so satisfying to see troons peak everyone

I've watched almost all of them :D my youtube recommendations are all skyrim/oblivion memes and lore. All I use youtube for lol

Note how he says his father controls all the finances, and calls his father the "rational" one.

His mother is a desperate, abused woman, and he plans to help his father torture her more.

that's very transphobic of them

This guy went from being top wholesome reddit scientist to nerdfluencer everyone thinks is insufferable

I'm trying to start a mayo war WORLDWIDE.

when advocating for your identity matters to you so much you totally don't make ChatGPT write arguments for you

what did he do

They used to ask me "why" whenever I said no.. and wtf am I supposed to say to that? What are you expecting my dude? I always told them, "just because."

What tablet are you using? I'm still using a Wacom Bamboo, which only has pressure levels up to 512. They don't even make those anymore! But it's serviceable. I'd like a new Wacom of course, but I don't really like the new cheap/midrange options, and I'd have to save a long time to get Intuos Pro. A good tablet lasts a long time, the tech doesn't change much. If it works fine, and you like the size, no need to replace.

Thank you for the tips :)

It may be an age thing but younger people who grew up drawing on paper seem to struggle adapting to digital as well. My boyfriend has made plenty of drawings on paper and using a tablet, but the paper ones just look better. For him I think there's just so many buttons and options he has no time to go through them all and memorize the different brush engines and blending modes.

If you ever want to try digital again I would recommend using a program called MyPaint. It's super minimal and quite comfortable to use as well. The canvas expands as you draw so you don't have to worry about picking sizes. The brushes feel basic compared to other programs but they're enough. Of course, all digital programs will feel slightly off compared to traditional drawing. Replicating oils digitally is computer intensive, and because digital art mixes light not pigment, color mixing doesn't work as you'd expect. Yellow + Blue makes a muddy gray, not a bright green.

A couple of years ago Rebelle 5 was released, using a module called MixBox (https://scrtwpns.com/mixbox/painter/) I believe it's the most realistic pigment mixing implementation by far. MyPaint is better at mixing color than Krita.

https://youtu.be/OqZCsqALNJ0

I'm thinking of starting with whatever's cheapest to freely waste paint while experimenting. I'm guessing acrylics would be it but I haven't been to the art store yet. It's very close by.

I have plenty of experience drawing digitally, but I never managed to get a feel of using digital oil/acrylic/etc brushes, always opting for cel shading instead. In the future, I'd like to make a painting to sell or display somewhere, just for the achievement.

Ooh 😳 tell me more. Why did you get a fine art degree?

I'm not gonna get a degree or anything. Just never learned how to paint on a canvas, thinking maybe I should.

I asked my boyfriend if I should get into fine art and he was like "Your art is really good but wouldn't it be tedious to make fine art?"

Poor boy thought fine art is accurate, academic, detailed stuff like this

This is one of those "I voted for the leopards party and leopards ate my face" moments.

Now it may be a tasteless man getting fired, one day it will be a woman supporting abortion on social media. And so on.

They smoke the good shit at corporate