Anyway, no more questions or answers about this. Eh. ||| I-I just tried to help clarifying the issue. ;~~~;
I appreciate it, anon. =w=
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Uhhhh, citing some random graduate student as a source? I dunno about that. Isn't there a standard manual for this sort of thing? DSM 5?
Anyway, no more questions or answers about this. Eh.
Anyway, no more questions or answers about this. Eh.
Do you expect anything else? I mean, these are the kinds of people who want to hear what you of all people have to say, after all.
These are my peeps, anon. pls b a respect!!
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Psycopaths murder. Sociopaths manipulate. Dan enjoys suffering. Cupcake is the worst thing ever. Aren't most "broken" people the seemingly innocent ones?
ok PLS b a respont on a caek ok
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ok just giv ur a presents 2me ok!!! ugh!!!
i mena repscts
aspets
ok just giv ur a presents 2me ok!!! ugh!!!
Do these armchair psychologists also think that G.R.R. Martin is a psychopath? Is H. R. Giger a sick and twisted individual because he made a head penis vagina alien monster? Pls. Psychopaths don't need to play pretend with snowhorns and cakes. They're out hurting real people instead.
We're all just joking around and enjoying the bantz, anon. Just cake it easy. =w=
Don't worry, sempai! You're not a psychopath! You're just a horrible person, is all! It's fine! You did nothing wrong, so there's nothing to be worried about, right? Just don't eat any babies, and you'll be fine. You absolute monster
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Ok, ok, you are just an ¨ordinary neckbeard¨ ... with psychopathic tendencies.
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I don't think psychopath, sociopath, masochist, or sadist fit. I think "broken person" is the closest descriptor that we're likely to find.
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>a psychopath, not a sociopath | Anon's triggerin' muh autism here. In medical psychology the two terms are synonyms, so the difference is colloquial not technical, which is a fucking stupid thing to nitpick since it's not formalized or standardized in any way.
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Ok, ok, you are just an ¨ordinary neckbeard¨ ... with psychopathic tendencies.
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I don't think psychopath, sociopath, masochist, or sadist fit. I think "broken person" is the closest descriptor that we're likely to find.
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>a psychopath, not a sociopath | Anon's triggerin' muh autism here. In medical psychology the two terms are synonyms, so the difference is colloquial not technical, which is a fucking stupid thing to nitpick since it's not formalized or standardized in any way.
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Dan is a psychopath, not a sociopath.
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Dan isn't a sociopath. Sociopaths is defined by empathy problems. Dan actively enjoys suffering, inflicting, receiving, and observing, especially if it is preceded by happiness: that requires a lot of empathy. *puffs on cigar* Dan is a maso/sade-ist. His parents were probably lightly neglectful.
Why are you smoking that cigar? Does it remind you of your father's penis?
I like to believe somewhere in the coldness of space a bunch of Old Ones are watching us in a moment of boredom. "Those mortals think they understand the universe, what a bunch of wankers."
I know, right?
If we ditched our wishes for justice and "understanding" (seeing through the illusion and coming into direct contact with the true nature of the world) and settled instead for a vision of the world were the best we could do is manage disputes and get around the world in more effective ways (expand our descriptive tool kits, scientific understanding, material resources, etc.) would the witches think better of us? Hmm... something to think about...
If we ditched our wishes for justice and "understanding" (seeing through the illusion and coming into direct contact with the true nature of the world) and settled instead for a vision of the world were the best we could do is manage disputes and get around the world in more effective ways (expand our descriptive tool kits, scientific understanding, material resources, etc.) would the witches think better of us? Hmm... something to think about...
Are you still a tired gamer?
It comes and goes. Moe games continue to be my refuge.
I'm looking forward to:
Etrian odyssey 2 Untold
Persona 5
Metal Gear V
Dark Souls III
Last Guardian
Yoru no Nai Kuni (the new game from Gust)
the new Atelier Plus games
I'm looking forward to:
Etrian odyssey 2 Untold
Persona 5
Metal Gear V
Dark Souls III
Last Guardian
Yoru no Nai Kuni (the new game from Gust)
the new Atelier Plus games
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Kneepits?
