HatchetHaro

i didn't learn art from tutorials; it's mainly some passion, some practice, and then going to art school where i learned new techniques, then stopping and finding my true passion in game programming.

anyway, a couple of tips:

• draw what you see, not what you think you see; to illustrate, take a picture, flip it upside down, and try to copy that in procreate
• pay attention to negative space; that's the space between objects. if you're drawing a still life of a fruit bowl, focus on area around the fruit bowl.

yo his work is sick

there's always going to be this stigma against .ml users due to how the .ml instance was formed and how the general userbase behaves.

the good news is that you are always free to switch instances if you find out that you dislike the instance you are currently on. while your posts, comments, and "karma" won't transfer, you can transfer everything else such as the communities you follow, your settings, and your blocklist.

i mean, if you say so.

oh good, i'm gay so i don't have that problem. whew, glad my manhood is safe.

not everyone lives somewhere where it is socially acceptable to be LGBTQ.

i feel like this YT short might help explain it.

blueprint work in unreal engine.

i simultaneously love making a big fuckin mess of the nodes like it's a wall of modular synths and cleaning it up into neat blocks.

bro that is manly as fuck. keep doing you because it's hella manly to be gentle and caring and nurturing.

you need to stop worrying about all that "not alpha/sigma male = not attractive" self-doubt. you also need to stop worrying about your attractiveness. you're already attractive to some people. just find people you really enjoy hanging out with one on one, and eventually you'll land a partner.

reading this was like watching a train wreck, and the final sentence sent the train plowing straight into me.

hong kong do be like that a lot of the time

avoid ceiling lights. keeping lighting closer to eye-level can help make the space feel way cozier, so try floor lamps and desk lamps.

i once bought a random led light bulb for my desk lamp from a dollar store back when i was in college, and that thing was just bright enough to light up a room while still keeping it cozy. loved it to bits.