Unfortunately, this isn't a blog about mongoose(s? geese?). Instead, there's a bunch of stuff about what I'm watch/read/playing at the moment. Call me Liz and/or check out my art blog over at linovadraws!
I should hope so, Frank Welker has been playing Fred since before my mom was born. Meanwhile every other character has been replaced multiple times, sometimes by Frank Welker
I imagine if he wasn’t good at it someone would have told him to stop by now
Extremely irksome as an autistic person to ask a clarifying question and be told you’re “splitting hairs” when you genuinely just don’t understand because there isn’t enough information. Like, buddy. This is me at my most basic level of “what do you mean by that.” You wanna see me split hairs? If you really saw how thin I could slice a hair you’d hurl
I will split a hair into smaller halves every hour my demands of mutual participation in communication are not met
Crying bc the events of Pacific’s Rim are literally happening right now. January 8 was the day Mako and Raleigh fought those kaijus in the Hong Kong double event. January 12 is the triple event where they close the breach. In two days we cancel the apocalypse.
I understand why “make bad art” can be an effective rallying cry for some, but for me personally it has never worked; my entire perfectionist being locks up at the idea of making something bad. For me, it just feels like if something is really and truly bad then what was the point of doing it at all? Personally, I don’t find it motivational or encouraging.
The two things I have found that actually do help me are a combination of “I’ll fix it in post” (the first version doesn’t have to be good, it can be polished up later) and “not everything I make has to be my best work.”
don’t get me wrong I’m still very bad at accepting either of these things, but I’ve personally found them more practicable than trying to tell myself it’s okay to “make bad art.”
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