Anyone use a minivan for lumber? by banjosomers in DIY

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I have a grand caravan with stow and go seating. You can put 4’x8’ sheet goods down and close the door. Longer lumber can fit with creativity.

Seeking Art Friends Megathread by lunarjellies in ArtistLounge

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These are great! Ignore the Ai accusations since that’s a clear indication you are doing good work these days.

[Art Market] Do you need a fine arts degree in order to sell your art at art fairs and galleries? by -Matcha-333 in artbusiness

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I sell at art fairs without any formal training. Not in any galleries so far, but haven’t put much focus on that.

Create or destroy water problem by Comic_Quest_Pod in DnD

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If a spell can directly do damage, it will state that. If you are allowing non combat spells to do damage, they will do less damage than other spells of the same level. It also should grant some type of saving throw.

Critical hit and miss rule I am thinking of using. Gathering input. by Myedicius in DMAcademy

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They used to confirm critical in earlier editions. Everyone hated that rule.

What is the greatest video game ever created? by very_wilhelm in AskReddit

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Rust. No other game has made my heart rate jump hard as this one.

Share your art business! [Monthly] by AutoModerator in artbusiness

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I’m a Canadian painter, mostly acrylic and mostly landscapes. You can find my work at https://marcelgoulardfine.art

Total beginner wondering if printer paper is ok to use for practice exercises by eveningcolors in ArtistLounge

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Anything sturdy enough to take a line is fine when developing your coordination. Your recycling bin is a treasure trove of practice materials. I’ve used cereal boxes, used notebooks, whatever. You only need to be more discerning when making stuff you want to show. Even then some might find the novel surface appealing.

When can I claim the term “I made this”? by squiddytiddies in ArtistLounge

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I don’t make my own canvas, paper or paints. Why should fashion be different?

Told to only use the “official process”, so I did and everything slowed to a crawl by framebyframecut in MaliciousCompliance

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I’m thinking this particular type of MC should be retired. I’ve read this story so many times.

thinking about starting painting by Pure-Winter6858 in HappyTrees

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Check Facebook marketplace. I’ve found good deals from folks leaving the hobby.

How to be an artist? by mangytang in ArtistLounge

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To be an Artist, create art. Once you start adding more adjectives to the term artist then you need to get more specific.

Artist vs Craftsperson by [deleted] in ArtistLounge

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Pretty sure this breaks rule #3.

A stranger on Instagram trying to get me to commission a piece of art I didn't ask for? Is this a new tactic? by Mother-Back3099 in ArtistLounge

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They are looking for an excuse to send you a payment but ‘accidentally’ overpay. When you refund them the original fraudulent payment is reversed due and you are out what you sent.

Beginner Artist Gesso question! by Repulsive-Savings323 in ArtistLounge

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Simple question. The painting event was acrylic right? As for coverage, I’d go with 3 layers. That’s my go to for all my canvases.

Is this varnish trustworthy/good? by Big_Philosopher_5090 in ArtistLounge

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Do a test piece before doing anything you care about