Simply add them until you run out of hair. Works every time!

Tyyy!

three fucking hours to put together while watching a friend play FF16. Neat stuff. I'm also gonna try posting twice a day now, since I plan to fully return soon.

But! Till then, y'all enjoy your evenings, I'll see you next time.

I might try and draw other parts of this mech over time. Honestly, my interest in drawing has been waning as I get more and more frustrated with abstract problems I can't seem to find a fix for. Hoping doing this will revive the drive I had for it. But! I'm happy with this piece, even if it took--

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But, the Marauder is my favorite mech from the franchise Battletech, which is something I've adored for a good few years now. My love for that is something I'd like to share properly with you all sometime, and foundational to my channel's existence.

Fans of the channel may recall a certain piece of artwork that's been around since its inception, right here on my tank top. It's a piece by an artist by the name D.C. Bruins, and a bit tragic as it depicts the Marauder 2, a very different chassis. But it's still from the Marauder documentary, lol.

Sometime in the evening for Wednesday, but I haven't planned out the one for this weekend. Probably Saturday at 9pm Eastern, I'll put out a proper announcement closer to time.

Hell yeah. You too, Raven. Happy Thanksgiving.

Knowing basically nothing about Kamen Rider other than it having some fancy transformation sequences, that's just cool to see on a model.

Not only that, but for every stream for the forseeable future, I'll be adding an option within Twitch to donate to the National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics. It came at the recommendation of my therapist when I posed the idea of giving back.

Thank you. All of you. Enjoy your evenings.

So, I'm doing a few things. I got a new job I'll be starting next week, which will make this a little difficult, but I'll be hosting my redebut stream this weekend. From there, I've got some plans cooking up, like a Schedule 1 collab for Wednesday evenings. Gonna stick to 3 days a week for now.

The idea behind giving thanks is to maintain your humility. You do work and are in turn given life... at least, back when most people had to maintain crops. We aren't owed anything we don't work for, and that which we are given should not be squandered. Good rules to live by.

Oh? I gotta check that one out.

Some people just enjoy pointless divisions in the community. It sucks. Why can't folks just appreciate eachother's art and sense of self?