#intutitive writing

[faerytreealtars]

♡•° Fast Facts about your Future Spouse ♡•°

Welcome, my dears to a rather small (compared to others I've done) Pick an Image reading this time it is all about your Future Spouse.

I used intuitive writing this time and as always only take what resonates as I'm sure you're not all marrying the exact same person in the future!

Without further ado let's get into the reading, So take a breath and choose a pile. Always remember to trust your intuitive guidance and to only take what resonates for it is rarely wrong…

Pile One ~

• Has a happy-go-lucky personality, will always find a silver lining in situations, and will be a great help to you if you over-worry or panic too much, helping you see the good in all situations. • Really loves Cats/Birds (one or both) may have a pet Bird or Cat or if not they really want one in the future. • Likes to sing, as a hobby or a career, may be some of your Fs dream careers. • Dyes their hair • Has a lot of artistic talent, I'm seeing a lot of different outlets for this from painting to Photography, maybe writing/Poetry for some. • Believes in Miracles, and has a very hopeful heart. No matter how much goes wrong in their life they have always retained their brave heart. • May have had a rough childhood - I'm hearing both bad parental support/figures and bullying. • They love cupcakes and/or muffins.

Pile Two: •Is a very private person, may come off as mysterious to some but this isn't their intention, they simply stay in their lane and don't bother with drama or petty gossip. • Has Curly/Wavy Hair • Their favourite celebration is Halloween/Samhain • Likes to be of service and helpful to others. • Loves to receive handmade or thoughtful gifts over gifts of just cash. • May have a darker aesthetic • Has a crow Guardian animal/Familiar. • Loves to stargaze and moon gaze - helps them feel at peace.

Pile Three -

• Is well-known in their community

• People-person/Very Extroverted

• Sporty/ Athletic

• Of Large Stature/Muscled

•Really Friendly/Polite to everyone they meet

•Loves to make others laugh

• Has a pet dog who is their closet bond

• Loves classic spy movies

Hope whatever resonated with you makes you excited to meet your FS someday when the time is right! I wish both you and your FS lots of good wishes and luck.

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[probthomahusband]

Spy x family AU

Pairing: Spy! Steve Rogers x Assassin! Y/n

Summary: the story follows a spy and an assassin who have to build a "family" to execute a mission. Eventually, both of them started to have feelings for each other.

* These are just some ideas i got in my mind, there will be some changes so the story won't be the exact same as the OG spy x family manga :P

𝘈/𝘯: 𝘩𝘦𝘳𝘦 𝘪𝘵 𝘪𝘴 𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘺𝘰𝘯𝘦, 𝘣𝘦𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘦 𝘸𝘦 𝘫𝘶𝘮𝘱 𝘪𝘯𝘵𝘰 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘈𝘜 𝘪 𝘸𝘢𝘯𝘯𝘢 𝘢𝘥𝘳𝘦𝘴𝘴 𝘢 𝘧𝘦𝘸 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘨𝘴, 𝘌𝘯𝘨𝘭𝘪𝘴𝘩 𝘪𝘴𝘯'𝘵 𝘮𝘺 𝘧𝘪𝘳𝘴𝘵 𝘭𝘢𝘯𝘨𝘶𝘢𝘨𝘦 𝘴𝘰 𝘱𝘭𝘦𝘢𝘴𝘦 𝘣𝘢𝘳𝘦 𝘸𝘪𝘵𝘩 𝘮𝘦 (𝘱𝘭𝘦𝘢𝘴𝘦 𝘤𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘦𝘤𝘵 𝘮𝘦 𝘪𝘧 𝘪 𝘮𝘢𝘬𝘦 𝘢𝘯𝘺 𝘮𝘪𝘴𝘵𝘢𝘬𝘦𝘴, 𝘵𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘬 𝘺𝘰𝘶). 𝘔𝘺 𝘸𝘳𝘪𝘵𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘴𝘬𝘪𝘭𝘭 𝘪𝘴𝘯'𝘵 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘣𝘦𝘴𝘵 𝘣𝘶𝘵 𝘪'𝘮 𝘵𝘳𝘺𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘵𝘰 𝘪𝘮𝘱𝘳𝘰𝘷𝘦 𝘪𝘵 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘴𝘪𝘯𝘤𝘦 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘪𝘴 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘧𝘪𝘳𝘴𝘵 𝘵𝘪𝘮𝘦 𝘪 𝘸𝘳𝘪𝘵𝘦 𝘴𝘵𝘩 𝘰𝘯 𝘵𝘶𝘮𝘣𝘭𝘳 𝘴𝘰 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘳𝘦'𝘳𝘦 𝘈 𝘓𝘖𝘛 𝘵𝘰 𝘭𝘦𝘢𝘳𝘯. 𝘈𝘯𝘺𝘸𝘢𝘺𝘴, 𝘪'𝘭𝘭 𝘴𝘵𝘰𝘱 𝘳𝘢𝘮𝘣𝘭𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘯𝘰𝘸, 𝘭𝘦𝘵'𝘴 𝘨𝘰 :D

Steve Grant Rogers (32)

𝐂𝐨𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐚𝐦𝐞: 𝐃𝐚𝐰𝐧

𝐀𝐟𝐟𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧: 𝐍𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐒𝐪𝐮𝐢𝐫𝐞

- A skilled spy, has worked as a spy for 10 years

- Very intelligent and straight forward

- As a spy, his personality is cold and efficient for his job, doing whatever it takes to complete the mission

- Has a good degree of strength (as expected)

- He has also learned various other skills required by his job, including lockpicking, basic forgery, bomb defusing and military dog training

- Mastered the art of household chores, can do literally everything

- He works as a psychiatrist (to cover up his real one 👌)

- Has zero relationship experience

- He likes to discuss his plans with the family dog - Toby Rogers

- He's a malewife family man i don't make the rules

Y/n L/n / Rogers (26)

Yes i put the self insert thinggy here 🌚

𝐂𝐨𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐚𝐦𝐞: 𝐁𝐫𝐢𝐚𝐫 𝐑𝐨𝐬𝐞

𝐀𝐟𝐟𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧: 𝐁𝐥𝐨𝐨𝐝𝐦𝐨𝐨𝐧

- A professional assassin

- She's calm, collected and kinda timid

- She can be a serious or even intimidating person when it comes to bussiness but in daily life she's the sweetest one

- Probably has a thing for torture methods and really wants to test out on her victims (she's a menace)

- She's very agile, though not as smart as Steve, she has some knowledge about human body and a sharp intutition

- Can use all kinds of weapons but she adores her golden stiletto like weapons the most

- Can't cook for shit, might as well burn the house down

- Good at cleaning, can easily clean up all the bloodstains mess

- Work as a city hall clerk

- Also has no experience in realtionship (makes the two of them)

- She has a soft spot for Natalie and WILL throw hands if someone makes her daughter cry

Natalie Rogers (6)

I couldn't find anything to visualize the kid so you just gotta come up with one 🥴

- A 6 years old with telepathy ability (no one knows about this)

- She's the adopted daughter of Steve

- A cheerful, energetic kid

- Despite being a kid, Natalie is quiet clever, she can learn things very quick

- Accidentally discovered her parents true identity by reading their thoughts

- Natalie has abandonment issues since her previous families always ended up abandoned her, this child just want a loving family

- Loves her family and also her stuffed animals

- She likes the series "Totally spies" and often seen watching it whenever she can

- Enjoy seeing her parents bonding and sometimes she makes plans for them to spend time together :)

- Calls Steve "papa" and Y/n "mama"

- She rated her parents a 100/10 :Đ

Alright, that's it everyone, i hope y'all enjoy this brief idea of mine 😋

_

Edit: unfortunately, i won't be continue writing this AU because of many different reasons

#steve rogers au #steve rogers x reader #steve rogers x you #steve rogers fanfiction #steve x reader #steve rogers x female!reader #steve rogers #steve rogers x y/n #chris evans fanfiction #chris evans x female reader #chris evans x y/n #spy x family au #steve rogers fic

[moonstruckme]

hi maemae!! sorry if this is a weird ask, but i'm curious if you have specific reasons on why you write each of the boys the way you do??

essentially your interpretations of them, a character analysis, if you'd like!! because i love the way you write them, and i'd love to know the why :)

if you ever want to write long posts on each of them i'd love to read ur essays!!! <3 absolutely no pressure though - ✏️

Omg, this is such a cool question but my honest answer is I'm not really sure! I have fairly solid ideas of them in my head, based on other media I've consumed about them (and in the case of the marauders, where other writers have taken the characters) and my own interpretations. Even though they're definitely a bit idealized sometimes, I feel like they're real people so I just write what I "know" they would do in a story. It's like if someone asked me what my close friend would do if they were put in x situation--I could give you a pretty good guess, and my favorite part about writing is filling in the details of how exactly that would play out.

I think that for the marauders especially, they make sense to me in relation to each other, because their dynamic as a friend group (and later something more) was what initially fascinated me about them, and the way I perceived them as individuals grew out of that.

It's not a weird ask, sweetheart, but sorry my answer isn't as in-depth as you'd probably like it to be! I looooove analyzing people and characters and digging into why they are the way they are, but at the end of the day most of it is just my intutition and guessing :)

#mae’s asks

[kmze]

Dry-ass (Sorry not sorry) didn't just cause damage to SC.She caused damage to the characters as well.Caroline and Bonnie were established as self-empowered women in s6.By the end of s7,they both were in a devastating state,emotionally, psychologically and physically.As for Stefan,the damaged,layered,dark yet intelligent and intutitive Stefan was gone.Instead,he was acting more Damon-like.While Damon played the bad guy for kicks,Stefan enjoyed being bad when he wanted to but he chose to be compassionate and showed empathy too. His IQ level had dropped severely and was getting easily outmanipulated,despite being a great social manipulator, although whether by choice or not that is up for debate.What happened to the "Better Villain"?Was it actor's choice?

His story was so close to that of Tyler's in s4-big bad with British accent,dumb revenge schemes,mom's death,keeping caroline out of the loop,going on the run.In fact,there were a couple of scenes which were similar to that of TC e.g When Stefan was watching Caroline from outside of her house like Tyler did in s2 possibly.The only difference was this time Caroline was with that low-life.Another was when Stefan and Caroline had a heart to heart.TC had a similar conversation in s2.The dialogues were so similar that I just didn't understand what the hell were they even trying to do.It's like playing out an old relationship using different actor and maybe creating a slightly different circumstance not for any narrative purpose but just for drama which was blatantly manufactured.No wonder Stefan's choices didn't make any internal sense for him.And since you mentioned about Stefan's ripper gene,I remembered how that was like Tyler's werewolf gene.Both were unaware of it until they were informed by a family member.I know the mythology may not be similar in any way but I think the writers had simply lost control over what and how much they would recycle.At least Klaus being a 1000 year immortal hybrid banishing Tyler made some sense.Why and how were all the century old vampires so scared of Matt F***ing Donovan banishing them from Mystic Falls???Just snap his stupid neck!!!With Tyler they never bothered to show how he broke the sire bond.They just told it.With Stefan,the phoenix scar was such a terrible plot device to separate SC.It reminded me of Elena being sired to Damon in s4.Hell even the tvd half of the crossover was unnecessarily contrived and melodramatic.They had Klaus tell Stefan something along the lines of- misery,paranoia will strip you off your desire to live- which was similar to what he had said about Tyler to Hayley after banishing him from MF.Klaus was giving unsolicited advice to Caroline and restricting her identity to simply being a mom while the narrative was desperately trying to convince that Stefan lacked emotional intelligence and wisdom to be in a real relationship.He was making unilateral decisions while Caroline was a whole another story. However,the TO half of crossover was much better written keeping the history of Klefan in mind.Not sure who wrote it but they gave the respect to SC which they deserved in just one episode that their own show didn't in 22 episodes.

Sorry this got so long.Talking to you brought back so many memories.

LOL Dry-ass I forgot that well deserved nickname *snort*

Yeah anon I agree, S7 was such a letdown season because I just don't think CD is capable of writing things she doesn't personally like, I remember even the first episode SC felt "off". I mean they were very cute but some of it lacked substance and the dialog didn't feel like them (except the last scene) and it was written by her (should have been my first clue about that season). Whereas 7x04 was vintage Steroline, the dialog, the chemistry even the story of teaming up to "babysit" the murderous heretics was so them (they love playing the game).

That's a really interesting comparison to Tyler in S4 though that I never really thought of, I'm getting into Tyler and Caroline's story in S2 so I'm going to look at for what you brought up in comparison to SC in S7. It doesn't surprise me that CD would do that either, like I said I don't think she cared enough about the S7 characters (her favorite was Katherine IMO) so going back to older seasons and rewriting it fits her MO. I absolutely agree on him being outsmarted that season like ugh, I felt a lot of that was CD making a concerted effort to not have minimal Lily and Stefan interaction and she never continued the ripper-gene talk (and yes the werewolf gene is genetic too). I also don't think CD cares about the character of Stefan outside of him being Katherine's prize. The revenge plot wasn't out of character for him but Julian was very *snore* it felt like murder-Thanksgiving was much closer to how Stefan usually operates as the "better villain to beat the villain". I just remember Dries talked sooooo much before the season aired about Damon/Lily/Stefan being the new "triangle" and we got like 3 scenes of that and then she was dead by episode 8!

I probably need to rewatch S7 to really remember how the storyline really played out, it's been a while so my memory is foggy but yes like WHO CARES WHAT MATT SAYS! Moron shot his fiancée accidentally and I'm supposed to believe supernatural creatures care what he says, please. I was more bothered by the show trying to undermine how much Stefan knew Caroline and vice versa, that was all Dries and I'm glad JP tried to fix it in the second half but still, I hope CD steps on a lego everyday for her transgressions.

#anon for ts #S7 what could have been #I don't even hate the season I'm just mad at what dries did

[deardudedash]

Dear God I guess 12-10-22

It feels easier to start writing when I feel I have someone to write to, writing for me is like breathing, easier than speaking a lot of times. Hemmingway once said " there is nothing to it, you just sit down at a type writer and bleed." That's not word for word, nor should you expect this journal to be something one might submit to their english teacher. This is not that. Ive never been that. That sort of perfection. Ive only ever been me, and thats all I know how to be. ( big sigh) So it seems in this life...thats just all kinds of wrong. Its hard to sit with, to shoulder, to feel that alone. Ive gotten tired of trying to prove myself or explain myself. But this , this here, this is for me. Its all the things knowone ever gives you space to say without casting their own narrative, or assumptions, stigma or bias. We live in a really loud world , its hard to tune it out. The curse of being intutitive i guess. Teaches you self reliance , but knowone ever said that was a road anyone willingly chose , more like forged onward bc there is no other choice. If you are caught in a storm out in the wilderness you dont just lay down and die, you keep going till your body can't breathe anymore. There isn't really anything else to do but to carry on each day. I always feel that is a shame in this life , that so often its just about surviving , and then what is the point ? Some are born with out a chance in hell , and others doomed. In my case as I often say purgatory. So it seems we are either fighting for our lives or being hung from a window by a person named boredom.

I've never felt this alone in my life. I've always had coping mechanism that could keep me afloat in hard times, but hard times keep a flowin. Its impossible these days to sustain a sense of happiness or at the very least peace.Society is addicted to the act of controlling one another. Its weird, but the world we live in, one that disturbs me at my very core. I was born free, and Ill die that way, if dieing is what it takes.

Ive gotten to a place where I have to sit with the fact I don't really have anyone I can trust. I have my child and dogs who cares about me, but that doesn't count bc I am responsible to care for them. So that very harsh reality of sitting with that I dont have anyone who cares about me, not in my actual life, and thats been so hard, to feel uncared for. Bc as par usual and as it has always been. I am always the person who loves more, who opens their heart more, and as much as I have tried to be different. I can't , bc its not who I am, I can't prevent open heartedness, it is innate , so the only way to protect myself is to keep away from people all together, its my only armour.

I just dont really understand the point of anything these days when it always ends up the same way , in some painful obscure ending

[trustparty]

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[cosmictulips]

A little post about what type of witchy abilities you may have based on your element

because I ranted to my friend last night about how much I hate the posts that are going around.

Check your dominant elements but also... your sun, moon and rising. It's hard for me to say because I'm such a heavy earth energy that it's pretty obvious to me but I do see my rising element at play.

Also pleaseeee if you have mental illnesses, learn to distinguish between an episode and actual ability. if you want me to talk about that I can. because I suffer from a list of things lmao.

water placements ::

general intutition. Yall are weirdly specific from what I notice. you can read anything like it's nothing. Pisces in particular, you guys are dumbly good with subconscious stuff. I know I should probably say that about Virgo but like, every pisces I have known, is just so understanding of human emotions.

Intuition

Mostly likely the type to see spirits if they try hard enough (with discernment)

Most likely the type to be empathetic as well.

Probably really good with astrology. don't ask me why but you and air signs I feel like would understand astrology the most

anything to do in the astral plane is most likely where you are going to find your gifts. hedge crossing, astral travel, etc.

Earth Placements::

ANYTHING to do with the physical senses. Mostly likely the type to know the history of something, be able to feel the energy of things, and just.. know how to nurture someone. let me give you a few examples.

1. I can feel the history of any place I walk into. and I think most earth signs can to be honest. I can hold an old postcard up and know the feelings behind it. because it uses my sense of TOUCH

2. Tarot, lenormand, runes, maybe even automatic writing. so long as you hands can touch it and you can mold it, you'll pick up on it really quick.

3. Going back to the first bit, you may also be able to see images through your sense of touch. feeling the work and effort someone put into something. the spirits that still linger in the trees. that type of shit.

Air Placements!

1. that Hearing thing. being able to pick up messages from the masses. or just in pure silence.

2. most likely the type to affect the weather in some ways lol.

3. AUTOMATIC WRITING. yall are good with your words for a reason lol.

4. that clear knowing thing. just knowing when something is going to happen. I think this also pairs well with Earth energy. and some water energy. I think scorpios in particular. but yea, I'm giving this one to air signs because most of them will just say it and then will be surprised when it actually happens lol

Fire Placements.

1. ENERGY STUFF. y'alls hands naturally go warm and are easy to warm up from my experience. you can give anyone any sort of emotion and give them warmth when they need it. think wards, casting circles, expelling curses, etc.

2. Your sense of smell?? that clair smell thing. hands down you guys. every leo in particular that i know of has the weirdest sense of smell lmao. like my friend who is leo, before I even message her smells me??? it's so weird and hard to describe but she told me yesterday that she knew I was going to message her because she started smelling my perfume lmao.

3. Probably also the type to see messages but through fire, or bright colors. maybe even the sun.

4. to a lesser extent you guys are REALLY good at manifesting. I don't think I've ever met a fire sign that couldn't get what they wanted lmao. whether by sheer force of will or by luck. I always turn to yall when i need something lol.

#I hope this helps #now pleaseee stop using any other post lmao and use this one #witchblr #psychic ability #I don't want to use those words but whatever

[whispersofmercury]

Thoughts on Mars-Neptune aspects? (Conjunction in particular)

☁️Mars - Neptune Aspects☁️

🌀 Can be associated with pin-up males or fairy tale princes

🌀VERY charismatic people

🌀glamourised or idealized by those around them

🌀fun fact, this aspect is often found with women who’s husbands were sailors or lost at sea. These people may also have a deep connection or interest in the sea

🌀idealize or fantasize about winning or fighting

🌀have a entrancing way of moving, they transform moving (mars) into art (Neptune)

🌀 doubt their actions or don’t go through with them (especially the hard aspects)

🌀have a hard time acting on their dreams, visions and ideals

🌀these people are AMAZING with photography, film, fine arts or on the stage

🌀can be very photogenic

🌀lots of sexual fantasies

🌀oddly, these people are often very physically strong

🌀but those with the hard aspects often doubt their strength and courage and will try and give the illusion that they are strong (mentally or physically)

🌀can be frightened that they will become a victim of violence yet at the same time dream about saving and rescuing others from that violence

🌀type of people to fight for the underdog

🌀their true strength lies in their sensitivity, compassion and imagination

🌀can ignore rules or feel like there should be no restraints on their actions but also find it hard to put restraints on the actions of others...

🌀often can be confused as to what they want to do

🌀they don’t like to commit to only one project and have a hard time finishing projects

🌀their sense of direction and motivation can be unclear, undermined or just diffused/weakened

🌀can be seduced to helping others reach their goals instead of working on their own

🌀hard aspects can have trouble expressing anger, (especially getting hold of the emotion in their first place!)

🌀or the opposite, may have an anger that knows no bounds (Neptune)

🌀however they don’t usually have just one specific thing to direct their anger towards and it can spill all over the place

🌀their anger can be more dangerous than mars-Saturn as there’s no control over its expression

🌀but more often than not, their anger will quickly dissolve and they’ll find themselves crying when they wanted to shout

🌀highly emotional

🌀can be impatient/dislike shows of weakess and even displays of sentimentality in others and themselves

🌀can often idealize strength without having a clear idea of what strength is

🌀again their strength is in their compassion, empathy and imagination and often the purpose behind events in the individuals life is for them to discover this

🌀see themselves as victims of other people’s aggression

🌀those with the hard aspects (especially square) find it difficult to assert themselves or this ability is blocked due to self doubt

🌀can feel incapable of self-defence

🌀can be passive aggressive

🌀often are exposed to the angry feelings and repressed anger of others

🌀Type of person who witnessed an injustice, sets out to punish the wrongdoer but then finds themselves unable to as they end up identifying with that person

🌀can be very seductive and enchanting

🌀but can also be easily seduced

🌀idealize sexual experiences

🌀those with the hard aspects may try to please their partners too much to where they don’t really even know what they want

🌀often feel like their relationships were fated or ‘made in heaven’

🌀want more than just a physical relationship, they want something that connects to their soul

🌀can become attached to the image that others put on them (the easygoing person, the good guy, the nice guy)

🌀very good at lying (and have a great imagination!)

🌀yet they are likeable enough to get away with it

🌀often face the challenge or living up to the fantasy others place on them or moving past how others see them

🌀act impuslively and don’t always take responsibility for their actions!

🌀find it difficult to plan ahead

🌀judgement can often be cloudy

🌀can often have a lot of dissapointment in love or messy relationships

🌀feel lethargic or find it hard to keep energy

🌀very good at manipulating

🌀the type to say “I should do this” but never do it

🌀often great givers but secretly want something back and can become angry when they don’t get it (this may be subconsciously!)

🌀can give too much, too soon in relationships (unless there’s a lot of Pluto energy)

🌀can waste their energy on people who don’t return it

🌀can have a hard time setting and maintaining boundaries

🌀sexuality or orientation can be unclear or they might just feel confused as to what their sexuality is

🌀fun fact, this aspect if often present in the charts of lesbians! (Neptune = femininity, mars= sexuality)

🌀very strong sexual desire

🌀can fall under the spell of others very easily or become addicted to people

🌀very inspiring people 💙

🌀very intuitive and have great intutition!

🌀very connected to the spiritual world or the energy of others (very good at reading others energy)

Thanks for the ask, this turned out super long but was so much fun to write! And sorry for the late response 💙

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[animatingfromscratch]

2d or 3d?

i thought about which one would be the best to pick up. On the one hand, 3d animation has come to dominate the animated film producing world (Disney’s last 2d animated film was The Princess and the Frog in 2009, 13 years ago at time of writing) but on the other hand, I don’t know that I’m trying to pick up 3d in all its glory straight away, as it’s a very technical skill set...

 I’m trying to make an animatic. let’s get toes wet first?

FWIW: a simple summary on 3d v 2d from a gaming industry recruitment consultant on LinkedIn, emphasis mine:

2D Animation, consists of flat two-dimensional drawings, often done by hand, whereas 3D Animation is all computerised in a three-dimensional environment.

2D Animation is focussed on frames that are sped up to create the movements, whereas 3D Animation is focussed on the actual types of movement.

2D Animation costs less than 3D, due to the technical difficulty of 3D, cost of software and the lengthy time scales needed to produce 3D Animation.

3D Animation is more lifelike than 2D.

There is more freedom of creativity with 2D Animation, compared to 3D Animation.

The 2D Animation process is easier than 3D.

There is more demand for 3D Animators than 2D.

2D Animation is considered more traditional than 3D.

I thought about it and came to the conclusion that for my purposes, 2d is the way to go. I understand the 2d workflow better (it’s like a flipbook and that’s intutitive) and I don’t need the added complexity of the 3d world if i can avoid it, so.

2d it is. ...for now

#animation #blender 2d #blender #artists on tumblr

[artbymimulux]

... so now that i am here more often again ... i am running out of titles .....

… so now that i am here more often again … i am running out of titles …..

for my postings LOL 🙂 no seriously….. i just spontaneously opened this page without thinking what i was going to write. my art? yea… a bit i guess. my latest artwork….. 2 Dragons and a Unicorn… is an intutitive painting, as all of my paintings and/or drawings are. this latest one actually is a drawing… drawn on a painted background. so now you tell me… what is it. a drawing or a painting? i…

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[wearelostpoets]

I have the fine gift of intuition

I’ve learned that I should never ignore my intutition. I’m really good at listening and reacting to short term situations (i.e. this person in front of me could really use my help in this way). I’m still working on long term situations. I always have a knowingness that I’m in the right place, the right time, and for what reason. But my problem is the events don’t evolve in the way I think they should happen and I begin to stress that maybe my intuition was wrong.

As I’m writing this, I’m realizing that just because you know something it doesn’t make life easier but it should make you safer. However, the purpose of intuition is defeated if we stress because we don’t trust the gift we have.

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[douchebagbrainwaves]

I LIKED MOST ABOUT IT WAS THAT IT CONSIDERED ME AN EQUAL PARTNER

You can do well in math and the natural sciences, the more charismatic Hubert Humphrey. Smack! There is one case where the list of n things is in that respect that they might have some plan for shows aimed at specific regions, but it isn't something that has to pervade every program you write. Give the Programmer as Much Control as Possible. Knuth pointed out long ago that speed only matters in a few big successes. Another attraction of object-oriented abstractions. When you can't deliver ornament, you have to be funny, but it's there. As a practical matter, I think, is that a great artist is something that's good for you. Symmetry is unfashionable in some fields now, in reaction to excesses in the past, have scientists, engineers, musicians, architects, designers, writers, and painters. If so, your old tastes were not merely different, but worse. Election forecasters are proud when they can achieve the same results with much more complicated models. I don't know yet what the new rules will be, but apparently not in the sciences generally, citation is considered a rough indicator of merit.

These opportunities are not easy to find, though. Attitudes to copying often make a round trip. Your spinal cord is less hesitant, and it had better do what they guess it will, because they're affected by how you react to them. During the 1992 election, the Clinton campaign staff had a big sign in their office saying It's the economy, stupid. The expected value of starting one would be $1 million. When we interviewed programmers, the main thing we cared about was what kind of software they wrote in their spare time. Why stop now? I wanted.

But I think server-based. Everyone makes up their own story about the Mona Lisa. I think we should be just as happy speaking any language that was unambiguous. Actor too is a pole rather than a profusion of superficial ornament. A recent article in the Wall Street Journal described how TV networks were trying to add more live shows, partly as a way to get there, and the truth turned out to be an answer. So I think efficiency will matter, at least in our own minds, we have a remarkable coincidence to explain. Maybe if I were smart enough it would seem the most natural thing in the world that e i pi-1. If I could get people to remember just one quote about programming, it would be a good idea. It's unrealistic to expect that the specifications for a program will be perfect. Architecture is related to physics, in the sense that performance has remained consistently mediocre despite 14x growth. Programming languages are how people talk to computers. Ronco is good.

Architects started consciously making buildings asymmetric in Victorian times and by the 1920s asymmetry was an explicit premise of modernist architecture. The term angel round doesn't mean that all the investors in it are angels; it just describes the structure of the round. The situation now is like it was with crack in the 1980s: we've invented terribly addictive new things, then instead of turning a blind eye to the places where conventional wisdom and truth don't quite meet, you should pay particular attention to them. Perhaps what practice does is train your unconscious mind to handle tasks that used to require conscious thought. These are not startups, except in a few days. If I could get people to remember just one quote about programming, it would be the one at the beginning of his career, an actor is a waiter who goes to auditions. There are two major types of problems a site like Hacker News needs to avoid: bad stories and bad comments. Fortunately one of them is much higher valuations. I know, no one thought these paintings were as important as we do today. That's the measure of a startup is like being an actor or a novelist. As a rule, the only thing that can kill a good startup is the embodiment of your discoveries so far.

Another attraction of object-oriented program, it can be extended by users. Almost all technology, from Unix to bitmapped displays to the Web, became popular first within CS departments and research labs, and gradually beat it into shape. As of now, few of the startups that take money from super-angels know is that it gives your mind something to chew on: when your eyes are looking at something, your hand will do more interesting work. They just want to get the effect of first class functions, you can use growth like a compass to make almost every decision you face. Because the main points are unconnected, the list of n things within something that looks like a more sophisticated type of essay. The manual should be thin as well. If you're hoping to hit the next Google, you shouldn't care if the valuation is 20 million. They just want to get the effect of subroutines in the inherently stateless world of a Web session. If you look at the most successful companies and less successful ones. The other way to get better at your job. Your watch?

And there is a clear trend among them: the so-called super-angels were initially angels of the classic type. The recipe for great work is done for you. It means that a shorter proof tends to be written by large and frequently changing teams of mediocre programmers. I'd like the site to go away. What is it about startups that makes other companies want to decrease the standard deviation of the outcome. Bar neighborhood is a sufficient idea for a small business. Writing novels doesn't pay as well as writing ad copy for garbage disposals.

And this is especially true for strangeness. The downside of tuning a site to attract certain people is that, to those people, it can be extended by users. You learn to paint mostly by doing it, but by doing labs and problem sets. Painting has been a much richer source of ideas than the theory of computation about as much as painters need to understand paint chemistry. It will be especially important to do i/o fast, because server-based apps get released. Will it be? Inevitably, the people running a company to grow really big, it must a make something lots of people want, and b you're sufficiently worried about whether you can keep hitting your numbers without hiring someone new. A barbershop serves customers in person, and few will travel far for a haircut. Good design may not have to be a belief in government. I've been able to keep up, in the end.

Should you spend two days at a conference? The phase whose growth defines the startup is the second one, the ascent. In the matter of platforms this tendency is even more pronounced, because novel software originates with great hackers, and they have started to use it. Our ancestors must rarely have encountered cases of exponential growth, because our intutitions are no guide here. Something that might naturally be represented as a list of n things is parallel and therefore fault tolerant. And yet because of the scale of the successes. They should both just face the fact that they have a single format. Whereas if the next time you need to raise money. In fact, nice is not the word. Good software designers are no more engineers than architects are. The expected value of a startup seems like a fraud.

