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A room full of Riddles? rofl
I just got this mental
image of a conglomeration of
little tiny Riddle
clones huddled around
my feet going "Can we
take your luggage (uggage) (uggage)?
JABBER SAYS:
Is anyone else aware of the sequences either?It's a bit odd that no one would stare or look away or be embarrassed to see a naked fourteen-year-old dancing in midair while she changes clothes.
Do you suppose magical girls are aware of their transformation sequences?
Look, I'm not mortal like that.
Rule 1129: I will refrain from casting Dimension Jump and Magnificent Mansion on every police box we pass.
On the subject of 'the avi above you in a video game,' FortySevenThe mage with an unusual skillset. The main drawcard is his knowledge of common videogaming and anime tropes, exploiting them to ludicrous lengths to aid the main character. Even though he uses them, he too is liable to the ill effects of ironclad cliches. Most of these are passive, and most are helpful.
If he and the main character are outnumbered, he invokes the STORMTROOPER AIMING debuff, decreasing accuracy. For melee groups, he uses INVERSE NINJA. Combat buffs include REPEATING FRAMES (attack speed), SECRET HIDDEN TECHNIQUE (increased chance for critical strike) and NOT THE FACE (chance of being critically struck in the head is eliminated).
Should they come across magic users, NOMENCLATURE is activated, causing enemies to recite their attacks, doubling casting times. SWEATDROP is used on enemies to deplete their mana, manifesting their energy into a huge blue drop that effuses from their forehead.
To increase stealth effectiveness, he dons a simple face covering and exploits CLARK KENT. In enemy territory, his ability turns to COINCIDENTAL NOISE, preventing guards from noticing sounds.
That said, as he has the appearance of an evil, dark character, he is constantly riddled by the SIDEKICK debuff, decreasing his attack prowess.
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Don't worry about it. I mean, you do have to, but don't put so much pressure on yourself for a perfect piece and what you cannot do. Focus on what you can and make use of that. And if you make a mistake, see what else you can make from it? Happy accidents and whatnot. I hate to see people give up on art because they are uncertain of their abilities. You'll only improve if you do it. smile
Well, as far as "practice" goes for me, I was never one to painstakingly draw the same thing over and over again (although I spent about two hours today drawing blind-contour hands). I just draw whatever is in my imagination. I feel that that works best for me. I get my ideas out and, so long as I accomplish them as much as I can with my abilities, I can come back to them later when I improve. I just want to keep creating.
I know you can do it Jasp!
Mostly being a sounding board for other writers at the moment. And occasional editing when the boyfriend finishes something.
sad You are an artist! There's no pretending involved. If you have the desire to make art--and do--then you are an artist. If you cant' achieve what you want to yet, then practice until you can't practice anymore and then I'm sure you'll make a breakthrough.
I do hope that things mellow out though.
Now I think I vaguely remember. My schoolwork isn't too bad, just lots of reading. And I feel like there are all of these little projects that might slip by me, much to my dismay.