Every time I see this I love it more. It’s literally the most perfect image explanation I’ve ever seen.

Cool!

Nice! I’d love to see Sonic take Ganondorf on!

I feel seen.

@gregpak.net based on your recent post thought you’d appreciate this.

Appears to be @janneteller.bsky.social on here if you would like to follow/support this awesome lady speaking up for creators.

One thought I just had was historical societies. Maybe there’s some good websites depending on the period you’re looking for.

Sorry misunderstood. I think I probably don’t do much period correct 🤣 I watched a video about how most pirates really didn’t look the way we think, but of course I’ll trust a book over a video! But for that sorry I can’t be of more help

tends to be the best reference. For that I use unsplash, pexels, and pixabay predominantly as you can make sure photos are license free and can filter out AI. Some folks also swear by Pinterest or the other option would be looking at photos of clothing stores online. (Like Nordstrom/Macy’s/etc.)

Is the issue shapes, folds, or textures? I think Etherton Brothers (sp?) on here has a lot of good references. Personally I think about how a piece of clothing may fall and bunch based on where it is, weight of the material. Textures/materials has a lot to do with lighting imo. Of course a photo 🪡

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Never forgave him for normalizing trump. According to some, I should’ve forgiven after his half assed apology. This is my unfortunate sweet vindication that I was right and he’s still a spineless little worm. Would’ve rather been wrong though. Also, fuck Sam Altman. 😘

Do you have any friends or family who like to read? Other thoughts, former teachers (though be mindful of what time of year it is,) or librarians that you might be able to offer a small fee for reading?