Cdrama newbie here. Currently I am watching my 4th CDrama (Love in the Clouds). I love it! He is so beautiful. I just want to ask, what are his best dramas or movies? Where I don’t have to wait 20 episodes until they realised they love each other🥲😅 Btw I am open to better and meaningful thriller or other genres too. Rewrite
Recently I lost my job and looking for a job it is way difficult to find. Is there any legit online jobs except customer service?
Hello, I am a traditional Calligrapher, I have been doing Calligraphy since 2015. I can do simple water colors arts such as sceneries or flowers. I had stopped doing anything for a few years. Recently I bought my first ipad and I create simple arts and would love to learn with Procreate. I am originally an Asian and currently living in Europe, female and 30+. I would love to have a friend who is also into procreate arts and Calligraphy. I am a totally a beginner with Procreate. Feel free to contact me✨ Thank you
Recently I have noticed that, whenever I am going to upgrade houses, they are asking for rare expensive items or bigger amount of regular items. Is this because land value?
I need some advice from creators who have gone through a niche change.
For years, I posted Korean drama-related content just for fun. I used to earn some money by doing promotions. My Instagram grew to 220,000 followers, but it eventually got banned due to copyright issues from drama clips. I also have a YouTube channel with 3,000 subscribers and a Facebook page with 50,000 followers. Same Korean contents. I have been inactive for months after losing my Instagram page.
The experience made me realize how risky it is to build an audience around content that relies heavily on third-party material. Korean drama content is relatively easy to grow because there is already a large audience, but there is always the risk of copyright claims, strikes, or even losing an account.
At the same time, I am a calligrapher and digital artist. I create artwork, lettering, stickers, and designs using Procreate. Part of me is wondering whether I should slowly transition my existing accounts toward art and design content so that I'm building something based on my own original work rather than copyrighted clips.
The problem is that I genuinely enjoy both niches. Korean dramas helped me grow an audience, but creating art feels more sustainable and something I can truly own.
If you were in my position, what would you do?
What are the ways that I could gradually shift the existing audience toward art and digital design?
Keep the drama accounts separate and start fresh with an art account?
Or find a way to combine both interests?
I'd love to hear from creators who have successfully changed niches or built an audience around original content after relying on entertainment content.
I need some advice from creators who have gone through a niche change.
For years, I posted Korean drama-related content just for fun. I used to earn some money by doing promotions. My Instagram grew to 220,000 followers, but it eventually got banned due to copyright issues from drama clips. I also have a YouTube channel with 3,000 subscribers and a Facebook page with 50,000 followers. Same Korean contents. I have been inactive for months after losing my Instagram page.
The experience made me realize how risky it is to build an audience around content that relies heavily on third-party material. Korean drama content is relatively easy to grow because there is already a large audience, but there is always the risk of copyright claims, strikes, or even losing an account.
At the same time, I am a calligrapher and digital artist. I create artwork, lettering, stickers, and designs using Procreate. Part of me is wondering whether I should slowly transition my existing accounts toward art and design content so that I'm building something based on my own original work rather than copyrighted clips.
The problem is that I genuinely enjoy both niches. Korean dramas helped me grow an audience, but creating art feels more sustainable and something I can truly own.
If you were in my position, what would you do?
What are the ways that I could gradually shift the existing audience toward art and digital design?
Keep the drama accounts separate and start fresh with an art account?
Or find a way to combine both interests?
I'd love to hear from creators who have successfully changed niches or built an audience around original content after relying on entertainment content.
I am trying some new brushes and stamps I found online and from friends, I am a completely beginner artist as well. I find stamps are extremely helpful. I have added paper texture as well to the second image.
All the credits to the amazing people who made the stamps🤍
Hello Mayors, I want your suggestion. I want to unlock this card. I am 53 city level and I have 4186 green cash. Should I purchase 10 of these cards from Green cash from war store or should I just buy the Vu pass level 1 to unlock this card?
Hello, My partner and I are seriously planning our next step and would really appreciate some honest, real-life advice.
My husband (EU citizen, not Dutch) is already living and working in the Netherlands. I am Non EU citizen and currently living in my husband’s home country under Family Unification. The main issue we are facing right now is housing and the financial requirements for me to join him.
I had high hopes of starting a new life in NL, but it seems impossible. Currently he has residency offered by the agency and they do not provide for family members. Because of this, we are also considering to rent a house in Belgium and start my resident permit document in there.
Is starting in Belgium actually easier in practice has everyone gone through similar situation? For those who went through Non EU spouse reunification, how difficult was the actual process in either country once housing was secured?
We would really appreciate any honest experiences or advice from people who have been through something similar.
Thankyou
Hello creative people! I’m very new to Procreate and recently found many free stamp brushes online. I know that even if some brushes are free, they may not always be allowed for commercial use.
Would it be okay to use them for creating Instagram, YouTube, or Facebook reels if I give proper credits? I’m not planning to use them in artworks for selling purposes.
I’d really love to hear your ideas, suggestions, and opinions about this. Thank you!
Hello creative people! I’m very new to Procreate and recently found many free stamp brushes online. I know that even if some brushes are free, they may not always be allowed for commercial use.
Would it be okay to use them for creating Instagram, YouTube, or Facebook reels if I give proper credits? I’m not planning to use them in artworks for selling purposes.
I’d really love to hear your ideas, suggestions, and opinions about this. Thank you!
Hey mayors, I need some help. I’m still new to the game. I bought the previous pass and this one too, but I don’t remember it being like this before. Once you paid, all the levels and rewards were visible. Maybe they added extra rewards after level 38? Is this part of a new update? And is there any way to see the hidden rewards before unlocking them?
Hello mayors! I just unlocked my first ever Space Epic Building 🚀 Worked really hard on it, but only reached Silver Tier. I wanted to ask something about Epic Projects. When we start one, we choose a residential building with the golden helmet icon. Does the final Epic Building style depend on the residential building we select? I’m asking because I’ve never seen the golden helmet appear on Tokyo, Omega, or some other special buildings. So now I’m curious if only certain residential building types can become Epic Buildings, or if the building style affects the final result somehow. Thank you!