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she royal on my dice till i #royaldice #battat

@sabato__n Okay not a Japanese but it's a jp resource - have you seen doujin making planner??? You can divide all the parts of making doujin and approximate how much each would take you, compare that with time you have and figure out how much harder you gotta work qovo.jp/dojin-techo

Playtesting

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これも教えたい。 炊飯器チーズケーキ。 ３合炊き炊飯器を使用しております。 これもすごく美味しいんです。 材料は クリームチーズ: 200g 卵: 2個 砂糖: 70g 生クリーム: 200ml 薄力粉: 大さじ2 レモン汁: 大さじ1 作り方は下に書いておきます。

갑자기 코스메 얘기 하고싶어져서 ootd는 거들뿐 화장품 얘기ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 한 2년째 이 루틴으로 굳어진듯 제품명이랑 호수도 적으려고 했는데 너무 빽빽해져서 타래로 달겠습니당(광 고 아 님)

#スーパーゲ制デー 鉱石のツノが生えた少女が死者の国を巡るADV 『#星継ぎのゆきうさぎ』を制作中です ミニゲームや後半のストーリーを進めています𓂃 𓈒✍︎꙳⋆ ▼体験版公開中！URLはツリーにて

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既出だったらあれだけど目の立体に迷ったらOKマーク👌作ればざっくりの参考になるかもという気づき

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To my friends overseas who are serious about learning anime background art These downloadable videos are available for purchase even from overseas. Learn traditional Japanese techniques from real professionals!

做了一些方块笔刷

#deltarune I finally finished the Mikes' stickers… #tenna #miketrio

#スーパーゲ制デー #IndieDev 人間の手でしか生命活動を終えられない『物人外達』と、この世界で唯一の人間である主人公の『あなた』 食べて、使い切って、破壊して人外達の望む終わり方を叶えてあげよう🍴 という感じの人外キャラゲーを2年くらいかけて制作・Steamにて公開予定！🥞

Before the performance starts #deltarune #tenna #miketrio

saw a kid with so much aura?

Let’s make some Gothic Lolita accessories! ✨ Today’s project: The Spindle Headdress. 🎀 I’m going to show you how to handmade your own cute headdress! We’ll start from the pattern and take it nice and slow. 🥰 No sewing machine? No problem! You can do it all by hand. It’s not that difficult, so let’s take our time and enjoy the process! 🎀Things to Prepare🎀 - Graph paper (1cm grid recommended) or regular paper and a ruler - Pencil, eraser - Compass or French curve ruler (freehand is fine if you don’t have one) - Use the dimensions from the image as a reference for scaling (the image shows actual size, so measure in cm if drawing 1:1) 🎀Overall View of the Pattern🖊📄📏 The pattern in the image is the base piece of the headdress (a rectangular shape with curved details). Place it on fabric and cut. Main dimensions: - Height (vertical): 12.5 cm - Width (bottom edge): 20 cm - Top width: 4 cm - Curved section: symmetrical zigzag lines (4 horizontal lines spaced 1 cm apart, with star-like marks) - Curve starts 4 cm up from the bottom edge - Assume fold lines and seam allowance of about 1 cm (not specified in the image, so add standard amount) Draw just one piece like this — you’ll use it to cut fabric twice (double layer). 🎀Pattern Drafting Steps📏📄५✍⋆* 1. Draw the base rectangle: - On the paper, draw a rectangle 20 cm wide × 12.5 cm tall. Bottom is straight 20 cm, top is also straight. - Draw a vertical center fold line at 10 cm. This helps keep everything symmetrical. 2. Narrow the top width: - Leave 4 cm in the center at the top edge, then slant inward from both ends (like trimming the sides). - The image shows the top as a 4 cm straight line, with gentle curves connecting down to the bottom. - Specifically: From the bottom corners, go straight up 12.5 cm, then from the top edge move inward 2 cm on each side and mark points. Connect to form the 4 cm top. 3. Draw the curves: - Draw a horizontal line 4 cm up from the bottom (this is where the curve starts). - Replicate the zigzag pattern from the image: Draw 4 horizontal guide lines spaced 1 cm apart (up to 4 cm). - Mark zigzag points along each guide line. The image has star marks (*) and symmetrical curves. - Example: From the center of the bottom line, create wavy points left and right (about 2–3 cm spacing for peaks and valleys). - Use a compass for smooth arcs: connect gentle curves with about 4 cm radius. - From 4 cm up to 12.5 cm, connect with straight lines or gentle curves. The image looks somewhat trapezoid-shaped, narrowing toward the top. 4. Add extra markings: - Copy any labels from the image like “1cm intervals,” “left center,” “right center,” etc. - Add notches (small cuts) on the bottom and top edges for matching when sewing. - Add 1 cm seam allowance around the outer edge (draw as dotted line). 5. Note down the ribbon and lace measurements separately: - Draw these on another sheet since they’re straight strips. - Ribbon A: 37 cm × 5 cm (base) - Ribbon B: 56 cm (decoration?) - Lace A: 30 mm wide × 60 cm - Lace B: 50 mm wide × 60 cm - Lace C: 38 mm wide × 27 cm (for hair pins?) - Ribbon (rosette?): 15 mm wide × 186 cm - These are just straight lines — measure and draw with a ruler. 🎀Tips for Drafting🎀 - You can enlarge and print the image to trace it. But drawing your own makes resizing easy (e.g., shrink the bottom to 18 cm to fit a smaller head circumference). - If curves are hard, use a French curve ruler or fold the paper in half for perfect symmetry. - Once finished, test the pattern by pinning it to fabric and making a mock-up. Refer to the steps in the image (gather the lace and sew it on) while adjusting.🎀✨

the Johari Window (1/3) #DELTARUNE