Acceptable. Very acceptable.
In the early pages of VB we see a couple horns walking about, Horn structure of muscles but without the same large body. Are they just defective muscles or something different?
It's strange, isn't it? All the other herds on the surface were supposed to be wiped out.... Hmmm....
High funtioning sociopath is a label that doesn't exist, o foolish Sherlock watcher
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What websites do you use for pose references? I really like the flow of your studies and how natural they look. The references I find look too artsy and aren't natural.
I draw mostly from imagination these days. When I use reference, it's usually stuff from Sushio, You Yoshinari, and other artists that I follow on twitter (check my follow list).
Oh, and check this website!
sakuga.yshi.org/post
Oh, and check this website!
sakuga.yshi.org/post
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So pretty much https://youtu.be/DHSwvtHFsOU ?
Almost, except that ALL objects, even molecules, atoms, etc. are specified by their place in a whole descriptive framework and the way they collide with the world... there's nothing special about justice, truth, etc. like the skelly was suggesting. Saying that justice or atoms or baseball points do or don't exist isn't a claim about the nature of the world, but rather a suggestion about the effectiveness of our choice of descriptive strategy when trying to do this or that activity out there in the world (for example, talking about atoms makes sense when trying to describe the precise motion of objects, baseball points are necessary for keep track of the score in a baseball game).
There's a long laundry list of objections and subtleties here, of course, but that can go on forever... and actually, it's almost beside the point. For me, the allure of a picture of a human world underwritten by a world of justice, truth, reason, etc. is /aesthetic/ -- not a matter of maintaining a necessary fiction (necessary for what?) or comforting yourself with lies and delusions (the whole idea of delusions and 'seeing reality" starts to break down once you start looking at various descriptive strategies as choices between alternative tools and the relative effectiveness of these tools for carrying out various tasks rather than pulling off the blinders and coming into contact with the world "as it is"). It's much more like saying "the stories that continue to have a grip on me are Alice in Wonderland, BLAME!, and the works of Kafka, plato, decartes, rorty, davidson, zdzislaw beksinki, moe anime, cute butt comics, etc." rather than making a grand statement about what "mankind" "needs".
There's a long laundry list of objections and subtleties here, of course, but that can go on forever... and actually, it's almost beside the point. For me, the allure of a picture of a human world underwritten by a world of justice, truth, reason, etc. is /aesthetic/ -- not a matter of maintaining a necessary fiction (necessary for what?) or comforting yourself with lies and delusions (the whole idea of delusions and 'seeing reality" starts to break down once you start looking at various descriptive strategies as choices between alternative tools and the relative effectiveness of these tools for carrying out various tasks rather than pulling off the blinders and coming into contact with the world "as it is"). It's much more like saying "the stories that continue to have a grip on me are Alice in Wonderland, BLAME!, and the works of Kafka, plato, decartes, rorty, davidson, zdzislaw beksinki, moe anime, cute butt comics, etc." rather than making a grand statement about what "mankind" "needs".
Thighs or armpits?
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Congratulations!, you are a high functioning sociopath! :D
Tch! Nothing personal, kid!
You gonna be at AX?
Nope, nothing new to show.
A dessert storm? Sounds tasty, not suffering!
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AURA, I GET YOUR JOKE NOW
AURA, I GET YOUR JOKE NOW
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Why all your works have a high content of suffering?
Two answers:
1) It's the result of the belief that a character should be like a man walking into a dessert storm: everything should be blasted away by the sands, and whatever remains is the real thing, the important thing, the only thing worth talking about. I don't believe that characters in novels (comics, movies, whatever) actually tell us anything about ourselves or offer any insight into our place in the world. Instead, this sort of drama is a conceit -- the self-centred fantasy that our suffering is meaningful and ultimately a path to important revealed truths about the world and the self... that the happenings of this world are the projections of another realm that is the source of all goodness, justice, and reason and that we are significant because of our special connection to this other realm. It's all fantasy, of course, but a fantasy that has such aesthetic allure that I find it impossible to escape.
