Didn't realize this was happening!

Something interesting to be said about control and curation. Anyways, I'll see if I can be a little bit more intentional about the structure in the future (if I have time, I'm in grad school).

Part of my process is I start somewhere, and then go towards a point I want to talk about. Sometimes, that creates structural issues (which is probably the bigger thing here). I thought about going back to the BLEEM point, since I'm working on an actual play and there's...

Thanks :)! Really appreciate it (still think about your article a lot btw! It kicked ass)

Another #inktober drawing

I distinctly remember meditating after really intense game.

Anyways, curious how Nordic larping actively integrates bleed into its game in practice, because it (at least in my personal experience) was never central to American larping, although it was acknowledged.

Having did a few years larping in America when I was younger, we did talk about bleed, but it was more something to be thought of as potentially dangerous/something to recover from (which is why we had safety tools long before ttrgps did).

Thanks! The oranges are from the original, so I can't take credit for the idea, but I can take credit for painting them.

Thanks :)