shout out to the man who just teared up in front of me because the book he was reading hit him deep in the heart

Inside you, there are two wolves.

watercolors

Did you know that in Blender you can bend objects in edit by pressing Shift+W? ✨

1. Select geometry to bend from
2. Press Shift+S,2 to place 3d cursor there
3. Select the geometry to bend
4. Press Shift+W to bend!

(When you're pressing Shift+W hover your mouse over the geo you're trying to bend)

Men who read books are like “the best books i’ve read this year” and the list is just this

- Every war in history, by Neil McBalls

- How to wake up at 2am by Chad Sigman

- The autobiography of the most emotionless man to ever exist, by Brian Dick

- How to manipulate women, by Jeff Name

I wrote this down on my notebook overnight and I have no idea what it means: "The gospel of the barbarian. Important"

I even underlined 'important'.

I don't even have a glimmer of a recollection.

Have a lucky Friday 13th

I love anime adaptations of classic literature, because sometimes it'll be fairly faithful and gentle, and other times "The year is 2096. The citizens of the Ophelia District don't know that their king is secretly an assassin with paranormal abilities. His code name? HAM.LET."

Writing a book, creating a whole story, is an incredible thing—but the act of promoting it, of asking ppl to read it, can be demoralizing. Then you have these negative emotions tied to this incredible thing you did—I don't think I'm alone in trying to reckon the two, but it's still p isolating, and

I find people's 'my favourite whatever' lists interesting, but I find making these choices impossible personally. My favourite book? Right now? Last year? Five years ago? As a kid? For plot? For character? For relaxation? For a mental challenge? OK, I've got ten titles for each category, now what?