if tumblr loves anything, it's bitches who are doomed by the narrative. in this uquiz, find out what role are you in the tragic play?
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hey you. watching the game awards. wondering “why did the cast of alan wake 2 do a full on fucking musical number?”. go play/watch someone play alan wake 2 immediately. this is not a request this is an urgent command
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the scene in the rwrb movie where alex is on the phone with henry which manifests itself AS henry in the flesh on his bed, but his voice switches from sounding like it’s coming from a human in the room to sounding like a phone speaker as he says “i’m hanging up now” … immersing you in the conversation as alex is immersed in the conversation and the reminder pulls you out of that by changing his voice …. exemplifying the distance between them and how henry feels like he could be both right next to alex and an ocean away ….. that was so fucking cool.
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continuing my self-indulgent effort to turn the cast of TMA into D&D characters, i present to you: tim and sasha! explanation under the cut.
sorlock jon and paladin martin
sasha: sasha is absolutely an actual wizard. high INT for sure, though my hot take is that she doesn't have very high WIS. i went for chronurgy because 1. it focuses more on strategy, battlefield control and preparation rather than pure firepower, which i think lines up well with sasha and 2. it slaps. to be completely honest, i did not have very strong thoughts on what race she would be, i just went with drow because i think they're pretty and i have a soft spot for drow wizards
tim: i know tim would be an obvious choice for a bard but hear me out ok. swashbuckler excels in the open rather than in the shadows, turning combat into a fun little dance. it's about confidence propelling you forward, and the key subclass feature is literally called "rakish audacity" like come on. that's so tim.
of course, however, he is also the perfect candidate for a vengeance pally. tim is a bit of a performer but he is also a dedicate protector of his people - very paladin of him! in my mind, he was originally a flashy swordsman (rogue) and started taking paladin levels after danny disappeared, eventually swearing oath of vengeance as a promise to avenge his brother.
i considered going swords or valor bard instead of swashbuckler, but (and this is very nit-picky of me, i'm sorry) i just can't imagine a world in which tim was ever a support caster. he's definitely got the jack-of-all-trades thing going on though, so i made him a half-elf. high DEX, high CHA, lots of skills, dancing around the battlefield with a dashing smile and a smite stacked on top of a sneak attack.
thanks for reading my ramble! as always, i'd love to hear if you have thoughts.
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Something about change and Kristen Applebees and Ally Beardsley. Riz the goblin, Fabian the half-elf, Adaine the high-elf, Gorgug the half-orc, and Fig the tiefling, these 5 actors and performers saw D&D and made something so inherently engaged with the fantasy of not being yourself. Ally Beardsley, now nearly 6 years ago, looked at this system and said yeah I'll be a human girl who believes in God. And it is the most interesting one to me. Because where the other 5 play a character who more and more diverges from the self (never completely though) Ally continues to have Kristen grow and change and yet remain a human girl who believes in something. Maybe it's not always God anymore but it's god or gods or YES! or YES? and on and on, but it's a human girl who will not stop believing. And Kristen stays mostly the same. In that place, though, Ally changes. Ally goes from she/her to they/them, Ally starts T, Ally gets top surgery. The way this character interacts with and lives with change contrasts Ally the actor so incredibly.
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I love your artwork so much! Your colors are so vibrant and none of the white speckles in the paper ever shows, its so impressive and I really dig it! I was wondering if you use any sort of blending medium? Like baby oil or anything? Either way, I really enjoy looking at your artwork and I'm always excited to see whatever you'll make next
I use a colorless blender (prismacolor, which is wax-based so baby oil probably wouldnt work) but my scanner is also rly bad about picking up white specks in a way photographing the art with my phone isnt, so I usually have to do some digital editing to get rid of them as well.
I do this by duplicating the layer, setting the one on top to "darken," and using the mixer brush to blend out the white spots + just use the eyedropper tool to select the color of that area (needs to be a slightly lighter shade of it) and color over the white spots with the brush tool
i edited a small bit of the original scan to show what i mean
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with the edited layer:
heres how it looks set to normal instead of darken, I used both the mixing brush and regular brush just to demo it
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