#warcraft
disgruntled thirsttrap
“You want to visit Nazmir? Take it from a zandalari that grew up there: No you don’t.”
Zazi best zandalari
Man of trash my greatest treasure
Outfit inspired by Fexel’s work!
bro stop making noise. some of bethekk’s priests work in ‘ere
i already forgot WHO it was i pointed out troll facial proportions to but anyway here we go! nelves and belves have the same 1/3 divide as us compared to trolls who are more ¼-¼-2/4
pasting on a pair of tusks does not make them read as trolls because the proportions aren’t quite there yet
now i am a terrible teacher, and it did take me a few years to start getting the hang of this. It would have helped -me- tremendously if someone spoonfed this to me way back when, and might help those who are frustrated their art doesn’t match the image they have in their heads
M’athchomaroon! If you came looking for David J. Peterson’s Tumblr, you found it! Sadly, it is no longer being maintained. If you’d like to find out what I’m up to now, check one of these places:
- Website:ArtofLanguageInvention.com
- Twitter:@Dedalvs
- Old Website: dedalvs.com
- YouTube:DavidPetersonAoLI
- AO3:Dedalvs
Yes, you read right: I’ve started an AO3. Does that mean I’m writing fanfiction? No, I’m afraid not. Instead, for those who followed this Tumblr specifically for my posts on dialogue on the various shows I’ve worked on (e.g. after the episode airs I post all the dialogue with translations), you can now go there. I’ll continue those posts there, and tag the relevant fandoms in the tags. If I ever want to write something else language-y, I’ll probably do so there as well, and then I’ll tweet it out. I can’t imagine that I’ll be as active there as I was here, but it’s nice to know there’s a place I can go to put out something longer than a tweet.
As for Tumblr, it’s been amazing. From becoming Tumblr famous overnight due to reblogging a post about life hacks(yes,that literally happened), to discoursing on spoons, to now, it’s been an amazing half a decade (maybe more?). I’m still easy to find on the internet. If I come to your home town, let me know and we can say hey.
For now, though, a fond farewell from me and little Roman. Ai gonplei ste odon.
