For further context twitter added a button that allows users to generate ai images using existing art posts from artists. It removes glaze and it basically reskins the artwork by using the existing work as a base. Twitter is no longer a safe space for art

What do you mean? Didn’t you see how humanitarian the magisters were with their totally volunteer-based Silent Watchers? Or the truly wholesome Kniles?

While I fully agree with not selling them as you've got too much going on, it could be awesome if there's a charity you really wanted to support to auction them sometime for charity.

This is an entirely fair stance -- it's unfortunate, since the labeler was created to help people wanting to support actual artists like yourself. It was a 'good faith' tool, but bad faith actors are destroying it and I fear fighting bad faith actors will not be feasible hence it'll likely be gone.

I have seen discussion lately by the jackass AI Bros that they're intending to maliciously report real art as AI to try to degrade these labelers. While I cannot guarantee this lines up, it makes sense they've been attacking these systems recently.

Bro do you even know how much creativity goes into me doing google searches to find an image that I like? Then I post it as my own because I did the input to get it. Creative as fuck

Your drawings feel alive. There is emotion in them — love, warmth, embarrassment, kindness, lust, shock, humor, delight, and so much more.

The genuine nature puts a smile on my face.

I remember arguing with my dad over masks and vaccines. Turned the conversation around into “Isn’t it fascinating how old people die of things like cancer or organ failure now? Unlike the good ole days where over half of senior deaths were the peaceful cause of ‘old age.’ Wild huh?” He kindof got it

Thanks for sharing this guide to submit — have sent in my feedback. This audience is seeking to avoid senseless censorship and will not hesitate to leave again if they overstep on legal content.

3) The other part I would say is we are our own worst critics — I frequently feel the way I’m running my campaign is subpar and struggling… but in seeking feedback I find out my players are loving it. So in the end, I’m achieving a fun experience for everyone despite my perceived inadequacies.

2) is by being open to the story pivoting basis the player decision — for example, my current campaign is coming to its conclusion. It was initially going to end in a very different way, but my party managed to royally piss off a world-class mage, so he is going to be the new final encounter.

That absolutely makes sense! There are a few things I can share from experience on this. I’d say the first thing that comes to mind is that TTRPG’s pose a very difficult storytelling format. Collaborative storytelling introduces several variables outside of our control. The way I try to counteract

Anything in particular that is being a pain in the ass? Idk if you want suggestions, but if you do, I’d be happy to listen and share anything I can <3

I adore the ribbons on the platform heels.

I am super excited for this!

Thank you for the excellent excuse to scroll your entire feed haha <3

I found that I love your limited color (greyscale+1 color) work the most. I adore both of these and hope two is okay!