#automatically generated text #Markov chains #Paul Graham #Python #Patrick Mooney #idea #languages #Symmetry #Street #world #startup #things #fraud #asymmetry #ornament

[uozlulu]

I can't tell if I want Midoriya to remain quirkless (though this is likely unlikely) or if I want him to have a quirk that takes like practice more than intutition kind of like you can be born with an inherent gift for say drawing or writing, but if you don't practice those skills you'll never unlock your full potential, which is why he never figured out he had one. One of those you don't know you're good at it until you have to do it things

Please don't actually spoil me for this answer

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[douchebagbrainwaves]

THE TRADITIONAL BREAK EVERYTHING AND THEN FILTER OUT THE BUGS APPROACH INHERENTLY YIELDS A LOT OF ONLINE STORES, THERE WOULD NEED TO BE SOFTWARE FOR MAKING THEM, SO WE WERE ON VERSION 4

For founders that's more than a declaration of one's ambitions. The only thing professors trust is recommendations, preferably from people they know. Investors will probably find they do better when deprived of this crutch anyway. You can't just treat a patient's symptoms. But this is a valid approach. If you quit now, you'll be able to compete with VCs in brand. This habit is unconscious, but not that small.

You don't want to violate users' privacy, but even the most general statistical sampling can be very cheap to launch a Web-based software wins, it will be whatever the startup can get from the first one to write a dissertation. IBM was in exactly the same situation, and they know it. Watching users can guide you in design as well as limiting your potential and protecting you from competitors, that geographic constraint also helps define your company. What big companies do instead of implementing features is plan them. For example, I stumbled on a good algorithm for spam filtering because I wanted to stop getting spam. But I am not sure they can take on the hotel market I could be wrong. I wrote for high school students, I said a good rule of thumb was to stay upwind—to work on something everyone else has overlooked. The success rate would be 90%. It was a lot more than you spend. If you want to start your own company, which I think will be more interesting than one without. You may have heard that quote about luck consisting of opportunity meeting preparation. But it's gone now.

I've been talking about the designer. But unlike most people they had the technical expertise both to notice that existing search engines were not as good as they could. It's not just that you can't be pointed off to the side and hope to succeed. The worst variant of this behavior is the tranched deal, where you have to get bought, and we knew that buyers would have a harder time getting started, because many of the best startups it produced would be sucked away to existing startup hubs. The charisma theory may also explain why Democrats tend to lose presidential elections. Why did desktop computers eclipse mainframes? It will often be useful to have metaphors in a programming language just got invoked. The best thing software can be is easy, but the way to do it. Google has similar origins. The worst variant of this behavior is the tranched deal, where the investor makes a small initial investment, with more to follow if the startup does start trying to make something people want applies to us too.

What if both are true? The final thing founders want is to be able to charge for content? She assumed the problem was with her. But later I realized that it reflects reality: software development is an ongoing process. In fact the second step can propagate back into the first: if something is hard to buy, people will change their mind about whether they wanted it. So by the time you face the horror of writing a dissertation. You have to start with. This will take some effort on the part of the developers. As far as I know, no one needs Windows. It's the same with other high-beta vocations, like being an actor or a novelist. What you want to write desktop software now you do it like a pilot scanning the instrument panel, not like a detective trying to unravel some mystery. Thanks to Trevor Blackwell, Paul Buchheit, Jeff Clavier, David Hornik, Jessica Livingston, Greg Mcadoo, Aydin Senkut, and Fred Wilson for reading drafts of this.

A round. The x in Ajax is from the XMLHttpRequest object, which lets the browser communicate with the server in the background looking for problems, programs that ran constantly in the background while displaying a page. Fortunately, it can be wrong, so long as you're still actively developing the product. And paying attention is more important to reliability than moving slowly. Modern literature is important, but the way to make customers feel better. And that not only can change, but has changed. If we assume 4 people per startup, but what happens when they die, because they also motivate you. For example, what if you made an open-source play? But this isn't true with startups. Of course they do. There is now another way to deliver software that will save users from becoming system administrators. Just wait till all the 10-room pensiones in Rome discover this site.

In the past this has not been a 100% indicator of success if only anything were but much better than that. But while series A rounds, but in series A rounds too. Many are annoyed that these so-called startups get all the attention, when hardly any of them will amount to anything. Investors and analysts would ask us what we had planned for the future. There can only be one big man in town, and they're right. Most painters start with a problem, then let your mind wander is like doodling with ideas. Perhaps later they step back and notice they've found an idea in everyone else's blind spot, and from that point make a deliberate effort to stay there. It only spread to places where there was a lot more work. Even if they already know it, you'll probably be done faster.

They had to buy a lot of the most successful startups, and why their due diligence feels like a body cavity search. This pattern is repeated over and over, and it's usually the invaders who win. Only a tiny fraction are startups. So they want the lower costs of new technology. At Viaweb our system had so many components and changed so frequently that there was no definite border between software and infrastructure. Which means that any sufficiently promising startup will be offered money on terms they'd be crazy to believe your company was going to write that one has to make a conscious effort to find ideas everyone else has overlooked. 7x a year, whereas a company that has raised money is literally more valuable. Would that do? You have to be good at technology and to face problems that can be solved by it, because our intutitions are no guide here. It might seem that it would ruin the product they hoped to sell through it. Everyone thinks Google is going to visit Greylock, the famous Boston VCs.

That's the combination that yielded Silicon Valley. Unless AOL fights back, they will be facing not just technical problems but their own wishful thinking. Growing too slowly is particularly dangerous in a business with network effects, which the best startups it produced would be sucked away to existing startup hubs. That's probably the number one question people ask me. Most universities aim at this ideal. And that was the right way to write the application in the same way I write software: I sit down and blow out a lame version 1 as fast as I can type, then spend several weeks rewriting it. If they decide to grow at 7% a week. And the programmers liked it because it meant they could help the users, instead of forcing people to keep buying and installing new versions so that they'll keep paying you.

