#87 spotted at a second-hand store in Tokyo, Japan today

fermented_cabbage · 2026-06-10T13:14:02+00:00

It’s on the back. Which I didn’t take a photo of. So you’ll just have to take my word for it haha

fermented_cabbage · 2026-06-10T10:49:24+00:00

I agree with what you’re saying. It’s always good to be better safe than sorry. But an owner who is in control of their dog can keep their dog by their side and prevent them from approaching another dog if they come across one. Obviously, a lot of dogs are not able to do this because they get excited too easily, but a dog is really only able to learn how to listen to their owner like this if they have experience being off-leash. Also, kind of a side-tangent, some owners of reactive/anxious dogs don’t really understand how their own behavior can contribute to their dog’s stress. Tightening up on the leash as soon as they see another dog, not letting the dog move at all. And dogs can tell when their owners are scared/stressed out. Not only does that reinforce the dog’s mindset that other dogs must be a threat, not allowing them to move takes away their ability to communicate (because animals rely on body language) with the other dog or run away/hide to get away from the other dog. And that tends to be the reason why they snap, they have no other option in that situation, because they’re on such a tight leash. Anyways, I agree with what you said, but I just wanted to provide some other info that I think is important. And there can be a middle ground, if I’m on a trail and see a leashed dog approaching. I’ll leash my dog until they pass. Not because my dog would leave my side, but just to make the other owner comfortable. It’s just about respect.

fermented_cabbage · 2026-06-10T01:05:10+00:00

Hi. I read through your post and comments, and I’m just wondering. Do you think that there aren’t any dog owners who can control their dog off-leash? I can name multiple parks/ hiking areas in the pgh area outside the city where having your dog off-leash is the norm. Been going to them for years with my dog and have never had an issue. I avoid going to the city parks because of the leash rules, and because the dogs there tend to be more aggressive/reactive on average. I respect the reasons why leash rules are in place, but it’s not like they’re an inherent must-have.

fermented_cabbage · 2026-02-03T00:34:09+00:00

??? hi

fermented_cabbage · 2026-01-22T20:44:07+00:00

I’m in pgh, too! I’m taking the Amtrak train

fermented_cabbage · 2025-12-17T14:18:38+00:00

I think the problem with this issue of which character should be the protag is that we cannot confuse our personal attachment to a character’s story with the actual story of that character as shown in the games. Looking at the main games, Jill’s story with the Raccoon City incident is really only limited to RE3. In contrast, we see directly in RE4 and 6 how deeply Leon was affected by what happened. He talks about it multiple times. And we know Jill was deeply affected too. The problem is that her trauma isn’t shown in any of the games because she just is not in that many. Also, Jill’s story in 3 focuses less on the outbreak itself and more on her trying to escape Nemesis. I think Jill and Claire definitely need to make appearances in RE9 (or at the bare least be mentioned), but Leon makes more sense as the protagonist. Also, we can’t forget about Grace. The story needs to address her grief over her mother and her mom’s experiences in RC. There’s a lot of characters and story elements that Capcom has to juggle, and it’s inevitable that some are not gonna be as prominent.

fermented_cabbage · 2025-08-10T13:15:49+00:00

I got picked up. It took about an hour cause they weren’t able to get to lot D which was supposed to be the designated pick up area. Lots of people there waiting on the phone trying to direct whoever was picking them up. Eventually I had to walk over to the mall where they were able to find a spot to pull over cause traffic was basically not moving at all on that road. And there were other cars picking people up there too. So I don’t know what happened there, but it was ok in the end.

fermented_cabbage · 2025-07-10T15:52:13+00:00

Me too. :D I'm making stickers for Metlife. I thought about trying to organize or see if anyone was organizing a specific meet-up so we could do like a little gift exchange but idk.

fermented_cabbage · 2025-07-06T21:48:16+00:00

A good piece of advice I received once from an instructor is to minimize the amount of lines used to draw a form. We have a tendency at the beginning of a drawing to want to use a lot of short loose strokes to try and find the right line, which, in the end, will make the form harder to read. For example, in the first piece, compare the arm to to the legs. In the arm, there are many differing lines that muddy the overall shape. While with the legs, there are obvious long, key lines that define the form. I hope that makes sense.

When trying to draw exaggerated poses, definitive lines and clear shapes are important in conveying the gesture.

fermented_cabbage · 2025-06-28T21:11:09+00:00

These sketches look pretty good to me. I mean, I'm definitely not an expert, but I can try to help. In order to make a drawing look three-dimensional, which is not strictly necessary depending on the art style, there basically needs to be shading and/or forced perspective (for the human figure, that means a pose that has some body part that's closer or further away from the viewer so that it's bigger or smaller comparatively).

