See what your followers think of you.

BLACK = I would date you. GREEN = I think you’re cute. PINK = I have a crush on you. BROWN = I love you. GREY = I wish you would notice me. PURPLE = I don’t talk to you much but I really love your blog. TEAL = We have a lot in common. YELLOW = I want to be friends. ORANGE = I don’t like your blog. BLUE = Your blog is my favorite. RED = I strongly dislike you. WHITE = You intimidate me.

+10 armor +20 frost resistance -10 speed

Wow everyone look at this- this is an amazing tablet, and I wish I had seen it before I just dropped $170 on a small intuos 5 This is called a Tursion  Huion tablet- looks pretty simple right- kind of like a bamboo here’s the thing. This tablet has 2024 levels of pressure- that is the equivalent  to the pressure an intuos 5 currently has (retail price: $229 for the smallest) You can get this lovely  tablet for under $50 dollars on amazon Only thing this beautiful table it lacking is a few simple buttons, but still, I mean, its drawing area is even bigger on average then most Wacom’s small tablets- and from the reviews ive seen on it people are very impressed….so just spreading the word around that Wacom isn’t the only one that is making good tablets- the more the company is  spread perhaps they will come out with even better products that not only match up to Wacom, but are with in our price range for once! You an buy one below at the link! [link removed]

I literately just bought one of these and got it today omfg, its great you guys ok!

Reblogging for my drawing friends.

Reblogging to spread the word, it has good reviews and is a great alternative to WACOM.

I’ve been using a Huion for the last few months and I LOVE it. Mine cost me $75 and it’s comparable to a $200-$300 Intuos). You don’t need to break the bank for the sake of digital art!! Wacom isn’t the only choice for a quality product anymore.

Just letting my artist friends know that you get what you pay for.

I saw a post just like this but for a Monoprice tablet. The description the OP gave was just like this if not fucking identical, as well as it had lots of pretty little reblog comments like “Yeah I got this it works sooo weelllll~”

Yeah, no. That shit be a smelly ass scam that is identical to the smelly ass scam trap that I fell into and I want to PROTECT YOUR ASSES.

It didn’t take me ONE MINUTE to google search this fucking tablet, and find already, like, link four on google, WHY YOU SHOULDN’T BUY THIS TABLET. tl;dr, Unlike the Monoprice tablet that I got suckered into, this one actually will install, only you’ll never be able to switch out of it from pen mode to mouse mode, the surface isn’t even usable, and you do not get what is pictured here in OP’s post.

I know Wacom is expensive, but it’s also worth coughing out the extra twenty dollars to get a functional, reliable, and actually-trusted-by-broke-artists-everywhere tablet, than to fall into a scam trying to look for the cheapest thing you can get.

Here, here’s a Wacom Tablet for $66 on Amazon, about the same size and everything, only, hey, this one is usable. Don’t waste your money. I hate wasting money, just don’t do it. You think you’re saving money but you’re not. Just get Wacom.

underused labels;

Since I’ve seen lots and lots of roleplays and writers using labels for their characters, I figured it would be a fun and helpful idea to gather some underused labels in the rpg community. These can be used for making a character from scratch or to just give people a basic notion of your character’s core. The list will be updated over time, so keep an eye out for more underused labels — you can also send them in, if you will. Have fun and happy roleplaying!

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hugs or something

We need sex ed because my class was taught that women couldn’t get pregnant if they were on their periods or if they were on top. We had six girls drop out of high school because they got pregnant.

- creepsofkik

a quick and sloppy tutorial on drawing profiles for the anon who requested it. hope this helps some people! 

A list of titles & peerages, with their forms of address, used by the British peerage system. 

Manifesto (via Natasha Lester Author of If I Should Lose You and What is Left Over, After | A Writer’s Manifesto - Natasha Lester Author of If I Should Lose You and What is Left Over, After)

Fighting Words

Active verbs to use in a fight scene or an otherwise violent encounter, color-coded by severity (with red as most intense and purple as most mild), and categorized by type of fight.

Hello, dear followers!

As part of the upcoming changes to the blog, I present to you… WAV! A video series where I sit down to answer some of the most interesting questions I get on tumblr~ ♥︎

I know the format is pretty simple at the moment, but I intend to evolve the series as I gain access to a webcam and a better mic! In the meantime, though, I would love to hear your thoughts :D

Oh, and in case you’re wondering— no, this is not the BIG change that I have been hinting at. That one will show its face on Wednesday c;

Until then!

Keep writing, writerly friends~ ♥︎

                     Write Real People                     click and drag game

I love all the click and drag games on Tumblr and after I read an article about diversity in YA books, I wanted to make a click and drag “game” myself. (i think this was the article, but i’m not sure, sorry)

sortabentglasses this is really freakin cool

this is so cool!

The problems of writing

FRIENDS

Some good tips about comic lettering from Nate Piekos of Blambot.com

so coooool (if you don’t like seeing what I share, add “miggs junk” to your tumblr savior blacklist!”

a public service announcement

Also, persnickety

This is going to save my life