I mean this vent completely neutrally and as an observation rather than Woe is Me negativity but going ham in my sketchbook has been Fun but along with not really Learning anything (tho historically no art knowledge ever sticks to my brain) I'm no closer to understanding how I WANT to draw! if that makes sense.
I dont really identify with or want to continue any of the patterns I try (nor do they get any more muscle memory-y, in the fundamentals area).
Its fine as long as its Fun but I really feel the aimlessness. Like I'll keep going but I've also. Been doing that. All I do is Keep Going, when does it all tetris together!
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work is dead so i get to just sit about chatting slash on my phone. as someone who's basically only worker high volume customer service i may actually cry
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sometimes i wonder who could win in a fair fight, before. before the prison and before dream started burning the candle at both ends "experimenting" w vik and lazer, before sapnap secretly hasnt trained in weeks bc he cant bear to get himself to train when he knows full well that the next time he'll be in a fight he'll have his brother at the end of his sword.
when they were friends still, when they knew each other better than themselves. when they never really fought with heart in it, with real intent to hurt, pulling their swords back before someone could really get hurt. if back then, they'd fought fairly, a match purely skill, would dream have won, two years older and so much smarter, the one who taught sapnap to fight in the first place and still trains more, strokes sharp and vicious on the training dummy in a way sapnap cant really capture when he tries it secretly, alone when he knows dream wont see it. or would sapnap be better if they fought, purely, to the death to victory, with no inhibitions on the man boy at the end of his sword, without the careful way he'd pull back his blade to keep from hurting his best friend that came almost like instinct to him, no matter how hard he tries to pull it back to win for once when they had friendly spars. he's always been quicker than dream, stronger, even if he wasnt quite as adept, as perfectly honed, practiced in technique that sapnap really never had the patience for.
or would they be perfectly matched. would sapnaps strength, his natural quickness, exactly match dreams training, his strategy, every technique hes spent years perfecting to stay on top as sapnap grew, got stronger and better just behind him. would they stalemate, blades clashing late into the night. until one collapsed, unable to keep going, the victor heaving, exhausted, and alone.
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c!Dream kept a lot of things from before in season 2 btw.
he almost always cruthces if it’s not just a few seconds of standing up - which is still risky and painful in itself. and sometimes his hands shake a little too much for him to really do any tasks or hold a sword or an axe or a shovel. sometimes he gets scared of the seemingly unimportant things like a random pool of lava or the obsidian that it created with the water pond next to it. he always sleeps curled up and it’s uncomfortable most of the time but he cant fall asleep any other way- when it’s a bad night he drops a pillow next to his bed and sleeps on the floor, it helps in a way he couldnt explain. he hates healing potions like a kid who irrationally hates medicine, he just can’t stomach it, the same with potatoes and maybe even worse. his hair is really thin and looks unhealthy no matter how much he cares for it, but he cant bring himself to cut it shorter, so has someone braid it for him. he never takes off his crown even though he doesnt know where he got it from but he can sometimes see the reflection of someone else overly familiar in a warming way in the jewels on it, feels like he isnt the first one doing it when he runs his fingers over the emeralds to clean them after a day outside
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I am a dumb little slut for tieflings and Karlach has had my soul from the moment I set eyes on her.
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