Make art for your nr 1 audience that is always present: yourself. A nursing thought I’ve learned to repeat lately: teen me would fucking LOVE what current me is doing. That’s healing. 💕
The Yarn Spinner folks have built another fantastic narrative tool. Story Solver is built to help answer the questions… • Can everything be seen? • Can everything be completed? …with Math! Because manual testing takes A. Lot. Of. Time. Your QA team will thank you.
my Last Fleet ttrpg character is having such a bad time and I love it (he is a beautiful ex-boyband-frontman who dramatically left the band right before the apocalypse, and is now involved in a bunch of space murder while people underestimate him and he tries not to have a breakdown)
I've got one of these with Eevee evolutions on and it's the cosiest thing I've ever worn
Gang I need help. Work. A job. Regular income. Got to keep the cats in kibble, you know? Please send job leads involving any kind of fiction writing. Scripts. Editing. Localization. Consulting. I have 13 years experience, I should be able to find something. Pray for mojo. Straits is dire.
Putting too much personal self-worth in a project makes it hard to pace yourself - you want to do the maximum all the time which isn't sustainable. It also becomes very hard to be sanguine if a project gets cancelled, or to analyse feedback with perspective (can get defensive, or perfectionistic)
It's one of my favourites ❤️ just SUCH good mood whiplashes that tear your heart out
I remember this! I was pretty young at the time and then got confused when I later watched it on video 😆 I have no idea what BBC2 was thinking putting it at that time slot, but they also placed Buffy then and I remember them trimming bits out of various episodes so things didn't make sense later
ughhh I'm sorry to hear that
This week Black History Month began, so no better time to celebrate some of the many Black people who have contributed to Wales, going back hundreds of years | Irram Irshad
Today begins Black History Month, so no better time to celebrate some of the many Black people who have contributed to Wales, going back hundreds of years