i've been working on being looser and less "literal" w my brushstrokes and i was bored so i thought id find a simple reference to practice with. i'm still a beginner so if you have critique pls be nice thank u <3
I feel like this is kind of a dumb thing to ask, but i'm doing it anyway. I work in a library, my official title is "assistant" and i work the circ desk nearly every day. Well-meaning patrons often refer to myself and other colleagues as "librarians" even if we are not MLS-holding, bonafide librarians. Does this bother ACTUAL librarians? i'm really curious
EDIT: no one has bugged me about it!! i just feel bad when people see that i work in a library and go "oh it must be so cool to be a librarian!" when i haven't actually earned the title
she was laying with me and she turned towards me and i realized she was missing the whiskers on one eyebrow, is this something to be concerned about, or did they just happen to all shed at once?? she's not acting weird and she hasn't been scratching at the area, and the skin looks fine! she's about 5 or 6 (she was rescued as an adult, i'm not fully sure of her age)
some of these are bordering on deep cuts, i'm interested to see how many can be guessed. 5 are people i know IRL (including myself) and 2 are children of couples on the island
(ignore the shitty photo of my screen, i was too lazy to import a screenshot from my switch to my phone) so my mii's daughter has a GF that she is very in love with and they are very cute together!! the thing is, they both want to get married... they are 15 and 16 so i keep telling them no bc i feel weird about having a child marriage on my island?? but i'm afraid this will eventually cause their relationship to decay, and i really want them to stay together bc they're very happy. anyone have some insight into this?
i had no idea how to flair this, but here's the story: sometimes when i'm done painting i leave out the cup i use to rinse my watercolor brushes in out on my counter overnight, and the pigment settles at the bottom. a lot of times, it turns out a really cool color, and i hate having to rinse it out and waste that pigment. is there any way to dry it out and re-mix it into paint or use it on another way for other projects? i'm into many different mediums so i'm open to experimenting with techniques !!