u/heartinclouds

I wanted to share the beautiful mix-and-match tea set I purchased from @ensatinacreates this weekend at the Resin Rose BJD Expo! After this weekend at the convention, I also realized I need a better way to secure my Landoudou head to the doll's body. For posing at home, putty has worked fine, but it was very shaky when walking around all day. Does anyone have the same body or neck peg, or have an idea of how to troubleshoot this? The body is the 21cm Piccodo Action Figure 🍞🥐

Now that they have another new mascot--the yellow puppet--I was loosely going through all their old commercials, reviewing spokesmen of the past, and trying to figure out a timeline and why they switch up their marketing so frequently. While I was researching, I realized all their commercials featuring a specific performer have been deleted. I realized because I discussed them with my mom last year, and we'd been sending the videos back and forth. Here is a reupload of one: https://youtu.be/diYDFGGv5OY?is=zlkrc-HWNug-45ZP

Old links to deleted videos: https://youtu.be/cQX7iw07BJ0?si=9pkEAJJ7-1acnEbw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=la6fLjZgzdQ

Does anyone know why they only deleted these videos when they have some commercials that are much worse and feature other non-recurring characters? I wondered if it might have something to do with AI usage, but I honestly have no idea.

I work at a company called Artsify that supports neurodivergent and disabled artists create art projects and handle daily tasks. I am working with somebody who wants to create a zine bestiary where someone different illustrates every creature in their own style. He doesn't have a budget, however, so I'm assisting him in finding some outside free volunteers.

We have found a few volunteer artists in our own community--I'm also drawing one--and these are the creatures that remain. If you help with this project, you'll be credited in the final version of zine, and emailed/google-shared a copy of the zine with all the completed bestiary entries and finished contributor illustrations.

*What is needed is a redraw of one of the characters shown here. My client illustrated these original characters himself. For the leprechaun, an artist would just need to draw them wearing the clothing laid out. Line-art only is fine too!

Please tell me if you or someone you know would be an interested artist. Any skill level or style is accepted, and I can answer any questions. Thank you for reading. I plan to do some sketches in this community in the future! Just found it today 🦋🌟

The lighting is so bad in my apartment, but I wanted to capture the various K-Pop displays I've integrated with my other small collections throughout my home. For instance, I keep my new copy of ILLIT's Mamihlapinatapai: Paw-Paw Version with cute snack packaging that I've saved over time because that album looks like a snack box. I also keep my ENHYPEN Dark Blood album with Lee Chaeyeon's Hush Rush and my Twilight books because they are all vampire themed lol ❤️

My collection seems to grow slowly though I've been a K-Pop fan for a few years now. Generally, I have a few rules with myself for which k-pop albums I want to collect. My most important rules are that I should to like the artist overall, be passionate about the comeback, concept, and title track, and that I should enjoy the concept and aesthetics of the physical album for display. A couple other rules that I focus on a bit less are that I must have previewed and enjoyed most of the b-sides and that the concept of the photobook/album style can symbolize the artist's comeback or era in some way.

For the most part, I also try to have just one album by each group/soloist I like, and there are still a few favorite groups I want to collect something from. However, for my top groups I've collected a few more items, and I'm sure I'll have more exceptions in the future 🗝

Hello 🍀

I work at a budding support agency called Artsify supporting a community of artists with developmental disabilities. I am currently helping one of our community members put together a booklet bestiary, in which volunteer artists will create the title page illustrations for each individual creature. As in the sample page shown, the artist has already written all the booklet text and has created small illustrations for the main pages.

Artists of any medium, artistic level, and experience level is welcome to apply, such as neurodivergent artists, traditional illustrators, digital illustrators, painters, doodle artists, sketch artists, tattoo artists, comic artists, character designers.

Project Concept: A shopkeeper has put together a bestiary of every mythical creature he carries in his pet store. He has tasked his employees to draw, in their image, the creature/creatures who they personally rescued.

Other Materials: The artist has a specific list of creatures needed (i.e. ghosts, kappa, elves, jackalope, death's head hawk moth). Once you select a creature to illustrate, you'll also be sent a write up about them and original concept art to reference.

Credit: You will be credited in the final booklet (artist name, character name, etc.) and will be emailed a printable PDF copy of the project with all the entries and artistic illustrations.

If you are interested in this project, I'm happy to answer questions, share more details, and a list of available creatures to choose from. Thank you for your interest 🦋