Ganaram Inukshuk

I know how I am when I feel like I'm being denied something and I will say it is not pretty, and I'm terribly sorry for how I acted yesterday. I don't wanna give the impression that I'm trying to force feedback out anyone not do I longer wish to do so.

The next time I share art without receiving feedback (IE, what I did right, what I did wrong, etc) will probably the last time I do so. I'm tired of being ignored.

Why did it take me six-ever to realise the significance behind all the green...?

I've known this for a while, but the main font that I use for all my drawings defaults to using lowercase numbers, but the biggest selling point is the fact that it makes the uppercase i and lowercase L two distinct shapes.

Should I open up a request thread? I wanna know how far my art style can go.

Confession: I chronically worry about my own art because I have no idea how to improve it.

Have you ever felt ashamed of what you made? That's a feeling I still have problems getting over.

My sanity can be measured by how well I can remember one program's controls after using a different program's controls for long enough.

Where else can I go for art feedback? The trashcan? I keep asking and mostly get none.

No matter how many times I ask for feedback, I never get any. "I like this" doesn't tell me anything; I wanna know how I did.

Apparently that's an impossible request.

Caption this:

Episode discussion = complaint box

Change my mind. (No, really, change my mind.)

Saying nothing is a preferable alternative to being rejected, misheard, or unheard.

You know you've hit a new level of boredom when you hand draw the same "snails sleep for three" meme in not one, but two classes.

If depression is peeling a potato with another potato, learned helplessness is forgetting the difference between a potato and a potato peeler; even when someone offers an actual potato peeler, you throw it back at them because all you see is another potato.

Is it ever ok to make something and immediately disown it?

Horrible idea for a grammar/wordplay meme: any word that ends with -er, have it end with -est instead; bonus points for listing its base form (without any suffixes) alongside the -er (comparative) and -est (superlative) variants. Examples: great, greater, greatest; good, gooder, goodest; ling, linger, lingest; ging, ginger, gingest; end, ender, endest.

Those examples were an adjective that conjugates that way, an adjective that conjugates irregularly, a verb, a noun, and a conjunction whose comparative form is a noun or adjective depending on the context. (Even worse: just slap the suffixes onto any word you can find.)

Fun fact: a piano has 2^88 (3.0948501 × 10^26) ways to press down all the keys, including pressing down all the keys and not pressing down any keys at all.

You can't have a place in the community if you were never a part of it in the first place.

Context: part seasonal depression, part the fact that I almost never interact with anyone (partly because nothing I have was noteworthy and partly because any thoughts I had on anything were worthless).

This is gonna sound really dumb, but... vent art, but it's Ocellus taking something too seriously and she ends up drawing an overly detailed air conditioning vent.

No, still too scared to participate in episode discussion. (Been that way ever since S2.)

There are only two options left: find some way to do so or never attempt at all.

Is it counterproductive to work on a kitchen? (Think about it.)

"The ability to communicate with anyone regardless of timezones is even newer than actual timezones."

 - Me

And everything I drew back in October went unnoticed. I wish I wouldn't dwell on this so much but it's hurtful that it happened.

If the plural of tooth is teeth, that means the plural of boop is beep (and the plural of scroons is screens).