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Thanks! :)

1) I tend to do all my comics at a 3300x3300 size per panel. After they're drawn, they're laid into a 3x2 grid in Scribus and the whole thing shrunk down to 750x525, so they end up pretty small. This specific strip was done more in a comic-book style, though.

2) Coloring is pretty much done with paint bucket, and then I use an extra layer to "tint" those colors depending on the environment (in this case, she's on a stage with pink lighting, so I use a layer to tint everything pink).

To get rid of those pixel jaggies when using the bucket fill, make sure that when you're marking out the area to paint with your lasso tool that antialiasing is off. That'll keep those pixels from "Fading out" on the edges.

Rarely drive cause of the car starting to show its age, and lots of medications = cheap gas.

Trying a different take on not wasting ingredients since buying groceries for one is nigh on impossible.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Endgame. A good start, but not my best run against the Demon King. Never got a good handle on the changed Flurry Rush timing in TOTK.

No commentary, as my chronic cough actually interrupted my first attempt to record all this....

youtube.com/watch?v=vn7kwYCjtr

That time Google decided that it was gonna show every Wikipedia language EXCEPT English.

Not shown: Zelda II: The Adventure of Link (which I also finished, with much cursing).

Silly Jenn Fact: When I was very very very little, I thought Doug Henning was Jesus.

Tears of the Kingdom Post-Game Milestone:

All monsters cleared out. Not at 100%, but I'm calling Tears of the Kingdom finished! I'll probably post an end game video on YouTube soon. No voice, though, still struggling with chronic cough.

Final status:

All Shrines, Light Roots, Korok Seeds, Main Quests, Side Adventures, Shrine Quests, Side Quests, All Monsters and Memories completed.

97.27% Complete
370 Hours Played

Trans woman once turned away from salons starts beauty business to help others.
Jessica Hillis, from Upton, runs Obsidian Beauty, a mobile beauty salon covering Liverpool, Wirral and Chester, providing waxing, brow shaping, facials and spray tanning for transgender women in the privacy of their homes.
#news #GoodNews #TransNews
liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liver

@gaghyogi49 - I absolutely LOVE this shot, because it give such a sense of location of three seperate pieces. The saucer shuttle bay, the star drive and the shuttle. It really feels like they're in a real universe.

@JoKeR @webcomictalk - Q3: Usually when I see another effect in a comic I like that I can't replicate. :)

@JoKeR @webcomictalk - Q4: GIMP is not an easy learn. I spent years learning it, and am still finding out new things ever year. But if you can stick with it, and can learn how to use it, it can work wonders.

"He was more than a hero. He was a #union man!"

He stood up to his own brother Quark, and now he's standing up to the Hollywood bosses.

Be like Max/Rom! #Solidarity #Labor #LaborUnion #Marx

We have nothing to lose but our chains.

#SAGAFTRA #SAG #AFTRA #SAGAFTRAStrike #Strike #DS9 #StarTrek

"Hold the line!"

If you're wondering why there are so few news stories about the rise of #Mastodon, it's because nobody is getting paid to game the media about it.

There's no publicists, no cozy ad deals, no suits, no coercion: Nobody is getting rich off of Mastodon

... that's also why it's so enlightening and fun to participate here

Just saw someone express incredulity at the idea of having to do law research decades ago without a computer, since "99.9%" of that "requires" a computer now. I'm gonna need a bit for my brain to stop screaming that it's only "required" because we built a world to center it.

But also I'm a librarian who, in the face of useless search engines and AI lurking around every corner, has started re-educating myself on print resources and research strategies. It is a really strange time to be informed.

The climate *has been changed* and continues to be changed. Trying to tie any particular climactic event to climate change is like trying to identify a shadow at night. There were fires and floods and storms and droughts before. There are more and worse fires and floods and storms and droughts, including in places they don’t normally happen.

Which ones are the product of climate change? All of them. This is our climate, for now, until it is even worse next month.

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