I'm just gonna say that fitting 3 bodies in with some perspective made me a very happy girl.
One thing led to another. This moment's escalation will be largely scrapped in favor of an improved version.
Something always comes up in the third week of a relationship.
Revealed torture and enslavement of someone that's had your back for years in the face of a shared demon antagonist.
Inner critic: good for a rough draft. lunge needs to be more dynamic/forced perspective. Must touch up on details and draw in more butchery.
sticky notes of failed attempt of protection, fall-out. The lower right is the most rough, but best idea.
I don't always break free of the eye-to-eye Front-Side-3/4ths perspective, but when I do it's f*cking awesome.
She's a'ight in a fight sometimes. Scanned this to (eventually) fix the pelican, get some wings looking rad when it shoots through her heart.
Authors talk to their characters. Sometimes I draw it out.
"Sometimes I feel like I'm the only one fighting to keep this relationship alive!" -shipping author. haha
You've got to love these voluntary monologues tho-and look, we got a pic of him about to be a hell-fire bad ass.
:D That's my jam!
This puzzle is to get back to this moment, despite the moral detour. Without destroying the essence of their characters. :P
Challenge accepted
Key is getting a big ol' encounter/intervention with his past. But I don't think that alone will be enough to get the plot back on track.
I don't know what came first, but "Honey I'm good" by the Grammar fellow is cute, it's refreshing. Other songs are jumping on the faithfulness wagon, but they list their reasons in a creepy way. It focuses on "she's supportive and sexy!" which, okay, if my bf wasn't BOTH of those things, he would not be my BF. I'm a lady-dick like that. I guess my disquiet is in the emphasis of their domestic skills and sexiness, and not about what the male counterpart contributes (besides being so swell as to not fuck others behind her back.) Sure, it's one song, it's short, what all can they say? Glitter and glory and sexy aren't strange topics of pop songs. But it just seems like a subtle poison. "I won't stray, cuz you a 10 and do the dirty things for me." wait-what? Exhibit 1) David Guetta "Hey Mama" "Yes I do the cleaning, yes I do the cooking" in the same song as "Yes I"ll be what
An Adventure with Lanetta Sova!!! The Deal: I take care of the Scratch Coding, Lanetta master-minds the controls. connected wires ready for class behold the makey makey! We had challenges with just being creative. [We were both busy over the weekend and didn't want to commit to anything ridiculous.] When we originally presented our idea, [things went well, then some over-achiever inspired our instructors to tell us...] we needed to be more creative. [I'm a little glad, cuz Lanetta's idea was cool.] Our final project idea ended up being to have a pong game that required team work and the controllers being water. The two players must hold hands and race from one end of the table to the other to move the paddles. (Only one player is holding directly to ground, the second player is holding ground by holding hands with player one.) [I originally thought this would be something to sabotage people with, like yank them from their button. FYI: Left the o
I knotted up the + LED and LilyPad port connections before class. All of my leds turned on, and are sitting there, on. :/ my program is so simple, it is flawless! (apparently not.) But I know that, last week, with one alligator clip, I totes got different readings on my lovely, crunch sensors (they are inside the sleeves). maybe it is a mis-sew on my circuit. that could be a problem later. Straightened it out, still solid LEDs. In case things were touching that ought not to be, I put on my sweater. The only times the lights go OFF is when they are pressed on the foil beneath them. As discovered by my curious work partner. Pressed... hmmmm. Well, never mind that now! *POP* across my shoulders. well, that's not good. I ripped my left sleeve line trying to stretch it out to tighten, just in case that first pop wasn't a rip. They sounded similar. LED's still on. I updated my sketch/program to turn the leds off no matter WHAT the level of the
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