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Mix and Match by @alicat54cwriting and @amevello-blue answers the eternal, age-old question of 'what would happen if we fused characters together, Steven Universe style?' (for the turtle cast of the Chessboard series)
The answer is. Uh. Shenanigans, cool character designs, and like. A smidge- a little dollop!- of emotional repercussions and surfacing trauma!
It might be a little more than a smidge honestly
round 3 of au comp and i can FINALLY draw some theme-related sillies- purple and orange as magical girls <3
I said you weren't ready...
We've already seen in canon that Donnie and change are at best a tumultuous combination; I think that'd get ramped up to like 1000 after Splints' passing
Originally it was just the first drawing with April but it felt wrong not to include all of his sons.
hello my loves <3 do not ever, ever, ever "officially" create for an IP that you have not signed a vetted contract to be paid for. this is a tactic companies use to get a free writer's room they don't have to pay for. you won't see a cent and they will own your work. don't do it.
Similar has been tried before and it crashed and burned. It is a scam. It may not seem like a scam, especially if it manages to sucker in a few big name folks, but it is a scam nonetheless. Do not fall for it.
ppl are like "the price of games makes sense if you consider how much time and work goes in to them" and i am here to tell you that just like animation, tv, comics, music, every other kind of media, the price tag does not reflect the artist's paycheck. the only wallets getting fatter are at the top, and they are fatter now than they've ever been. support indie and learn to steal or go without
i am full of love and also fatigue
the long mouse is approaching you
I think something important to bring up to counter the defeatist attitude I’ve seen going around of “give up AI is inevitably going to take your art jobs” is a lack of awareness in the people making these claims. Most of them seem to not be in any sort of creative industry.
So here’s the thing. I work as a professional artist at a studio that regularly accepts art submissions from freelancers… and we REFUSE to use AI generated imagery. It’s even stated in our contracts and legal agreements.
We will not be taken advantage of by paying hundreds of dollars to AI prompters who use legally questionable means to “create” their submissions.
While many of us in the studio find AI to be ethically unsound, at the end of the day… it’s because AI is literally a LIABILITY. Avoiding it now will save us a lot of trouble and legal drama down the line.
It’s just common sense.
I will always reblog this.
I once spent three hours scouring the internet to find this comic again, I will not let that be repeated.
This took me 5 days
Wtf
I’ve tried embroidery. This would have taken me longer.
it really is crazy how quickly people were willing to just let chatgpt do everything for them. i have never even tried it. brother i don't even know if it's just a website you go to or what. i do not know where chatgpt actually lives, because i can decide my own grocery list.
i wisely turned off the notes on this when it was at 700 but oh my god stop telling me what you "just" use it for in the notes shut the fuck up shut the fuck up I AM NOT A CATHOLIC PRIEST, I DO NOT ABSOLVE YOU. WRITE YOUR OWN EMAILS.
Honest to God I have never felt more jealous of someone in my life. (╥﹏╥)
art colab I did with @mangomaars
They did a sketch. I colored and rendered.
If this is the first you're hearing of it, here are more details on what's going on with the Institute of Museum and Library Services and how you can help.
And here's that link from the end card: ala.org/showup
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[Video Description: A librarian frantically unloading books from a cart full of Interlibrary Loan bags marked Info Express. The clip is sped up to 1.5 speed and "Flight of the Bumblebee" is playing in the background. He shelves books as fast as he can onto the library holds shelf, occasionally fumbling one, while another librarian very calmly and slowly checks the items off on a clipboard.
The music stops abruptly and we cut to a shelf of books with one of the interlibrary loan bags displayed prominently in front. The librarian who was shelving slides the books away so we can see him through the shelf. He says "Lake County Public Library borrows and lends over 800 items a month using our interlibrary loan service - a service only possible thanks to IMLS." He slides the books back into place with gusto.
"Flight of the Bumblebee" resumes as the end card appears, reading Support Your Libraries and Museums! Tell Congress to Save IMLS! Visit ala.org/showup to see how you can help. /description]
Music Credit: Composition: Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov. Performer: US Army Band, Public Domain
