27. Astrophysicist, writer, artist. Michigan. Business inquiries: kaijunobiz@gmail.com
The Sacrifice is a short 5 part original sci-fi romance comic written by @audieoddity for the Webtoons Short Story competition.
The story features young astrophysicist Moira Cattaneo, chosen to be a representative of humanity when a mysterious 27,000ft tall monolith appears outside of a small village.
Moira is teleported to a dimension beyond belief, where she meets a being like no other. The story touches on the timelessness of life, death, and love.
Read Time: ~10 minutes
Rating: Teen
Content Warnings: Death, mentions of sex
If you like the story, make sure to like and comment on it! I personally thought the story was very sweet and I loved the unique character design.
Two dragonsona cards for our board game, Dragon Royale, have been sold! We have Pirate on the left, and Vampirism on the right. Want your dragonsona to appear in our board game? It’s only $100 and there are 8 slots left! Let us know :)
This is from the company I’ve been working with the past couple months!! Not on this specific project but you should totally check it out if you like tabletop board and card games!
The game features 12 dragons you can choose to play with, all with their own stats and unique ability, villages and castles to raid for cards, a shop to buy cards from, coin tokens, life tokens, dragon figurines and much more.
Their kickstarter launches in November and you can get more info at gnarlygames.gg
As you know, art and artists make Tumblr what it is. We want everyone on Tumblr to be able to fully express themselves while also having control over what they encounter on their dashboards. That’s why we’re introducing Community Labels, an extension to your “Content you see” settings. Our ultimate goal is to create a more open Tumblr, and this is our first step in that direction.
As a poster and reblogger, Community Labels are your way to help your followers avoid anything they’d rather not come across on their dashboards.
As a follower, setting your content preferences is a way to adjust your feed to your own comfort levels.
How does it work?
When creating new posts (or editing old posts), you’ll see controls allowing you to label your post as unsuitable for those filtering certain content types it contains.
When content is labeled, it will either be hidden, blurred, or displayed normally, based on each user’s preferences.
In your “Content you see” settings, you can now choose to show, blur, or hide content that depicts the following topics:
Some examples of content that would require a community label:
This doesn’t change our content policies: spam, hate content, and porn bots are still not welcome in the community. It’s also still important that we abide by app store rules, which means we need to make sure that mature content is only accessible to people who are old enough and have opted in to view that type of content. More information about Community Labels is available in the Help Center.
This is an opportunity to work towards a richer, more nuanced Tumblr experience while making sure everyone who enjoys using Tumblr can do so safely. That future we mentioned above? We’re already moving towards it.
Ok, didn’t everyone want “females presenting nipples” back on Tumblr? Here you are. This is it.
@jv So to be clear, is erotic fanart now allowed back on Tumblr so long as you classify the post appropriately?
Yup. That’s the idea.
I think there may be some limitations (not being able to blaze it and stuff like that and don’t ask me for clarification because I’m out of the water on this 😁), but yeah, it’s allowed as soon as it’s labelled!
NO FUCKING WAY
I was so very productive in digital art class and made these soda ripoffs, enjoy
new interdimmensional d r i n c c s
evolution of my digital art skills 2013 - 2014
you may have noticed that the 2014 work is of slightly lower quality. that is because i got stabbed in the fugkicn hand by a knitting needle and messed up the muscles, slightly affecting my ability to draw.
Anonymous asked:
I’m not changing it bc too lazy for digital art
Anonymous asked:
