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dark sorceress and rogue
this japanese blogger is so hype for the english language release of fantasy moon wars that they translated their past blog about the game for fans abroad
Suika maybe?
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back in 2022 I was working on a pokemon romhack that had cinderella girls instead of pokemon but I overscoped and never really got anything playable here's the sprites tho
You could have bleed only go away when healed?
Or if you're open to additional effects you could make it inherently slow/weaken enemies
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Apologies for the wait. I've finally finished the article about ZUN's opinions on AI, as well as Touhou 20 and the usage of AI within the game. I do hope that you take the time to read the article and come to your conclusion.
Link to the article :
note.com/richard_effe...
a cookbook is pretty much a grimoire for food
GILT
God I Love Timber
Lex Luthor and Ultraman in Superman 2025
![Title: Hair Tips
(Note: EXTRA mean stuff that aren't in the image)
Body: (left to right/ top to bottom)
1 - Sketch mainly focuses on big shapes, then add in small strands.
EXTRA: Don't worry too much about perfecting the lines in the sketch layer, because you'll be drawing over them anyway later. Just have the main shape you want. Start with big shapes, then add in smaller shapes/lines.
2 - Simple flat colours
3 - Basic shading:
> Bright + Saturation on both top and bottom
> Darker in the middle
EXTRA: This is mostly a style thing, I don't always follow it myself, so you can mix and match and just do whatever here really, just a basic gradient for now is good.
4 - Basic rendering + blending
EXTRA: I use a flat thin regular brush for this part to blend in the gradients and add some separation in strands, but it's okay to be muddled here as well, the magic comes later.
5 - Over the line-art, draw thin strands by colour picking corresponding[ly] to the area you're [drawing] the strand in.
EXTRA: spelling mistakes lesgooo. Anyway, for this part, the strands shouldn't be too big (you can use a very generic brush for this really, I just use a flat one sometimes, and sometimes a round brush). The strands you add here give volume and depth to the hair. Add them in accordance with the flow of the hair, but don't be shy to go against the flow sometimes (stray hairs), and the most important part is to outside the hair shape from the sketch by a little bit.
6 - Add in even thinner strands over the line-art and use them for highlights. Side note: I increased the top and bottom saturation using the overlay layer.
EXTRA: same as the previous step, just use much thinner strands (sparingly) to add highlights, and for little stray hairs, going against the flow here is usually better to make the hair volume pop out more!
Experiment and have fun!](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:pb7gp4lz3cslvw4oha36b4fa/bafkreiarcduyjxciyj6twop7t53vjbqmnytrb6mpyj4cm6pvy7wsfmhkea@jpeg)
Title: Hair Tips (Note: EXTRA mean stuff that aren't in the image) Body: (left to right/ top to bottom) 1 - Sketch mainly focuses on big shapes, then add in small strands. EXTRA: Don't worry too much about perfecting the lines in the sketch layer, because you'll be drawing over them anyway later. Just have the main shape you want. Start with big shapes, then add in smaller shapes/lines. 2 - Simple flat colours 3 - Basic shading: > Bright + Saturation on both top and bottom > Darker in the middle EXTRA: This is mostly a style thing, I don't always follow it myself, so you can mix and match and just do whatever here really, just a basic gradient for now is good. 4 - Basic rendering + blending EXTRA: I use a flat thin regular brush for this part to blend in the gradients and add some separation in strands, but it's okay to be muddled here as well, the magic comes later. 5 - Over the line-art, draw thin strands by colour picking corresponding[ly] to the area you're [drawing] the strand in. EXTRA: spelling mistakes lesgooo. Anyway, for this part, the strands shouldn't be too big (you can use a very generic brush for this really, I just use a flat one sometimes, and sometimes a round brush). The strands you add here give volume and depth to the hair. Add them in accordance with the flow of the hair, but don't be shy to go against the flow sometimes (stray hairs), and the most important part is to outside the hair shape from the sketch by a little bit. 6 - Add in even thinner strands over the line-art and use them for highlights. Side note: I increased the top and bottom saturation using the overlay layer. EXTRA: same as the previous step, just use much thinner strands (sparingly) to add highlights, and for little stray hairs, going against the flow here is usually better to make the hair volume pop out more! Experiment and have fun!
Hair tips! (with Otti!) Just some brief pointers on how I usually do hair
Included in the alt text are some extra comments I couldn't fit into the image, so take a look there!
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People under 5'10" getting ready for work
Just make your game 60+ hours it's okay we'll play it
Miku and Zaku on one playmat? Easy purchase decision
In Yoshi's Island, it is possible to obtain an extremely corrupt object called a Null Egg, which has a variety of glitch effects. One of them is that taking the Null Egg into the Naval Piranha battle will cause the boss to assume a psychedelic, color-changing rainbow appearance.
I donβt need another notebook. Another notebook wonβt fix me. Crisp, clean pages full of promise will not unlock the potential that isnβt there. Thick paper that doesnβt bleed through will not absolve me of my sins. I haveβ¦ notebooks at home. But not this one.
I should be drawing the Daily Touhou not employed!
Sariel on top π
Itβs a terrible spectator sport but thereβs nothing cooler than rally car driving, absolutely nothing
Photograph by me at Barnes and Noble, of a shelf full of various licensed variants of the board game Clue, namely Dragon Ball Z Clue, Seinfeld Clue, and The Office Clue
about to whip up the nastiest homebrew of all time