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[douchebagbrainwaves]

WHY I'M SMARTER THAN FIELDS

A new medium appears, and people in these fields tend to be the optimal way of sorting product search results, and he's not even curious. But unlike most people they had the technical expertise both to notice that existing search engines were not as good as they could be, and to know how to calculate time and space complexity and about Turing completeness. In your own projects you don't have to persecute nerds, the very best VCs don't have to persecute nerds, the very best VC funds. I ran after him, and sure enough, it was meaningless. When I look back at photos from the 1970s, I'm surprised how empty houses look. That difference is why there's a distinct word, startup, for companies designed to grow fast. But the first time around it was co-opted by Sun, and we got Java applets. Their only hope now is to buy all the best deals. That space of ideas has been so thoroughly picked over that a startup generally has to work on technology—because ideas for fast growing companies are so rare that the best way to find out if you're suited to running a startup is thus very much like deciding to be a saying in the corporate world: No one ever measures recruiters by the later performance of people they turn down. In workouts a football player may bench press 300 pounds, even though he may never have to compromise or ask anyone's permission, and if you love to hack you'll inevitably be working on something like the natural history of computers—studying the behavior of algorithms for routing data through networks, for example, or at least wished that computer science was a branch of math.

If you start a startup. I mean it in two senses. Few dissertations are read with pleasure, especially by their authors. By similar comparisons you can make the search results useless, because the first results could be dominated by lame sites that had bid the most.1 You can skip the social sciences, philosophy, and the classics. We would have sold. Google is a Web 2.2 They use different words, certainly.

And the things I had to do the other. Weekly growth doesn't mean you can look no more than a declaration of one's ambitions. I envied him enormously for finding a way out without the stigma of failure. If you look at the average outcome rather than the other way around. I could get people to remember just one quote about programming, it would be closer to the truth to treat stuff as worthless. To do that well meant to get good grades so they can get into grad school. So instead of entrusting the future of the software to one brilliant hacker, most companies won't let hackers do what they want either.3

So you have to go on? I'm not saying, of course, that people never seemed to grasp new ideas at first. Unfortunately, the question is hard to predict, I've found I can predict quite well what sort of people new ideas come from earnest, energetic, independent-minded. But there is a common thread. There is not a problem for big companies, because they don't win by making great products. You should aim slightly high in college. To grow rapidly, you need to in order to get things done. There are worse things than having people misunderstand your work.

Though indeed, making things cheaper often turns out to be. And then I thought: how much does it mean even now? Pretty much every successful startup has. To the graphically unsophisticated its deliberately minimal design seemed like no design at all. Partly, I think. 0 in the name of a conference yet? The fascinating thing about optimizing for growth is that it automatically detects which searches are shopping searches. This is one of the very top funds, you're condemned to be the optimal way of sorting product search results, and he's not even curious. I admit that hacking doesn't seem as cool in its glory days as it does now.

But I realize now that they're not intrinsically jerks. So it's not surprising that we've found the relative prestige of different colleges useless in judging individuals. Web 2. If you want people to read, and only incidentally for machines to execute.4 This could explain why clutter doesn't seem to bother kids as much as painters need to understand paint chemistry. So by the time it was supposed to be. What matters is what you make of yourself. That's the other reason I don't like to admit. By far the greatest liability of not having gone to the college you'd have liked is your own feeling that you're thereby lacking something. The problem is not that most towns kill startups.

But I also mean startups are different by nature, in the sense that we encourage the startups we fund never to lord it over users. At the time it was obvious what users wanted, so Apple flew under the labels. Eventually a successful startup could make a founder $100 million, then even if the chance of succeeding were only 1%, the expected value of starting one would be $1 million.5 This sort of thing is all the rage. Most fairly good ideas are adjacent to even better ones. In fact, it's the company's growth rate. Studio art and creative writing courses are wildcards. Now it seems to bother a lot of data about that. An ordinary slower-growing business might have just as good a ratio of return to risk. Our ancestors must rarely have encountered cases of exponential growth, because our intutitions are no guide here. On the whole, grad school is probably better than most alternatives. Work for a VC fund?6

Notes

That was a very noticeable change in the Greek classics. IBM laptop.

In some cases the writing teachers were transformed in situ into English professors.

The only people who did it lose?

And that is more of the reign Thomas Lord Roos was an assiduous courtier of the war had been with their users. So it's not always intellectual dishonesty that makes curators and dealers use neutral-sounding nonsense seems to them till they also influence one another indirectly through the founders gained from running through their initial funding and then being unable to raise money after Demo Day by encouraging people to claim that companies will naturally wonder, how could it have meaning? We thought software was all that value, don't even try. But friends should be taken into account, they still control the company is like starting out in the body or header lines other than those I mark.

The reason the dictionaries are wrong is that intelligence is surprisingly recent. You end up with only a few people plot their own freedom.

We didn't swing for the entire West Coast that still require jackets for men. One YC founder told me how he had more fun than he'd had an opportunity to invest in your next round is high, and—new things start with their decision—just that if there were 5 more I didn't care about Intel and Microsoft, not how much they can do to get all you have to admit there's no lower bound. You can't assume that P spam and P nonspam are both.

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