There was a one-week limit on the summoning ritual, so the Goddess between realms made the heroes stupid overpowered.

The first six days were used to beat the Demon King's ass to next week. Now one day remains until the summoning ritual is over.

Aaaand it's Eat The Reich now

The answer is "Yes it is if you make it"

Because that would be a Normal Thing for a Netflix show.

The rendering on the decorations and ruffles leave me just...

Speechless honestly.

The Sunset Limited.

It's has Tommy Lee Jones and Samuel L. Jackson waxing poetic for 90 minutes in a dingy apartment. Written by none other than Cormac McCarthy.

I love a good bottle movie.

So many fricking layers

God. Damn.

It looks like a major pain in the ass.

ADHD is getting the better of me. Here I am rambling about drawing to the walls, when I could just continue drawing.

Ironic, maybe?

Though, maybe I just needed to spell these words out. Maybe I'll go back to drawing some more now.

I just feel like I lack some drawing vocabulary to lean on. Maybe that's what I should be doing. I think about this panel from Witch Hat Atelier a lot.

I just have to learn the things I can do, and create a library of things I can do, and break everything down to those. And then expand it.

Of course, I could choose to specialize, choose that "THIS" is my thing. But as with everything else in life, I am ambitious.

I don't want to do one thing, I want to do all the things. And everything is connected! The way you contour a stick can be used to contour a finger.

Straight objects are really difficult to draw (I need to get a good ruler and a drawing compass tbh), and foreshortening is ever my beloathed.

I am so early in my art journey, the problem isn't in learning new things, it's... Choosing what to learn. The open field is so vast.

Today I learned a little about how to draw and ink cumulus clouds. But I also want to learn how to make stratus and cirrus clouds!

I still struggle with faces and proportioning them to heads, and I still struggle with full-drawn human figures using references.

Open hands are hard.

Expected.

If you used them the other way around... Then we would be in sicko territory.

Basically, for a game I made in 2019-2020, it has remarkable features such as "Just ask the question and the GM will tell you an answer" as a primary mechanic. No rolling, no nothing.

And then the onus is on the players to use that information however to create advantages and resolve situations!

No wonder "OSR" is the game direction I struggle with most. I'm a systems boy, writing stuff is an almost literal PAIN for me.

This explains stuff.