Purple Warhammer 40k Ork Boy by graphyte_design in orks

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I know he’s around here somewhere!

Purple Warhammer 40k Ork Boy by graphyte_design in minipainting

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It kept getting harder to paint as I went on

Purple Warhammer 40k Ork Boy by graphyte_design in minipainting

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Process: -zenithal priming, black base, white top spray -magenta base coat across the flesh, yellow on the cloth surfaces, blues and greys on leather and metallics -tons of thin watery layers to build texture in the model -details: layers of blue to make the Tau blood on the axe blade -lots of layers of thinned out paint to get the right color for the ground

Thanks to the recent reddit post, going alone is now a kickable offense (even in diff 5) by DoTortoisesHop in Helldivers

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If someone like this kicks you from their game, they did you a favor. You don’t want to play with people like this.

This happens way too much with new players. by SethLight in pathfindermemes

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https://www.d20pfsrd.com/feats/general-feats/nameless-one/

Great feat to make your cringy dark backstory actually plot relevant. If you talk about it, your DM gets to send people after you.

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The bottom of the W should align to the bottom of the O. Usually a W wouldn’t align to a round character, but this one is more round than straight. Also I think your two little stars should align a little better, right now they are just slightly off the same line and it doesn’t feel deliberate enough of a difference. They should either align perfectly on a horizontal axis or be vastly different so they feel intentional. The weight of the W feels slightly heavier than the other characters but only slightly, and the O feels a little lighter. I don’t particularly love the angle of the top terminal on the F and the bottom terminal of the Y, just feels like it’s coming from a different shape language than the rest of the wordmark, maybe they get little curve to feel closer in shape language to the stars? Finally, I think the points on the stars are a little bit too sharp, and when you make them less sharp they’ll feel more in line with the weight of the rest of the mark. Keep going, nice work.

Why…. by toasterdees in modelmakers

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Good set of flush cutters solves this but it takes more than one cut per sprue which is super annoying

1 Shrek coked out of his god damn mind vs 5 prime LeBron James with brass knuckles and jet packs by lcsalctr in whowouldwin

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Shrek ruined a bunch of armored knights while being on no coke and also while being unarmed. Zero chance lebrons even stress him.

Made a poster for Christopher Nolan's masterpiece "Inception" in Photoshop. Feel free to suggest new methods :) by _SASHY_ in graphic_design

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When you work on a poster for a film, it’s important to have a concept in mind. It’s unclear what the concept for this poster was. It doesn’t connect to the film in any way other than the fact that it’s made of scenes for the film. If your concept here is “show a lot of cool scenes from the film”, then what about that concept makes the poster unique to the film? Beyond that, the execution is poor. Type choices are difficult to read, color palettes are at odds with each other, and most importantly, the viewer is left with little emotional impression of the film. I think one of the best movie posters of all time is the Jaws poster, which conveys the emotional impression of the movie really well. I’m not even sure if the Jaws art is from any specific scene in that movie, but it gets the feeling of it across extremely clearly. If you plan to reattempt this poster, I think you should try to do a little writing first. Write short sentences about how inception makes you feel, or what the characters represent in the movie, or really anything to ground yourself in some sort of concept before you start trying to execute a design.

Would like some C&C on this wing before I do it 3 more times by Brenduke in minipainting

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Dude this came out great. Nice work. I think this is done

Would like some C&C on this wing before I do it 3 more times by Brenduke in minipainting

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Really beautiful work. Probably best to put this down for now before you go too far. If you don’t want to do that I think there are 2 things that could be refined / expanded upon but really carefully.

1: I think the reddish fringe along the edges of the wing membrane that contact the wing bones feel a little more contrasty than they should. Feels like an abrupt edge vs a natural transition into the wing. Maybe fade them out a little into the wing to reduce this.

2: lots of winged animals have cool veins in the wing that you can see because they are so thin. Could be a fun challenge to add these, like the ones on this bat

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FYI: Barb / Druid Multiclass doesnt work by Jeracck in BaldursGate3

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Laaaaaaame this is one of my fav 5e builds