parts one and two to painting your own santa fe
step one : blue (use sparingly)
step two : pink (use lots of it, and make sure it goes over the blue bits, also make sure not to let the blue bit dry so that you can give the 3d illusion)
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I'm definitely not the only queer person who's kinda wary of Christian ppl they encounter online right?
Like I see a profile that clearly states they're Christian and they post like Bible verses and shit and I'm just. Hoping they're not queerphobic. Or saying some dumbass shit like "hate the sin love the sinner" or whatever while pretending that's not queerphobic
If they're interacting with me first it's pretty safe to assume they're not gonna be like that bc I'm very obviously queer (🏳️🌈 + pronouns in bio) but if it's someone who hasn't interacted with me at all I kind of instinctively avoid interacting with them out of fear of them being that way. Y'know
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Silvamytober 2023 | Day 3, "Flying"
Amy's heart fluttered in her chest as she clutched Silver's hand tightly. They were both safely enveloped in a field of Silver's telekinesis, but there were still miles between them and the ground below. The city lights gleamed like firelight from the buildings down there, and Amy could hardly look away.
"Amy," Silver whispered in her ear, and she giggled as his voice tickled her. "I'm gonna take us higher, okay?"
Amy nodded, her stomach dropping as he slowly, carefully, lifted them through the clouds. Soon, the ground was obscured by white puffs beneath the couple, and Amy turned her head to look at Silver with a grin even as she shivered from the increasing chill.
Silver pulled her a little closer, pressing a kiss to her cheek before he flipped them over with a laugh. Amy yelped, then smiled again as she caught sight of the moon and stars above them. "Oooh," she whispered softly. Then, she gasped as an idea occurred to her. She looked back at Silver and whispered something to him, giggling as his grin widened.
"Hang on," Silver said, eliciting another yelp from Amy as he accelerated them through the sky towards the distant mountains, where the stars glittered brighter.
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When you paint with watercolor, do you usually do a single color - wait for it to dry - then layer more colours? Or do you just layer colours all at once? I'm still learning how to use water colours and they are sooooo complicated but you make it look so easy! ><
both! if you apply watercolor when its still wet, as i'm sure you've found, it blends really easily, and that can create a cool effect, but it can also pull up the colors beneath it much easier
if you apply watercolor on top of another (dried) watercolor, it often just sits on top, and will have a crisp edge unless you try to soften it
both of these can be really cool effects to play with, and I encourage you to use both! the best way to get good at watercolors is to play around with them! try putting the water down first, then adding the paint to that. add paint, wait until it dries, and then try to lift the paint from the paper with a brush that just has water, try anything u can imagine, just have fun and experiment and see what feels enjoyable to you! art is about having fun, and the more that you do fun little experiments like this, the better you understand the medium you're playing in, the more confident you will feel, and the better you will be at it too!
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