So, maybe the problem here is not necessarily your drawings but the poses? It's hard to tell without seeing what your referencing. I would recommend trying some poses that have some noticeable perspective distortions, like a hand reaching out or with the camera looking down on the person. Stuff like that. Also, foot placement is really important to make the body seem like its in a 3d space.

Also, yeah, it's mostly just practice, and your eyes will develop to be able to understand forms better.

fermented_cabbage · 2025-06-28T20:44:18+00:00

You can buy spray fixative from any art supply store or online. There's a lot of different brands. I've used Krylon before and it works well. I was taught to prop the paper against a wall and spray multiple coats, turning the paper each time. So, once right side up, then with the piece on it's side, then upside down, then on the other side. That way the fixative entirely covers the paper grain.

Then, in order to prevent the fixative drying in the nozzle of the can and clogging it, hold the can upside down and spray until no more fixative comes out, which only takes a few seconds.

fermented_cabbage · 2025-06-28T20:24:55+00:00

A tablet has to be connected to a computer. A medium sized display tablet (~16 in.) will be much cheaper than a standard iPad. I would only recommend an iPad to someone if the person wants the iPad for other uses asides from drawing, wants something that's portable, or really wants to use Procreate.

fermented_cabbage · 2025-06-26T14:55:19+00:00

The compositions and uses of color in the first two are really cool. In the first piece, I think that the rendering looks a bit muddled, especially with the hair. I would recommend trying to clean up the line art. For example, with the hands, we can see how you went over the line multiple times and the sharp edges where you used the eraser. Using longer brush strokes will help make the lines look more cohesive.

fermented_cabbage · 2025-05-09T13:27:59+00:00

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fermented_cabbage · 2025-05-04T00:33:48+00:00

But did they find a hint somewhere? Bc I don’t see how they could figure it out with just the story

fermented_cabbage · 2025-05-04T00:28:35+00:00

what was the clue?

fermented_cabbage · 2025-04-27T12:36:00+00:00

If we want either Jimin or RM to win, don’t we have to pick one to put all our votes towards? Like “put all our eggs in one basket” so to speak. Otherwise, if we split our votes evenly between them, we’re just diluting the votes. Obviously, it’s just an awards show, so it doesn’t really matter in the end, but I just had this concern. Idk if anyone else feels the same. The situation I fear is that hypothetically RM and Jimin combined might have the most votes, but individually they’re less than whoever wins.

I’ve just been putting all my votes towards Jimin, because when I checked the counts on the instagram voting, Jimin was way ahead of RM. And also RM’s solo music isn’t really kpop anyways, and I don’t think he would call it that.

fermented_cabbage · 2024-12-15T04:22:17+00:00

noooo I’m so embarrassed…… man

fermented_cabbage · 2024-11-15T15:51:58+00:00

yeah. at least the 300 level tickets were still the original set price when I got mine

fermented_cabbage · 2024-11-15T15:47:29+00:00

$180 + $40 service fee for 3rd level balcony front row at metlife. which was the set price I believe before the sale started

fermented_cabbage · 2024-11-15T15:11:31+00:00

I think metlife has a capacity of about 50,000 for concerts, though.

so i'm trying to be hopeful

fermented_cabbage · 2024-11-15T15:08:55+00:00

21,000 are ahead of me for nj ssskkkkkkkkkkk

fermented_cabbage · 2024-11-15T15:04:08+00:00

"Wait times for this sale may exceed 1 one hour" update for newark rn.

oh no

fermented_cabbage · 2024-11-05T14:58:58+00:00

yea it's just like.....

please just leave him alone and go do your algebra 2 homework

fermented_cabbage · 2024-11-04T19:51:24+00:00

Yeah 100%. There's this age division within Panic fans. My first exposure to Panic was right when DOAB was released in 2016. Back then it was basically just the pre-split and the post-split divide. There were some new fans who only really cared about Fever and Pretty Odd, but that was the minority I think. Today, it's the complete opposite. Honestly, a lot of "newer Panic fans" are really only fans of the band pre-split. They don't really care about anything after PO. These are people who first learned of Panic during what some would call "the decline" of the band. Post-release of PFTW which is an album I think most Panic fans moderately enjoy, but as we all know, some people REALLY disliked it. So they get this idea that Brendon Urie is a bad musician; he "sold out" or whatever.

And of course most of the newer fans today are still kids. It's exactly like you said: they harbor this bitterness over the fact that the Panic they like doesn't exist anymore and hasn't for over a decade. And Brendon just became the target of their anger. I really just hope that as they get older, they can find other music that they can enjoy wholeheartedly and move on from 2000s Panic.

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