▲ 10 r/Entomology
What type of butterfly-moth is this?
Saw this neat lil guy visiting a patch of clover outside. I think it’s a moth since the wings look fuzzy, but I struggled to find anything similar on Google.
u/AquatiFox — 1 day ago
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▲ 9 r/aiwars
Etiquette for drawing AI OCs?
I saw a really neat AI-generated OC on Reddit, and I’m thinking of drawing fanart of that OC. I’m genuinely impressed by how the character is both complex and specific, and drawing her seems like a fun practice exercise. I’m not that familiar with AI art spaces though, so I’m worried that my fanart would come across as an insult. If I do make fanart, I think a respectful way to share it would be to publish it as gift art, explain that I thought the character design was really cool, and ensure I don’t disparage the original work. I would love input from users from AI spaces.
u/AquatiFox — 21 days ago
▲ 23 r/TrollCoping
Well this sucks
I’ve realized that just because I’m triggered doesn’t mean I’m back to square one of recovery, but MAN this is still annoying
u/AquatiFox — 27 days ago
▲ 30 r/shittyaquariums
Nervous about the health of this aquarium at my college
One of the buildings at my college has a study room with a fish tank, and I’m a little nervous that the tank isn’t as healthy as it should be. I don’t know if the sides of the tank are being cleaned regularly, and the tank’s one fish resident seems very anxious. One time I walked into the room and turned the lights on, and the fish stopped swimming in the open and went to hide. The fish seems to mostly hide at the very back of the tank behind a rock (first image). There are a ton of snails in the tank and I’m guessing they’re doing well for the most part, but I feel like they deserve better than plastic plants.
I’m thinking of emailing the college about how to improve the fish tank, but I don’t know much about fish tanks. How can this tank be improved?
u/AquatiFox — 2 months ago
▲ 43 r/gamedev
What do I do if I feel like my gamedev team is drifting apart?
I joined a gamedev team around March of 2023. We were all in our late teens and early twenties, and we had little to no experience making games. We formed a small studio with its own Discord server, which was fairly active. The server members and the dev team felt like a new friend group.
I’ve become really passionate about the game. I love designing characters, making 3D models, and daydreaming about the story. This game has motivated me to get better at art and Blender, and its subject matter has shaped my interests.
Sometimes I worry that the other dev team members are losing interest in the project. They are genuinely busy (one is adjusting to college and adult life and the other got promoted to a manager at their workplace), but we seem to be losing touch. I don’t message as much anymore, since I worry that sending frequent messages would be a nuisance to them. The Discord server is mostly quiet too, and messages are generally between me and a mod who wants to keep the server alive.
TLDR: I love the game I’m part of, but sometimes I worry that the other dev team members have lost interest.
u/AquatiFox — 2 months ago
▲ 17 r/honk
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u/AquatiFox — 2 months ago