Very likely going to be opening for emergency commissions as tax month is screwing me over pretty hard. Will be dropping a bigger announcement tomorrow!
So my BF @OpethRockr55 and I have been wanting to collab on 3D modeling again, and we whipped up this cute Beardy as a practice test. We both had to learn a lot of new things but I think he came out pretty good!
It's time folks, I'm opening c0mms!
Gonna' be doing things different this time. Opening ONE slot only to test the waters, and client will be handpicked by TOMORROW. Don't take it personally if you don't get a reply by then.
Form will be in the replies!
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@SirMeowMusic This was an answer my own surgeon gave for mine. 3 of the 4 hadn't erupted, and opted for general. Was the right call for me in hindsight.
@SirMeowMusic It depends on the teeth. Wisdom teeth that haven't erupted require a bit more work to get to and out and can be *really* uncomfortable local-only. The more erupted a tooth, the more simple in and out and the less likely general is recommended. But, every case is unique.
Bayonetta engages in a bewitching battle against the Homunculi, a feisty new witch named Viola enters the scene, and… is that another Bayonetta?
Find out more when #Bayonetta3 struts onto #NintendoSwitch on 10/28! Watch the latest trailer now: https://t.co/jBoWZH0EdQ
Dragon’s Dogma II will begin the cycle anew.
Join director Hideaki Itsuno as he reflects on how the world of Gransys came to be and shares the announcement of the upcoming sequel, in development using RE Engine:
🐉 https://t.co/Q2HSN1fCji
Me: This is it. The time is now. I'm going to do a proper blockout, all at the same time without any issues. I've got it all planned out. It'll be the perfect start!
My ADHD brain: Yeah, but what if....
@PatStaresAt Note, this is not true for backsteps. Backsteps are done on press, not release. It's why sprint jumps on thin ledges are always a pain in the ass.