Feel free to ask me any questions, I will answer them honestly.
Disclaimer!: I am not that aware of controversy about certain topics. I like Pressure, I know something is going on? But I am sensetive to sa & suicide, that's why I don't know anything going on.
I have no idea if there already is an informative tag, I didn't read that precisely.
I have been interested in The Black Plague for a while now, it's like a hyperfixation I can't get any information on. I tried YouTube but it's either AI slop or monotone voices which explain nothing I want to know.
This is a rather specific request, and I will likely not find it. But does anyone know any books which informate the reader on the Black Plague? How the public reacted, the procedures, what Plague Doctors did specifically? Why the clothes? What were the symptoms?
I prefer reading books similar to wikipedias, not showing characters who experience emotions, but how it all went down. Again this is very specific. It would also be lovely if anyone finds something, that it's legal to ship in the Netherlands. I have no idea if there are restrictions on informative books about diseases and sicknesses, but I rather not get into trouble for buying something illegal.
Ty for reading, remember to hydrate and eat something.
EDIT: Thanks for the responses, I've seen some good book recommendations which I'll try checking out. I found a book in my attic "The Black Death - A chronicle of the plague" by Johannes Nohl. I'll read that before moving onto anything else, though I'll definitely try some of the more suggested once.
Another edit: if you don't want to read sentences such as "to flie thence hence from sicke" and even older stuff than that, don't read it. It has this constantly. I can't blame it, it was written in 1926. But I just laughed for about 10 minutes with my dad over how ridiculously hard it is to read any of this. I do love the book already though, it's informative in it's own confusing way.
Yes I'm young. I'm 13, please don't mind that.
I'm trying to learn ASL for multiple reasons, one of them being animations. Now I want to be sure I sign this correctly, so it hopefully won't come out wrong once I animate it.
The phrase is "I need to tell you something" but I am aware the grammar is different from English, I tried signing "I - need - tell you - something" but I just want to know if I did it right, what to change about it.
I am sorry if this comes off as rude, I am just trying to portray my art in ways that are accurate. If this does come off as rude, please tell me, I am perfectly fine with deleting it.
I'm 13, and I have no idea what else to do. I cut my hair short, wear bigger clothes & clothing that has square-ish shoulders. I darken my eyebrows and try to generally have a masculine-ish posture & behaviour. I can't ask my family if I look male, because they've seen me as female my whole life. So they're obviously noticing the big changes. Idk what else to do to pass, I am bad with make up, and I don't know any other trans people to ask for advice.
This took about 4 hours to make? Probably due to me despising drawing interiors, so switching it over to an outside scene might have been the reason.
I use procreate for my works! And only use three brushes - Hard Airbrush, Soft Brush, and a self-made brush. Feel free to ask for the info of the extra brush, since that is the brush I used for about 90% of my art.
https://reddit.com/link/1t1k40c/video/tozrmvwqpoyg1/player
(It might have posted the same thing twice due to my crappy laptop)
I also based the designs of off some headcanons I've got and random designs on pinterest.
EDIT: I should also put a disclaimer, I initially was just trying to draw a random thing I dreamt about, nothing weird I swear. I am 13, I don't make that type of art.
I've been thinking of drawing every day of May just to see how long I will last without burning out. So since I drew Azure, why not post here.
Fanart + Timelapse [By me!]
https://reddit.com/link/1t181z0/video/x7odq0ouqlyg1/player
I'm surprised how popular this character is while not being in-game (At least, not in game as I'm writing this)
