HIIII ive been meaning to remake my commission sheet for a while and here it is finally

here is a tag with more examples of my art that is up to commission quality!

i will NOT draw:

-explicit porn (ie actual sex) -mecha/machines -non mammal furries and ferals -incestuous, pedophilic, or abusive ships -heavy gore of child characters (light blood is ok)

i WILL draw:

-humans/humanoids, furries, ferals -blood/gore (any degree for adult characters, light blood only for child characters) -general nonsexual nudity of adult characters -fandom and ocs -suggestive and mildly sexual art of adult characters (18+ commissioners ONLY, i will ask to see the birth date on your ID to verify)

every extra character is +75% of the original price, and backgrounds or props may increase price depending on the complexity!

reference images of the character are not required but add an extra charge of +5 USD if you dont have any! (ie only going off of a text description)

if you are interested or have any questions feel free to contact me on tumblr (@spartalabouche) via dms or on discord (sparta#7614)!

Idea: sew some cute little moths with scrap fabrics and sew them on holes you have on your clothes so you can keep wearing them :)

@wastelesscrafts

Thank you for the tag! That's such a lovely way to cover up holes in fabric.

The original link leads to Pinterest, so here's a direct link:

Simple fabric moth and butterfly sewing pattern (by Sew Modern Kids)

…Do people realize that “AI” itself isn’t inherently “evil”, it’s what is being used to feed / being replaced by ai which is the problem. 

Taking someone’s art without their permission and putting it into an AI generator in order to create what you want is wrong because you’re essentially using their art without their permission and for the purpose of avoiding paying them for a comission. 

The Spiderverse crew training their own AI to assist with the production of the movie is not theft, it is merely treating the AI as a tool used to help the animators. 

Taking someone’s unfinished fanfic and plugging it into an AI to generate the ending of it is messed up because you’re training the AI with someone’s creation that they didn’t consent to. 

Someone plugging their own writing into an AI in order to have the AI spit back writing in their style, while controversial within the writing community, is technically not stealing anyone’s content. 

I see a lot of posts that are like “ew we hate AI because it sucks. It can’t draw hands right. It only writes predictable plot points” okay but what about when it doesn’t. What about when it gets to the point where it can produce content that is indistinguishable from something purely human made. Then what. It’s not how it looks, or how it feels, that’s the issue, it’s the fact that stolen content and replaced labor are happening. It happens with any automated process. AI is a tool. It’s what happened with automation. Instead of humans having to do 100% of the work, automation helps so things are less strenuous for people. Did some people lose their jobs? Yes. Have we learned from this mistake as a society and provided either pay raises or alternate employment for these people? No. 

if you generate motion tween frames you’re using “ai” tools. content aware fill has been a photoshop feature for years! Just like metaverse pretending second life hasn’t been offering their experience but better for over a decade, ai bros are trying to repackage this stuff as new tech to appeal to investors.

I highly recommend this video about AI’s impact and potential place in the commercial design industry it’s really good from someone with experience in commercial design:

I really like his proposed use for ai where designers input their hand drawn concepts into the ai and have it generate a slew of variations and hybrid designs to assist in the early exploration phase. The difference is these are still professional employed artists who are doing the creative work and telling the ai to mess around with their own work. i think that would be an awesome tool because drawing 20 slightly different variations of a logo’s composition isn’t riveting work.

These tools can be really useful in the right context with the right rules in place, the issue isn’t machines taking our jobs it’s capitalism screwing over workers

I don't give a FUCK how thick his ass is I'm going to kill Miguel O' Hara for being mean to Miles

Miles, in the best spanish he can: te traje una empanada :3

Miguel: I hope your dad dies

me when i eating my Macking Cheese right af ter it come out from the Pot because i canot wait to Eat It

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schloop

quick what is everyone doing right now

okay reblogging this again just to say that i love love love reading these,, like it's so incredible how we're all doing such vastly different things at the same time...ik it's an obvious thing but it's also insane to think about.

hello!! research poll time:

been thinking about pushing daisies a lot lately...

ugghh theres a fucking worm outside i cant sleep with this noise

another poll because I want to see just how much of an outlier I am:

+ pls only include burner free trial email addresses if you maintain access and/or use them repeatedly

ok now im kinda curious

can somebody tell me why it matters that reddit is banning 3rd party apps or whatever it is i truely do not understand why it is so crucial to use a 3rd party app to view reddit like why would you need to. why should i give a shit

Okay, from my understanding of it:

So the third party mobile apps are seen by some to be better than the official Reddit mobile app, as the official one tends to be very buggy and lacks a lot of essential accessibility features.

But that's not the main issue, that's just a loud grievance from the community.

The main issue is that Reddit is changing their API pricing, like shitlord Musky did to Twitter.

This means that all third party service that is connected to Reddit suddenly has to pay WAY more than they had to before.

Which means that the bot accounts and features on Reddit are about to get extraordinarily more spendy to run. This sounds good right? Well...

So Reddit works by having subreddits that the users set up, right? This means it's on the users to moderate their own subreddit, this work is purely voluntary.

While smaller subreddits can manage with human moderation of posts, larger subreddits quickly spiral out of control. Bots are used to moderate many large subreddits, and many third party apps are needed by moderators to run their subreddits.

Which all means that it's now going to be infinitely more expensive to run a subreddit.

Without moderation subreddits quickly delve into hate mongering shit post groups; people can just post gore or sexual content around the website without the filters to catch them.

TLDR:

It just got WAY more expensive to run subreddits, so people are leaving.

We'll lose many subreddits and possibly even their content.

ohhhhhhhhhhhh i see ok that makes MUCH more sense. thank u and ty to the people in the replies too i appreciate it

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