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In Need Of More Sleep

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Skin tone swatches, for use as a resource. 

Spudfuzz on Deviantart made the original resource, which I modified to be a bit more realistic. She gave me permission to post this.

These swatches, like all art resources, should be used as a “jumping off point!” All colours are relative, and change with lighting conditions. As they are now, these swatches work best for adoptables, character lineups, and other art where local colour is important.

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Convert Photoshop Brushes to Images for Medibang

…And FireAlpaca!  I’m pretty sure there’s already a post like this, but I couldn’t find it. 

As far as I know, both FireAlpaca and Medibang do not have support for .abr (photoshop brush) files and only accept images.  While there are quite a number of places that offer custom brushes for these two programs, there are probably a ton more brushes for Photoshop.  

However you can extract images using ABR viewers! 

For Windows: abrMate (Direct Download)  ||  abrViewer.NET 

For Mac & Linux: ABRview (Direct Download)

Since I’m using a Mac, I don’t know how to use the windows programs, but they shouldn’t be too confusing.  

For ABRview on a Mac, click “Add Another Directory” to pick the folder where the brushes are located.  On the side, you can double click whichever brush you want to view.  

Once you do this, a folder holding all the brush images will appear in the same directory as the .jar file.  

In the folder, you will find the transparent PNG images for each brush right before the preview image.  

Now all you have to do is import the transparent PNG into Medibang/FireAlpaca as a brush and you’re done!  Don’t forget to respect the brush creators’ rules when using them! 

For more Medibang/FireAlpaca brushes and other resources, @fpacatuto has a ton of stuff.  There is also a lot of resources floating around on deviantart. 

Very helpful!

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During a high school production of Beauty and the Beast, where I was assistant costumer and assistant prop master, our director decided that we needed to spice up Gaston’s introduction. You know: in the movie, when Lefou runs in trying to catch the duck/goose that Gaston has just shot out of the sky?

Originally, the actors were going to stroll on stage with our Lefou hauling in the really neat (and real!) taxidermied deer head that we had found in a local thrift store. Now, two days before opening night, our director wants Lefou to run in from off stage and catch a stuffed duck that Gaston has just shot. This, of course, requires two things to work properly as a scene: a gunshot noise, and a stuffed duck.

The gunshot noise, we had covered. Blue-collar, redneck school? Guns a plenty to record. The stuffed duck? Harder than you might have thought to obtain.

Three hunting stores, two taxidermists, and one Pet Supply Store ™, I’d finally found a semi-realistic pheasant squeaky toy. What follows is an account of the ways this dog toy managed to be the nightmare prop of the six show run.

Opening Night: The stagehand, who was supposed to drop the bird from the ceiling catwalk, missed his cue and didn’t drop the it. Lefou’s actor rolls with it and does an excellent job of looking around foolishly before getting cuffed upside the head by Gaston. The stagehand then drops the bird squarely on Gaston’s head. Cue laughter.

Saturday Matinee: Different stagehand throws the bird instead of dropping it and beans Lefou directly in the face with the prop. Lefou falls over. Cue laughter.

Saturday Night: Bird is missing during curtain call. Director hauls the deer head down from it’s place on the tavern wall and tells Gaston and Lefou to revert to the old blocking i.e. no gunshot, no bird, just walk in with trophy. During Gaston and Lefou’s conversation, gun shot sound goes off and a stagehand throws the bird onto the stage…from the wrong side of the stage. Lefou and Gaston stare at it in awkward silence for a solid thirty seconds before Lefou makes off-script, subtle joke about Gaston’s gun going off late instead of early. Cue adults in the audience laughing.

Sunday Matinee: Director begs the stagehands to get the cue right at least once. Gunshot and bird prop go off without a hitch. Lefou accidentally catches the prop when it falls from the catwalk. He’s so startled that he caught it that Gaston runs right in to him. They drop both the gun and the bird props, and grab the wrong prop in their scramble. Gaston spends the rest of the scene gesturing dramatically with a stuffed pheasant, instead of a gun.

Sunday Night: Director is fed up with bird prop, decides that Lefou should just carry bird prop in after gunshot happens off stage. Lefou accidentally squeezes the prop during the intro conversation, startling both actors into silence with the squeaky toy noise - apparently, neither of them realized it was a dog toy.

Monday Elementary School Show: Lefou walks on stage with the bird. Accidentally drops the prop during conversation with Gaston. Gaston doesn’t notice the dropped prop and steps on it. Cue depressingly sad squeaky toy noise. Cue ten years olds laughing.

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/v\ Jack as red ridding hood and Chase as the wolf - from an ask that had too many requests for me to do it in one go (so I’m doing it bit by bit)

I had a headcannon that red ridding hood!jack would bother Wolf!Chase whenever he tries to sleep/take a nap, Chase of course gets pissed off and just tickle attacks the heck out of Jack.

Chase would be a hunter that has a wolf skin hood, therefore he gained the name “Wolf”

Jack would be a trickster peasant that was traveling and met Chase on his journey.

/v\ the only reason I put Chinese in there because at first everything was funny in Chinese for me, buuut what’s the fun if some people can’t understand what’s going on, so there’s a translation (not exactly the same from the Chinese one, but the meaning is similar enough)

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