>>3143 >nothing can buy that while I live in my parent's basement. Buy you and your parents a bigger house with more rooms. No more living in basement. >Sense of responsibility, independence and maturity Only a beta male on alpha madness would say this kind of thing.

I'm homesick, bros. >>3131 >it's pretty pathetic by default If you and your parents get along well, and if you're helping them and working, then I wouldn't worry about it. It's more important that you focus on your family than worrying about what modern society thinks. >>3139 >I make much more than my peers and still live with my parents. Also worth noting that you probably save a lot of money on rent t. planning on moving back home once I find remote work >>3143 >Sense of responsibility, independence and maturity I was a NEET for most of 2020 and then recently became employed. I wouldn't say I became more independent, just more isolated. As for responsibility and maturity, those come with maintaining strong family bonds.

Not sure I should be reigniting the discussion, but >>3092 >The type of person too stupid and lazy to do anything on their own magically gains the ability to do so when in college? Yes, that's literally how shit works for a lot of people. I don't come from an art background (math mainly) so maybe it's different here, but it's much easier to get yourself to read a textbook when you're grade depends on it and you can work with other people instead of you just sitting in your room. Even better if instead of reading the dense book, you use it as a reference when doing a pset or studying after listening to a teacher 's lecture where you can take notes and ask questions. I've only ever managed to read a math book once in my life and it was after I had already taken the class and had the summer to fuck around. But I probably only got through it because I was already exposed to all the concepts there so I could actually read it and develop some sort of intuition towards what I was actually reading. I'm not trying to say "you're not gonna make it" I wish it was "we're", but I can't say I've made a serious attempt. Not do I want to say college is good since the whole system should probably be redone in some way. But I do think some sort of community or group helps a lot when learning something. At least this was the case for me and math. I could been more motivated, but it was a lot easier for me to study shit I struggled with with others than just sitting in my room at 4 in the morning. You have to be very disciplined to self-study (which I definitely wasn't). Although maybe this mindset is why I can't fucking start this shit.

>>3136 YEE HAW!

>>3136 I recognize that cowboy https://youtu.be/CCVdQ8xXBfk

>>3078 Delays aside, here are the Drawpile cats and cat-related imagery, loosely shoehorned into a collage. Feel free to call me names if I missed something that didn't look like a cat but was, in fact, cat-adjacent.

Drawpile imminent, the slate has been cleaned; commence the doodlin'!

Captures of the week leading up to the event. AC's pulling most of the weight, as usual. Beyond that, we did get some cats and fruit-headed people.

And the captures of the Sunday draw. Strangely lively right after my completely mysterious and unexplained absence. My appreciation goes out to anyone dropping by, as per usual. Thanks.

>>2938 The jiggles of the boobs don't line up with the amount of force you're implying they're imparting. They should start jiggling when they first hit the target, not after. Furthermore, the jiggle is too soft, but I suppose that's for fetish reasons so whatever.

>>2944 This is the shitpost thread silly. I just posted that because I thought it was funny, I didn't make it.

>>3102 >>3103 >>3133 Nice job EEE, impressive work ethic as always

trying to design a shipgirl

>>3128 Why she burnt tho

>>3129 Is based in an infamous Steam Submarine that has a lot of design issues and a lot of the subs of this class sunk due those issues. The interiors were hot as fuck because of the dual diesel-steam engine apparently, lots of sailors were injured or died in this steel cages and the class was called K-Class for Kalamity or Killer. So I thought it would be good to put a lot of injuries in her design to show that and maybe a more gloomy aura, but I'm stilll dont sure.

>>2074 what's the address of your booru? please post link.

Where would you find brush packs for really old software? Talking around the timeframe of Photoshop 3.0.

>>3112 Check /vapour/'s resource thread

>>3027 https://youtu.be/plK2wffgmsk?list=RDMM

>>152 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBzVlG631qM

>>3012 I fixed my shitty upscaled lines. by fixed I mean relined the whole thing

>>94 1d999 = 292

>>2838 the One is relatively new and though I've never used it, from all appearances it doesn't look like it has that kind of surface-but I could be wrong. If your nibs are wearing out really quickly though I can only assume that could be "One" reason why. It's almost impossible to tell from the pictures alone. If it feels like it has any appreciable grit or texture then that is the likely culprit. In the past the Wacom 3s and 4s had basically a slick rubbery plastic surface which preserved nibs for long periods of time.

>>2839 Yeah, I've had it set right down the middle but I'll try gradually increasing the sensitivity. >>2842 Yeah, it doesn't seem to be any rougher than a hard plastic surface. Most likely just a me problem. Thanks, anons.

>>2852 Try something like this.

>>2706 Thanks, that was quite useful to me, although the Proko thing shows the arm from the lateral side (out of curiosity, did you also assume that the thumb side of the forearm is medial? I made that mistake at first and only found out I was wrong after googling to double check). Assuming the Ecorche model is accurately proportioned it helped correct a couple things. I also found >>166 which kind of helped a little. After significant amounts of cross referencing and double checking; that twist really messed with my head.

>>2713 >did you also assume that the thumb side of the forearm is medial? (yes) >Assuming the Ecorche model is accurately proportioned it helped correct a couple things. Good to hear. I found a lot of that stuff pretty helpful though it remains somewhat incomplete. Perhaps there are better models floating around out there now.

>>2628 Leopold II was on the right track.

You haven't been neglecting your other gains this whole time, have you fam?

>>2679 My clothes have been feeling tighter lately, and it ain't because of fat. My arms have gotten noticeable definition. The volume isn't there yet and gains are slow, but for the first time in as long as I can remember my body doesn't disgust me.

>>2480 Don't just trace mang

>>2495 there we go

Cleaning service? Delete this thread please?

>>2617 I think I get what you mean, however small details still confound me

>>2639 That's interesting, do you know why that is?

>>2641 Aight. Well, there's gotta be at least one anyway (and maybe a most appealing one too)

>>2593 But how will I see how much more retarded this can get if I don't bite?

>>2595 >1.20 MB Fuck me I did it again.