Suara
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    Hiiiiiii! So... I'm unemployed at the moment. I've been applying to jobs but have been unsuccessful so far, bills are drawing dangerously close and I also have to refill my meds and such, so I'm opening commissions :)

    I'm opening 5 slots for now but I'll probably leave them open until I can gather enough.

    Info is on the images but if you're interested feel free to DM or email me (suaracatacat@gmail.com) if you have any questions or would like to see more samples!

    If you don't want to commission but are willing to help you can always leave me a little kofi. Sharing would be highly appreciated!

  • All slots have been filled!! Thank you so much to everyone who shared, helped or commissioned!!

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    Had to share this here because you're right and you should say it. It's incredible how many people came out of the woodwork as soon as AO3 was down and suddenly had no compunctions at all about screaming how much they love and need fanfic--on the AO3 twitter. Is it so much harder to do in the comment section?

    At this point I don't care anymore if people call me entitled or think I'm out of line. If fanfic is so meaningful to you that you cannot go half an hour without, let alone 24h, then you can get over yourself long enough to write a fucking comment. No excuses.

    "writing comments is hard and scary" yeah well GUESS WHAT so is writing fanfics. fandom as a community is dying, because it is instead treated as a COMMODITY, a CONSUMER PRODUCT. We're not asking for much. We're asking for a CONNECTION. We don't want to sell, we want to share.

    You've shown your hand. You've admitted you cannot live without us. Now ACT LIKE IT. Go write a fucking comment.

  • I was absolutely at a loss without AO3. I have been trying to comment more anyway because it's such an easy way for me to say thanks to the people who put their stuff out there, for free, daily. I read for at least 2 hours a day, probably even more at weekends or when I'm gripped by a new enthralling fic. The bare minimum I can do is take 2 minutes to comment. After that first kudos I try to respond to a new chapter with a comment so the writer knows that someone is paying attention, that there is an ongoing interest in their efforts. Fandom needs community. Community needs communication. Say thanks. Say it made you laugh or smile, or it distracted you from grim reality for a while.

    Just don't do negative or selfish comments.

  • CGI animators should unionize next. normally, their jobs would be too precarious to strike, since studios would replace them without a second thought, but if it's part of this larger general film strike, they might finally have meaningful power to better their working conditions

  • if CGI animators unionized, it would kill the MCU. straight up. the the entire business model is built on exploiting CGI animators

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  • THEY ARE TRYING!!!!! SIGN THE PETITION TO GET THE DISNEY ANIMATORS' UNION RECOGNIZED

  • this petition is from IATSE (union), btw! it actually has credibility, unlike most change.org/etc petitions! please sign it!!

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    I started playing DE 2 weeks ago and after 30 mnts in a friend asked me to pls draw the guys and I said "yknow what okay I will and then I'll look back at it after I finish the game" and guess what I did it I finished the game 2 days ago and um

  • I feel so sad whenever I see people talk about being late to make fanart..

    This isnt school + fanart doesn't have a due date + fandom doesn't expire + your art will have its place in the world + i love you

  • 2ndsubstance:
“ twoheadedangel:
“the tenderness….
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the whole quote is very heartwarming:
“And we are not the only animal that has to teach our young. Old lobsters show their migration routes to young ones by holding claws, the way we hold hands, and...
  • the tenderness…. 

  • the whole quote is very heartwarming:

    “And we are not the only animal that has to teach our young. Old lobsters show their migration routes to young ones by holding claws, the way we hold hands, and walking the long miles together. A kitten without a mother to teach her may not ever learn to hunt small mammals. Such cats will let mice run all over them—though once they are shown, they never forget. A bee coming home from her first pollen run will be stroked all over by the other bees in praise and encouragement, even though she’s probably carrying only one-tenth of what she will learn to in a few weeks. Beavers held in captivity without flowing water don’t know how to make dams—that knowledge was passed down through the generations until humans interrupted their process of enculturation.”

  • &. zinnia theme by seyche