uhhh a lot has been going on in my life; it's hard to feel comfy to paint and draw in a temp living situation but it's driven me to sketching more traditionally so anyway Pocketcat doodle
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Can you find the "How to draw a sheep" post?
this was a relatively easy one to track down. see, i went to the Search Bar and asked Google for "tumblr how to draw sheep." they handed me the photograph i was lookin' for. from there, i was able to search the address of the last poster in the chain to get the original post i was lookin' for.
here you are! i gotta say, as an artist, i love drawin' advice that's like this! have a great day and have a wonderful time drawin' your sheep!
Post Case: Closed
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I don't even go here I’m an alkakureiP but midoyuzu is like. So canon to me. At this point. The way you draw them reminds me how cute they are and how much potential they have together. You've gained a fan hello ^_^
thank you so much!! i think their dynamic is fun to explore and rly good for them both regardless of platonic or romantic setting and im making that everyone elses problem
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I'm already seeing a bunch of posts on my dash about the server, the btd community ect.
I don't think the community quite gets it yet:
Everyone is a fallible person. Adults learn from their mistakes, even with their own personal consequences. At times, the consequences aren't visible, but they're there.
Call out posts hurt people.
There's still a lot of young folks in the community who haven't found the way to be educated on a lot of shit, and while that's unfortunate and can cause issues, it's even more dangerous to just call everyone awful and start slinging insults and starting hunts.
Let an exhausted creator rest and heal.
Let young adults who make stupid mistakes learn from their stupid mistakes. Stop making call out posts, starting drama, making side servers to speculate. Humans learn from their fuck ups, it's apart of being alive, but you don't give them room to change if you're just pushing out posts and posts and posts about how people fuck up.
They don't put your failures in the newspaper. Have some respect and allow others dignity, especially when they are willing to learn from where they tripped. That's how you grow as a person.
You're not responsible for everything on the internet. Folks are gonna grow and learn, it doesn't matter if you post a callout post. That just breeds more misinformation and abuse, and often times damages those who are trying to learn from where they fucked up.
Focus on you. Lay down your urge to clean up other people's messes. Be respectful, patient, and compassionate. Say your part and leave. t's a practice, it doesn't come naturally. Hold others accountable, but allow them room to change and grow.
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