Black sillouhette anthro wolf with back facing viewer. She is muzzled with an intense stare facing back. Text on the right says “I BITE.” five times.
Keep biting, keep barking. Don’t let yourself be muzzled.
New follow but who knows, worth a shot.
Here's a phenomenon I've noticed: creative people building their skills, network and profile; deciding it's time for a Big Project (a book, zine, album, whatever); releasing it; and then essentially disappearing. I think it's because anything less than an avalanche of orders and a flood of praise...
BTW with a fairly easy DNS change you can make your bluesky handle be just your website. Would highly recommend it for anyone who has their own site, especially businesses.
HELLO! Welcome to Bluesky. It's so much better here.
I've been here for 3 days or so and I've already decided this is way better than the site owned by the fascist.
Stolen from Facebook,
But also raises a good point,
Imo mimics should grow with intelligence as they grow older. It'd be cool if elder mimics could pose as humans...
Okay now I imagine an elder mimics running a shop and that's pretty funny.
I just discovered you from the post, and I just want to say that I love your style!
Every time I come back to bsky I am always struck by how much better it is than Twitter. It's just such a shame the numbers are not here.
bsky is really interesting bc to me it looks like twitter, but it FEELS like a tumblr audience? like in the way people interact with posts more.. i stopped posting text posts - thoughts and non-art stuff - on twitter bc it felt like talking into the void AHAHAHA
I look forward to it! I love how much art Bluesky shows me now instead of the site-that-shall-not-be-named
You're welcome! I like to make a point of standing up for tulpagenic systems. Even though I don't really understand the motivation a lot of the time, I don't think the fact that it's a tulpa makes it any less valid, and I think they could use more support in the system community ❤
I don't know the wild west smp, but good art anyways!
I mean, who doesn't right?
oh hey look its my art
#art
I usually don't recommend tulpamancy since systemhood can be harder than a lot of people realize, but I don't think systems who originated through tulpamancy should be judged for it. What's done is done, they're a system now.
I've met people who have created tulpas who often display their systemhood much like others, and I think there can be unhealthy "gatekeeping" around tulpagenic systems that ends up doing more harm than good. (Continued)
I missed this post, probably would have replied to this one rather than your earlier one if I'd seen it. The reddit post has good points, but as I said above tulpamancy is super complicated and I don't think people who have created tulpas should be judged for it.
Tulpas can be a difficult subject even within the community, but in my opinion the origin of your system shouldn't affect how others treat you and see you as a system. Systemhood commonly arises or expresses well into adulthood, so I personally don't have any problems with tulpamancy as an origin.
Reference sheet of my character Aurora, drawn by @codexcracked. Character is a red and charcoal feline-canine hybrid, with heterochromic pink and green eyes, with the same color markings on her right arm and leg. Her right hand and left paw share the green coloring, with the opposing limbs sharing the magenta color. She also has somewhat similar markings on her back and torso, in the red and charcoal coloring of the rest of her fur.
Wanted to share this commission @codexcracked.bsky.social did for me. It was a little bit ago but I really love it and I haven't shouted out Codex on Bluesky yet so here it is!
(I also forgot to say what I do) I mostly tinker around with FL Studio and come up with overambitious game/D&D campaign ideas. Right now mostly working on worldbuilding for a D&D campaign I hope to run next year.
500 and growing quick it seems! (I was 524)
NSFW artist's truth.
I'm not a Trekkie, but as a huge nerd I find this endlessly funny. No idea how it ended up in my feed but I'm glad it did.
I'm very glad my family/friends stepped in and I was exposed to much more diverse people in high school. I am so ashamed of my middle school self and I fear to think what I'd have become if not for my support networks and inclusive school.
I think internalized phobias (homophobia, transphobia, etc) can play a pretty big role too. In middle school I personally had a lot of internalized phobias like that and even took a couple steps down the alt-right pipeline.
My main memory of DA: Inquisition is I played my guy as a real flirt and the one time I tried streaming it to show my brother the game, I walked over to speak to Dorian and he instantly gave my dude the most passionate kiss making it seem like thats what I wanted to show him
You're the first person I've seen here so far to put Magnus Archives. Follow just for that!