2) I love to bully!! Watching others suffer is the ultimate bliss!!
1) It's the result of the belief that a character should be like a man walking into a dessert storm: everything should be blasted away by the sands, and whatever remains is the real thing, the important thing, the only thing worth talking about. I don't believe that characters in novels (comics, movies, whatever) actually tell us anything about ourselves or offer any insight into our place in the world. Instead, this sort of drama is a conceit -- the self-centred fantasy that our suffering is meaningful and ultimately a path to important revealed truths about the world and the self... that the happenings of this world are the projections of another realm that is the source of all goodness, justice, and reason and that we are significant because of our special connection to this other realm. It's all fantasy, of course, but a fantasy that has such aesthetic allure that I find it impossible to escape.
2) I love to bully!! Watching others suffer is the ultimate bliss!!
Aside from snowhorn have other defective himehorns ever managed to survive for any length of time in non himehorn societies?
None that the herd knows about. They could be out there... but without a herd to belong to, well, why even live? The himehorns couldn't imagine that kind of impossibly lonely, impossibly painful life.
What is your #1 anime/manga series?
Manga: BLAME! by Tsutomu Nihei
Anime: Probably Evangelion for influence, Cardcaptor Sakura for enjoyment, Madoka for flavour of the decade.
Anime: Probably Evangelion for influence, Cardcaptor Sakura for enjoyment, Madoka for flavour of the decade.
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What do you want from life?
A few more comics completed, maybe another game or two done. Hmm... besides that, I occasionally think about having a little cake of my own, but I know I'd be a negligent dad, so it's probably better to leave that fantasy unfulfilled.
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Do you use an artist glove when drawing?
I use an thin $1 cotton glove with the fingertips cut off. Works great. =w=
Pls halp, Dan. I'm (relatively) good at copying but bad at drawing from imagination. I can do a pretty good realistic portrait from a photo, but struggle with drawing a simple animu face from imagination. Wat do?
Practice drawing from imagination by doing the following:
Draw PLAYFULLY:
Don't focus on making a technically perfect picture. Just lightly and loosely sketch little scenes and figures. Don't try to plan a drawing, imagine the drawing already on the page, and then try to trace it. That might work for geniuses, but not for most of us. Instead, work on spontaneous improvisation based on the lines you've already put down.
Draw SLOW, draw FAST:
While drawing playfully, get used to doing tiny fast thumbnails, but also throwing down many, many stick figures in various poses and then slowly drawing on top of a couple of good ones.
Also remember to get good at the fundamentals so you're thinking about your images as 3D scenes instead of a collection of contours on a flat plane.
Finally, remember to improve your knowledge -- KNOW how all the muscles, limbs, etc. attach and look at various angles and draw various body parts from various angles over and over again until you've internalized the knowledge. Then you'll have a much easier time drawing from the imagination since much of your "imagining" will actually be recollection instead of pure invention.
Draw PLAYFULLY:
Don't focus on making a technically perfect picture. Just lightly and loosely sketch little scenes and figures. Don't try to plan a drawing, imagine the drawing already on the page, and then try to trace it. That might work for geniuses, but not for most of us. Instead, work on spontaneous improvisation based on the lines you've already put down.
Draw SLOW, draw FAST:
While drawing playfully, get used to doing tiny fast thumbnails, but also throwing down many, many stick figures in various poses and then slowly drawing on top of a couple of good ones.
Also remember to get good at the fundamentals so you're thinking about your images as 3D scenes instead of a collection of contours on a flat plane.
Finally, remember to improve your knowledge -- KNOW how all the muscles, limbs, etc. attach and look at various angles and draw various body parts from various angles over and over again until you've internalized the knowledge. Then you'll have a much easier time drawing from the imagination since much of your "imagining" will actually be recollection instead of pure invention.
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