As the question implies what is the decay time on Tek bases? I lost wifi for a week bc my dongle decided to crap out on me and wont be getting a new one till Monday. Im worried about my tek base on Astraoes decaying hefore then but its all tek. And my tribe said tek takes longer to decay.
Me personally ITS 3 O CLOCK IN THE MORNING WE'RE SLEEPING HERE
Im currently working on The Audio Demon a concept art of a modern day demon obsessed with audio, sound and music. Been tinkering around with his design having him have a colored music bar for a head, still trying to figure out a cause of death for that as well. BUT right now I'm deciding on what sort of animal he should represent here, was thinking shark maybe to give him a cool shark tail.
So I was wanting to write a story where the Yautja adopt my original character who is a sentient black and white ooze creature, but has great hunting skills and adaptability to any environment he's on, but I was wondering in canon do they at all do this kind of thing ? Like if they are thrown into a situation like that where they would possibly adopt another species into their clan or would they just hunt it if the code comes into play?
Val has been working us hard ever since Vox's mental break down. Twelve recording sessions with a single break in between ugh .
Mohawks are probably one of my favorite hair designs especially in art. I was wondering are Na'vi capable of having Mohawks or is their hair incapable of growing in that way for that specific style?
If Wes looks just as good as he does in the comics I might just nose bleed each time I see him on screen. Probably second most attractive man in tnis series.
Hello fellow witches I am curious to see your thoughts on this subject. Are spells stronger verbally cast or projected through thought?
Im still relatively new to drawing werewolf snout poses and such. So bare with me on this one. I also can't for some reason for the life of me find a good placement on their tails. I know they come out from the tailbone in the back of the spine, but in some positions its a bit of a challenge.
Hello fellow Lycanthropes.
I want to learn how to draw werewolves better, but I for some reason struggle a lot in finding good poses for them. I've noticed a lot of werewolf arts involve them either crouched, lowered down on all fours, or usually standing on two legs arms out and snarling. But I'm finding it difficult to find pose references to use for such designs for my own werewolves. Any ideas, site suggestions or otherwise to find such poses for my werewolves?
So I am planning another Overlord OC that is affiliated to Vox, being that he owns his soul. I was thinking of the lines of an Overlord of Video Games. Considering that Vox seems to be more focused on TV/Movies then video games, at least that we've seen so far, I figured he would have someone else control that department. SO I'm currently seeking out ideas for an object headed character design idea that relates to video games! I was thinking of maybe a demon with a controller for a head mayhaps.
My take on the first human/symbiote hybrid Spider-Man. I am not sure of his origin story as of yet but I really quite enjoyed how this turned out regardless .
I was wondering this since it seems most Tulkun have a Na'vi soul brother/sister so I wonder if that also applies to the Matriarch as well and who is it?
The Toon Overlord or The Overlord of Literature?
Im in debate with either or. I love the idea of him being the Literature Overlord being in control of what Pentagram City reads and being able to have literary based powers like conjuring book characters sounds real fun. But also the Toon Overlord also sounds fun.
I am in debate on the all design of my angel oc Nimbus. I don't know if i should keep the bibically accurate rings over his face, or his wing. Or take out the wing and keep the rings, or take the rings out and keep the wing. Its hard to decide, what looks better?
Born in 1900 to Edward and Willma Andrews, Knoxton was thrown into the lap of luxury due to his fathers ownership of a gold mine situated in the Yukon.
And he hated it.
Growing up he was teased and mocked. His father was crude and often scolded Knoxton for not being adequate enough to uphold the family name.
His mother distanced herself with keeping up the family name and attending social gatherings. So he developed a habit of drawing imaginary friends to keep him company.
As he grew older his skills in art grew. His imaginary friends transformed into Cartoon characters living in a world of ink and paper.
He had basically cut all ties with his family after he graduated from school. Especially after an argument occurred with his father after telling him he wanted to be an animator.
This dream flared to life after seeing a cartoon on the silver screen in 1928 during a date with his boyfriend.
He left his family and lived with his boyfriend and began his hunt for a studio seeking an animator. It took several attempts and decline after decline.
But finally after reaching out to a studio called Laughgasm Studio things took a turn for the better. His first interview landed him the job.
At the studio he was able to bring his worlds to life, and share his comedic characters to the world. And they ate it up. His first cartoon "Under The Full Moon" debuted starring Mr Howler the Werewolf.
The cartoon showcased the comedic life of Howler always transforming into his werewolf form in the most awkward situations.
But then the Great Depression hit, and the Studio manager told Kmoxton that they might need to replace him with someone cheaper and younger in order to keep the studio afloat.
This triggered a dark motive inside Knoxton's already diminishing sanity. He would have to kill any animator who dare threaten his position that he worked so hard to get.
He did not want to go back with his tail between his legs and hear his father's taunting voice. He did not want to disappoint the man he loved. He did not want to lose the only job he ever wanted.
The murder occurred in the studio. The replacement for Knoxton had been crushed by a piano that had fallen on them, killing them on impact.
Police wrote it off as a freak accident, and nothing was investigated further. Knoxton kept his job, for now. But then the studio brought in someone new, and with a dose of cruelty had Knoxton show him the ropes of the job.
He later then killed them by using the screen projector, making it appear as if the machine had a malfunction. With the deaths piling up, the Manager of the Studio grew suspicious.
He took Knoxton and sat him down for a private meeting in his office. Knoxton acted calm and professional when interviewed. But when the manager said they still had plans on replacing him despite the incidents he finally snapped.
He luckily had already preplanned on killing the Manager. Having assumed he would eventually connect the dots. He decided that he wanted to show the manager one last thing before he departed. So he led him into a single room, where above vats of black and white drawing ink lay sprawled out, ready to be dumped onto the floor below.
Centering the room was a single projector. Which was actively showing his cartoons. The manager and him stepped into the room, and Knoxton flipped the switch, activating the vats of ink to implode, sending waves of ink down onto them. But the manager had already moved to avoid this and was out the door, slamming it shut behind him.
Knoxton ran to the door ,slamming his body up against it with all his might. But the door had a piano soon pushed onto it.
"You killed all of those men, I hope you rot in hell," The manager said before departing.
Knoxton slammed on the door repeatedly, but the room continued to fill with ink, and soon he was enveloped in it and soon began to find himself suffocating in the ink itself. Life flashed before his eyes as life faded from him and soon all faded into darkness.
Nox has some time away from his desk in the Toon District and is willing to answer some of yalls questions.
My personal favorite is StaticInk. Vox maybe a vial person, but Nox is into that kind of thing lmao. Plus he works at the animation department of VoxTek so there are always those times Vox needs to remind him of his place.
So I was watching The Last House on Netflix and no spoilers but a certain someone debuts in it! I was for the longest time wondering where I heard that voice from. Only toward the end when his iconic Death voice came out did I realize it was the legend Wagner Moura himself! If you love him go give that movie a watch! Its super awesome.