDACTED] Council
I'm called a lot of things, and I yell about things a lot. Sometimes, I create things.
System Carrd: Here
Comes Green

COMMISSIONS OPEN

Hey guys, after a long time, I’ve decided to open commissions! All prices are in USD. I would like half when sketch is complete and the second half upon completion.

Currently, I am offering the following:

Flat color: $15 for a bust, $25 for waist up, $35 for full body, +$10 per additional character or complex prop, +$5 for complex/detailed background

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Cel-Shading: $20 for a bust, $30 for waist up, $40 for full body, +$15 per additional character or complex prop, +$10 for complex/detailed background

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Hatch Shading: $20 for a bust, $30 for waist up, $40 for full body, +$15 per additional character or complex prop, +$10 for complex/detailed background

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Smooth Shading: $25 for a bust, $35 for waist up, $45 for full body, +$20 per additional character or complex prop, +$15 for complex/detailed background

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Painting Scenery: $40, +$10 for complex items, animals, or humans

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Comics: $50 base price PER PAGE, limit 20 pages, ONLY AVAILABLE IF YOU PROVIDE THE SCRIPT, only available in cel shading or hatch shading, cover art can be any style

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YES:

  • OCs
  • Anthropomorphic designs
  • Ships
  • Pinups
  • Gore/horror

NO:

  • Complex mecha
  • NSFW/porn
  • Gore involving minors
  • Real people (live action characters are okay!)
  • I reserve the right to refuse any commission at my discretion

If you’ve seen me draw in another style not on here and you would like a piece in that style, please talk to me about it!

thelof9:

zegalba:

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long exposure picture of a plane taking off

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ohhhhhhh rainbow road :^)yippeee!!! wahooo!!! :^))!!! its!! rainbowroad!! :^)!!!

baruyon:

I’m told I can post my variant cover illustration for BOOM! Studios’ Over the Garden Wall #1, so here it is. :) I really hope you like it!

alphabetcompletionist:

spunchthegoblin:

alphabetcompletionist:

spunchthegoblin:

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kiwi b ird held so gen tle and sweet . wonderful .

AB DEFGHI KL NO RSTU W

17/26

i dont think this bird even knows the alphabet .

i will teach her

jumpingjacktrash:

doodle-dog-diary:

spleen9000:

corvidable:

peetbools:

peetbools:

i love gaboon vipers why do they move like that

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me when im walking

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tag reading: you are one of the most powerfully venemous creatures on land why do you shuffle like you're trying to navigate the bathroom at 3 am

@catadromously how could you leave this important comment in the tags etc.

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That’s the truest thing about this creature that anyone has said, ever

this animal is so travel

kenjus-benjus-jedi-wayseeker:

pyjama-llama:

skaiandestiny:

ilikeit-art:

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The mechanics behind it are pretty simple too:

  1. The white-hot liquid glass is hot enough to light the branch on fire.
  2. While the branch is catching on fire, the liquid glass coats it completely, trapping the plant matter away from oxygen, and it can’t continue burning without oxygen.

That’s how you catch the branch in the state of “plant catching on fire”, without advancing to the “plant burnt” state.

The physics and artistry of this are fascinating but I love how they have to cut the molten glass with shears like it’s unruly fondue

largishcat:

so being in a smaller fandom has made me realize that plenty of otherwise talented fic writers genuinely DO just suck at writing summaries. so ive compiled a couple quick tips

  • as unintuitive as this might seem, you do NOT want to describe your fic in any real detail in the summary. AO3 summaries function much differently than the blurb on the back of a book. they’re more like a movie tagline. they should be short and intriguing, but not necessarily that informative
  • if you want to go into a little more detail, a good place to do that is the AUTHOR NOTES. this is a multi function lil section. this is also the correct place to bemoan how long it took you to write this fic, talk about what inspired it, warn readers that there might be grammar errors because your beta fell off a horse, go into detail about warnings, or anything else that takes your fancy. DO NOT put any of this in your summary!! summary is purely to lure readers in
  • don’t restate your tags in the summary. if your fic is tagged explicit and character/character, you’ve already explained that it’s porn about a specific pairing. no need to say it twice
  • if you want to practice, start paying close attention to what the summaries on the fics you read are like. what about them drew you in? imitate it
  • if you can think of a snappy 1-3 sentence elevator pitch style summary of your fic, that’s perfect (shorter and snappier the better). if you can’t, comb through the fic, pick out what you think is the best line or lines (that make sense out of context) and make that your summary
  • congratulations you are now good at summaries

iwilleatyourenglish:

iwilleatyourenglish:

hi just so you know the media and internet lied to you.

being a bitch isn’t cool, being unkind isn’t tough, and aspiring to be petty is sad.

life is really really hard and the only way we’re gonna get through it with a little bit of joy is together.

enjoying hurting people’s feelings is a sign of deep unhappiness and i hope one day you can heal and spend your time loving the people who deserve it and getting away from the ones who don’t

symptoms-syndrome:

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A lot of people online follow a sort of “template” with DID, including making parts lists, using pluralkit or otherwise always having it known who’s fronting, and being very openly a system all the time, among other things.

And this isn’t wrong! But it’s also far from the majority. Many people with DID, myself included, treat our DID differently. However, since the folks above are the ones most actively and openly posting online, it can feel like that’s how everyone experiences DID. That was really overwhelming for me when I first got my diagnosis, because I didn’t relate to the way a lot of people acted and thought.

My biggest advice for folks who either are diagnosed or are considering whether they have a dissociative disorder, or any other disorder really, is to take time for yourself first. Figure out independently what works best for you and your system. The internet will still be here. The community will still be here. Peer pressure isn’t always a conscious thing. You can feel the pressure all by yourself.

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