Why did it take so long to invent vapes?

—and then the three of you see immediately overhead, the Coriolis, in freefall, above you.

Part one of like, a dozen infinite clam redraws I want to draw as I relisten to this arc!!

something something werehorse mind palace

Tumblr people reblogging posts by an "AI Artist" saying nightshade and glaze don't work and providing no alternative and basically telling people to just give up and stop using them. Gee. I wonder why they want people to stop using them.

Real big mystery why the "AI Artist" (self-proclaimed, literally right there in their profile) wants people to give up on trying to protect their artwork.

This compilation includes:

Advice on making your dad cool

Secret horse emotions

The Smoochatorium

Won't boycott, won't not vote for genocidal politicians, won't donate... Like what will you do, other than complain about people making you feel "bad" for not doing the bare minimum

"For $100 a month, you can buy ad space on my ass."

It's just a song.

old art of my WIFE

I would explode a million dmvs for her

Devo la Main redraw!!

Original was drawn early into Ethersea, before we got much in the way of canon description, so I've updated it to include Nermal merch (although you can pry the luminescent pink coat/bard hat ensemble from my cold hands, I like it too much)

Throwback from today's episode

This episode begins with a segment from an alternate Earth.

having worked at multiple jobs where I run social media accounts for orgs, the one thing I feel like too many people refuse to understand is that no one will care about an account if you don't have anything to say.

like even beyond organizations, even individuals will sometimes have this idea that they want a big following but also want no one to speak ill of them online. there is no way to have both-- if everything you post is blandly palatable to everyone and expresses nothing new or challenging, why would anyone follow? you're not offering anything interesting. you need to have actual values and positions and say opinions that not everybody agrees with in order to find people who actually care about the things you care about.

I did social media for one nonprofit who did not want me to post anything "controversially political" and wouldn't let me post anti-zionist stuff, anti-imperialist stuff more broadly, etc. and no one followed because we were not saying anything! by the time every instance of my initial messaging was approved by the board it was just bland noise and asking for money, like who the fuck would want to follow that account? it felt humiliating to post. in contrast a different nonprofit let me post some anti-imperialist & anti-zionist stuff & boost activists and you know what? we started building connections with other orgs involved in that work. We also got hatemail and unfollows by some shitty people, cause that's how it goes.

you're never going to find your people if you don't say anything that will offend or anger anyone. you need to have clarity on your values and positions and be willing to hold to them. there's no clever way around this, you have to have something genuine to offer.

well now i need a Dungeon Meshi/The Adventure Zone crossover comic with a cultural exchange program where one side brings healthy, meticulous fantasy!Japanese cuisine and the other side brings the most atrocious processed fantasy!American garbage with an ingredients list full of arcane curses