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Any ideas on how to do this?

Sorry if anything was unclear; I'm using a Translator

Mechanical parts aren't my strong suit, so...

So far, I’ve only found minigun tutorials where you hold the weapon from the outside, so the motor's position doesn't matter much; however, for this project, my arm would be inside the weapon, and I couldn't figure out a way to fit the motor inside the barrel alongside my hand. Since only the inner part of the weapon would rotate, it would be a small mechanism... at least, that’s how I imagined it would work.

u/glayfery — 3 days ago

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How???? The price has more than doubled since the last purchase.

u/glayfery — 6 days ago

Does anyone have any idea about this?

Where do the dragons and hatchlings I sell end up? I’m afraid I might inadvertently be funding a dragon-trafficking ring.

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u/glayfery — 12 days ago

looking for an instrumental lo-fi song

I'm looking for an instrumental lo-fi song that has a very distinctive, slow, and rhythmic melody.

The song has no vocals, feels cute, cheerful, and aesthetic, and is similar to "Aesthetic" by Tollan Kim, but it's more rhythmic and each note is more pronounced.

I've attached a recording of me humming the melody. Sorry if it's not perfect-I hope it helps identify the song!

**https://voca.ro/1dSsrpqjGEJi\*\*

It was commonly used for:

Presenting products, with each item appearing on a beat.

Cute animations where a character delivers a wholesome message, with each word appearing in sync with the notes

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u/glayfery — 1 month ago

[TOMT] [SONG] looking for an instrumental lo-fi song

I'm looking for an instrumental lo-fi song that has a very distinctive, slow, and rhythmic melody.

The song has no vocals, feels cute, cheerful, and aesthetic, and is similar to "Aesthetic" by Tollan Kim, but it's more rhythmic and each note is more pronounced.

I've attached a recording of me humming the melody. Sorry if it's not perfect-I hope it helps identify the song!

https://voca.ro/1dSsrpqjGEJi

It was commonly used for:

Presenting products, with each item appearing on a beat.

Cute animations where a character delivers a wholesome message, with each word appearing in sync with the notes

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u/glayfery — 1 month ago

First time painting a pet.

I printed my dog on a filament printer and finished the piece with sandpaper and primer, and painted it with acrylic paint. It was my first time trying the dry brush painting technique, and I would genuinely appreciate your opinions.

u/glayfery — 1 month ago

My interpretation of Gabriel's face

Not that I think he has a human face or even a head under the helmet, but I really wanted to draw a human face for him.

This was also a drawing practice; I consider myself pretty bad at drawing faces, so it was a good opportunity to train.

u/glayfery — 2 months ago
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[Suggestive] Lights Amid Silence

Hi! Even after reading the rules, I'm not sure if I can put this in the fanart tag. No, they're not having sex, but since several people interpreted it that way (I understand their point, obvious deduction), I thought it was fairer to put it in this flair.

This is one of my favorite pieces of art I've ever done, and one of the first that I didn't hate after it was finished. I feel proud of my progress.

@ramanzart is my profile on other social media platforms, by the way!

u/glayfery — 2 months ago