“Maybe list the years you used it “professionally” and then add the years you’ve used it “casually/recreationally.” This now sounds like a drug of some kind”
“If photoshop is a drug, it’s the cocaine of programs. =|a You’re up all hours panting over it, and it steals all your money. And then it crashes and you’re sobbing brokenly and despondent at all that you’ve lost.”
“Fifteen minutes later, you’re loading it back up and ready to go.”
so everyone who’s watching GoT without having read the books first is ruining my life. ruining my life in the way that i can’t spoil everything for them without people knowing i’m an actual douchecanoe.
You should do what me and a friend are doing. We spoil in discreet, glorious ways. Like, during the first episode, talking about how golden Viserys’ coronation was. Complete with gesturing for the crown. » And amazing discussions of people “losing their head” in arguments. And how a certain someone gets all choked up at a wedding.
Work them into conversations about non-spoilerific things and no one knows the difference, and you can cackle and high-five your conversation partner.
Oh, hi! I love seeing names I recognize. <3
I try to draw every day, but sometimes I don’t spend more than a few minutes doing so. I really want to work towards spending more time - especially experimenting - but I’ve found out the hard way lately that I’m not 17 anymore. I’m trying the harder way to slowly make time for art in small ways, rather than letting myself pull all-nighters once a week (then have to live with stress, not eating, no sleep, and the immune deficiency that’ll accompany that) that I’d like to.
I’d say I do a serious amount of work every couple or three days, but I’m pretty slow at drawing or painting, so it probably seems like less.