▲ 23 r/MealDealRates
sainsbury’s elite meal deal
BANGING idc what any of you say
u/kickindaeye — 2 days ago
▲ 9 r/learnpolish
how to get familiar with the case system?
Hello ! I am currently learning Polish and have been for around 2 months. I’m getting familiar with a lot of the grammar and gender rules within polish quite well as I already have a pretty good understanding for grammar.
However, my biggest struggle so far is wrapping my head around the case system. I’ve read a few grammar books and watched a few youtube videos, but I end up feeling more confused. Some resources tell you to not worry about fully understanding the cases as you’ll pick it up along the way. Others say it’s one of the fundamentals and best to get used to it immediately.
I’ve asked my best friend (the reason I’m learning) but due to her being a native speaker, she kind of struggles to explain as it’s pretty natural to her if that makes sense. She’s told me once I’m further along with my learning I’ll start to hear what sounds wrong and what sounds right.
What’s your personal experience? Was there anything or a resource that aided with your learning?
Any help is appreciated!
u/kickindaeye — 3 months ago
▲ 6 r/ArtCrit
looking for some general criticism/advice going forward.
like the title says, i’m jus here for some general criticism. i really want to work on my anatomy but im really scared and unsure where to start. i use a lot of base references from pinterest which i hate! i feel super ashamed :( sometimes i feel like i want to get the base just over with so i can move into adding all the detail, so occasionally i will just trace the very basic shapes and move on. but i worry this isn’t a good idea and will halt my progress.
growing up i excelled in water colour and realism but i genuinely hated it all. around 3 years ago i sacked it all off and decided to make art that makes me happy and appeals to my eye. i wonder all the time if it’s too much, or just plain ugly.
i mainly use a lot of ink markers these days but id like to incorporate some of my past watercolour skills back.
here’s a few of the most recent pieces i’ve done - let me know what you think!
u/kickindaeye — 3 months ago
▲ 153 r/ProjectDiva
what’s your favourite platform to play a diva game on?
i began playing on the PS4 and then bought a vita around 2 years ago. i think the vita is one of the best platforms for project diva - so compact and great for on the go !!!! i play so much more now i have the game in my pocket ready to go whenever with no internet needed. what’s yours?
u/kickindaeye — 3 months ago