Sarah smiled as she discovered where the extra package of her Pearlyhose Hosiery had gone. Her own mother must have been snooping in her room and inadvertently touched the soft nylons, after that it was only a matter of time before she succumbed to their power and control.
Sarah watched as her mother lift up her dress to reveal the Pearlyhose Hosiery under it. Together both mother and daughter would convert others into becoming Pearlyhose drone just like they were.
Now that development on Circuit’s full commercial release is underway, we’re on the hunt for some musical talents to commission to create an accompanying OST for the game!
Circuitis a sci-fi adventure game with lighthearted tones, planned to be a few hours in length.
In terms of the style of music, you can play the demo yourself, or listen to the demo’s OST here to get an idea of what we’re looking for! Alternatively, you can check out an LP of the gameplay to get an understanding of the atmosphere we are trying to achieve.
For more information, contact [email protected] with your samples and rates!
This is Robbie, he’s actually taking requests for that ship all day. He’s a huge fan but he’s in a bit of an art block and doesn’t really know where to start, send him your ideas!
Examples of his art can be found HERE! Annnd, it’s completely free!
Hello and welcome to yet another Good Omens event. I made a post on my blog about it, and it got enough attention that I decided to make a blog dedicated to it for further organization, and this is going to be the Major Post Full Of Information (the info I have so far).
What I have planned is blogs with underappreciated fan content to recommend sign up to be on a reference list. On the days of the event, people can drop into those blogs’ ask boxes and ask for a fic rec, sort of like how one would go house to house on Trick or Treat night.
The goal of this event is to spread some love to creators whose work seems to have been gotten lost in the rush of new content. There doesn’t have to be any new works created. People who sign up to rec works can organize beforehand if they wish, but nothing is required. Just sign up and dish out recs at your own pace.
I’m hoping that it’ll be a two day event on December 26th and the 27th.
Please feel free to ask any questions! The sign up form will be going up soon!
it’s so frustrating (and heartbreaking) to see so many writers going on indefinite hiatus / deleting their blogs because they are not motivated to write anymore. worst of all: people would always be like ‘no why are you leaving we don’t want you to do so :(’ but they were nowhere to be seen in our notifications beforehand. the lack of support on this platform is a huge issue and it’s a shame that content consumers don’t get the hint when writers have been waving the red flag for months. pleasesupport creators by rebbloging their posts, interact with them by leaving a few tags, a comment or an ask! if you’re too shy then hit that anon button and you’re good to go. show them that their works matter and you enjoy their blog, because when the decision to leave is made, it’s already too late.
Normally I’m not one to add my two cents to a post but I think this has inadvertently stumbled into exactly the reason why readers aren’t getting engagement: because their audiences are not communities and don’t see themselves as such, but ‘content consumers’.
Writers and artists create because they are compelled to, but they share because they want to engage with the community. When we approach their works with the emptiness of the term 'content’ that so characterizes the commercial media landscape, we devalue the work and intentions of writers and artists.
Yes, comment! Yes, reblog! Yes, support! Because as a reader and audience member you are a vital part of the community! I think there is this sense that you are only valued if you share your creative efforts, and only then can your voice be appreciated, and that simply not true! Audience, we love and appreciate you because we share for you! You are a part of the community too!
Here here!
This. I stopped writing three comics on here from lack of engagement. To kill yourself over some work you’re really excited to share and not get one word of engagement is a staggering blow to creators. If you like something someone does, say it. It might be the one thing that keeps a work you admire from guttering out completely.
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