That brief stint of Visual-Novels-with-a-gimmick that actually got decently popular among western audiences, exclusive to the Nintendo DS.
Ace Attorney
Professor Layton
Ghost Trick
9 Hours 9 Persons 9 Doors
Hotel Dusk
Trauma Center
I’m sure it’s something to do with the intricacies of the DS’s limitations but like damn, that’s a solid ass lineup of Visual Novels that actually did decently among a wider, casual, western audience.
the hottest study tip i will ever give: keep a tiny stapler on you. i bought a “craft stapler” for $4.99 at a marshalls my freshman year and perpetually kept it in my bag. the # of times i’ve been hailed as a goddess when fellow students are turning in mandatorily-stapled-papers would be payment enough, were it not for the # of times in college i’ve put 2 plastic plates of free luncheon food together & stapled the edges for a free tubberware. pls buy a tiny stapler
i’ve stolen at LEAST 35 chocolate chip cookies and 11 cheesecake brownies via this method
distinguished and chaotic aren’t even categories on the same alignment chart but they should be because that intersection is exactly where i want to live
lawful/neutral/chaotic is like. morals, following the rules, your approach to how you navigate the world and make decisions. distinguished/functional/disaster is just whether or not you’re successful with ur approach. i wanna be chaotic but i also wanna be super on top of my shit
As artists, we can often feel like we’ve plateaued on our progress because of lack of time, or resources. Not every artist has the time to go to art classes, and not every artist has the money to attend art-school and receive a proper critique.
That’s why I’ve created this blog! Introducing the…
The Redline Station is a blog that is dedicated to helping artists. If an artist is struggling with anatomy, or would like a critique on their art, they can submit the art using the SUBMIT YOUR ART button. Then, one of our moderator artists will pick up their piece and do a redline of it to help them better see the places that need fixing.
What’s a redline?
Good question!
A redline is when an artist will draw directly over a piece of art in order to show what the mistakes in anatomy are. By seeing the comparison of the art itself (at a lower opacity) and of the more accurate anatomical example, the artist can more quickly improve their drawing.
Our artists will take your submitted drawing and give you a redline. They will then post it to the blog alongside the original to help you compare the two and easily see what needs to be done. It’ll look somewhat like this!
Q: Can I submit anything?
A: Yes! Any type of art, human or animal is okay! The only thing that’s not okay is gore and pornography. The posts will need to be PG-13. (Kissing and suggestive scenes are okay, however.)
Q: Will you redline if the drawing is in my style?
A: Yes! Anime style, cartoony style drawings are also okay. The idea isn’t to fix the drawing to look more like ‘realism’, but to fix it to make it look more believable within the frame of style it’s already in.
Q: How many drawings can I submit for redlining?
A: For the time being, I’m the only one running the blog… In order to keep my sanity, I will accept only one submission per person and only keep submissions open for a limited time until I get more help. Which brings us to our next point…
Do you want to help me?! GOOD! Then please read the next post.
Plot Designing 