that first bottle dead ass looks like it’s gonna make you shoot crows out of your hands
the first bottle was also full of liquidized cocaine
So it will make me feel like I can shoot crows out of my hands
I’m so proud that Coke-chan learned to be comfortable with her curves.
Don’t lewd the coke bottle, CC
Lewd the coke bottle
Do it now
I dare you
If anybody can lewd the coke bottle it is you, @ambris!
We need Coke-chan Pinup by Ambris
Do it. Dooooooooo iiiiiiiiiiiiit.
Excuse me but my mantra has long been “I can make anything cute and/or sexy” and I’m not about to stand idly by on this opportunity to prove it.
Let the Coke-san wars begin (once I am not at work maybe please).
The fact that you are not willing to leave your job right at this moment to return home and sexualize a bottle of soda shows your lack of real commitment to the fine art of lewds, Zaron.
Wait - is this really becoming a thing…?
Okay, I know what we have to do to maximize the number of artists willing to participate!
yknow i’ve been hearing the whole “there is no war in ba sing se” for literally ten years and still I wasn’t prepared for how sinister the city is!
god i absolutely love what they did here because it just further emphasizes the importance the show places on balance.
the city is the stubborn steadfastness of earth taken to its awful extreme: rules are rigid, social position is unchangeable, authority is absolute. this is what unchecked earth looks like.
it’s the same with the other elements. unchecked, the passion and drive of fire becomes the fire nation’s horrifying forever-war imperialism, the community-focus and adaptability of water becomes Hama’s trauma-driven crusade against the whole fire nation. even the free-flowing nature of air, the way it can find its way around obstacles, becomes Aang’s difficulty with facing his problems and feelings head-on.
none of the elements are bad! the only bad is in locking yourself so much into one kind of thinking that you can’t see the wisdom in others! gosh what a great moral!
best zeldas in no particular order (except tetra because tetra is the best one)
look man she may not have done much in the later plot but we got her right on the heels of the mope-fest that was twilight princess so her happy-go-lucky personality was a goddamn sight for sore eyes and i’ll hear no arguments against that
Link between world’s who canonically is ready to trow down at any time
Oracle Zelda who actually goes to the people suffering and helps them.
Facebook is launching a Patreon-like “Fan Subscription” thing and it’s got red flags all over it already.
One part of the terms is that they get a lifelong, transferable license for your content, which persists even if you stop using their service. They can transfer or sub-license it to third parties, and you can’t stop them, because you agree to that when you sign up.
Another is that once they start taking a cut, which they will once this launches officially, they can take up to 30%. For comparison, Patreon takes 5%. So you sign up, you post content, they raise the fee, you decide it’s no longer worth it and stop using it… and they get to keep using your content anyway.
You can read more about it here. But basically, the takeaway seems to be that this is another example of Facebook trying to make their own version of a good thing, and turn it into a worse thing, and sell it to you as the best thing ever. Don’t buy it. Please, please, do your research before you sign up for anything.
DON’T USE IT. EVEN THE MEDIA KNOWS IT’S FULL OF SHIT!!
listen, if you’re an artist, you need to get the fuck OFF of Facebook. Facebook has done nothing to rectify their terms. Your account could be private, doesn’t matter. Your account could be public, doesn’t matter. If you post art (or images) on Facebook, they own the license to that piece.
But Aery! How will I grow an audience if I’m not on all social media!? You know how if you click water mark on DeviantArt and it covers almost the WHOLE image; do that but make sure it coveres the important bits. Make a box signature with a disclosure on the bottom half “Property of (insert website or common username you use everywhere)”
Redirect your Facebook fans to a different website, be it your own or a site that won’t steal your fucking license in their TOS/TOA (Terms of service/terms of agreement).
Honestly, at some point, make the transition where you HAVE your own site. You can start with cheap alternatives and grow into better options, but don’t feel like you have to rush. Artists aren’t made of money when they start out after all. Only make the transition when your able; but STAY AWAY FROM FACEBOOK IF YOU CAN’T PROTECT YOUR ART.
Don’t have a digital software to put the water mark on? AVOID.
Don’t have the time to inform yourself of the websites shenanigans? AVOID.
If a stranger can’t look at your art and know it’s your art. You need to actively protect your art and start signing shit. I know I’m guilty of never signing my works, but it is a form of claiming a piece. Some sites you have to do the WHOLE image, other sites you have to do partial an image. And if that shit is reposted, YOU GIVE THEM HELL.
Send them a cease and desist (you don’t need a lawyer to type this up. There are plenty of examples online to help give you an idea). If they still don’t, you contact staff of the site and let them know you have sent a cease and desist to stop and they have not. If the staff does nothing, you have two options. Raise hell in the fandom, or take it to court.
Artists are not free content providers for websites or thieves.
Basically all websites have a clause in them about the license so they can legally host your work. That’s normal, and you’ll find that on any site you look at. Things like being allowed to do a transformative work, etc. are so they can produce thumbnails and that kind of stuff without getting hit legally. They’ll also state it’s non-exclusive, meaning they aren’t demanding you only host that work on that website.
When looking at these, you’ll note they stop holding effect when you remove your work from the website. Meaning that if you take it down, you are revoking those rights and they acknowledge and will (theoretically) respect this.
Facebook’s terms include after you leave and/or remove your work. Basically other websites you retain your creator rights and just give them the legally required rights in order that they can host your work. Facebook wants you to sign your rights over to them entirely.
remember when the final boss of super paper mario was a brainwashed luigi combined with an ultimate source of dark energy and a clown
i’m really reaching back a decade with this post but Mr. L is objectively fucking badass and the people who kept modding him into Smash are the real heroes here
I am Silver Tongue, I am an artist. I have many characters and you can check out my art in the art tag. I occasionally practice witchcraft though I don't do anything too complicated. I am girl 2 and don't know what else to put here.
