I started working at age 13, helping my mom clean apt. for a property manager of that estate. It was good money and taught me valuable skills and lessons as well as managing my money. Gradually I started working a part time job at a food court, movie theater and then working on campus. We weren't well off but it helped me save for a car, college re...... reply
I will say I was pro-choice until I saw the videos of the baby's development in the womb and the procedure along with testimonies of woman who had abortions. I cried because it was so horrific for the mother and child. So because of what I researched I am pro-life. Unfortunately, people forget the child can have a normal life. Those with mental dis...... reply
teeth gaps are adorable! Baby's have teeth gaps or those with small teeth gaps are not distracting but it gives people a distinguished characteristic that stands out. I see no problem with a teeth gaps and find them charming just as natural things such as birthmarks, freckles, or the like. reply
Depends on where you are going. They may be concerned for your wellbeing and being on your own as a teenager. That is incredibly scary to be unable to drive to your side immediately if something happens. As someone who follows series on murder cases, there are instances of woman who live alone and are vulnerable. There is a growing illegal immigran...... 1 reply
So my sister and I are drawing again but far from knowing where to begin. All I can do is floating cartoon heads (hair, face- you get the idea) but sometimes without a body. Can never nail the body proportions down. I usually did this in school when leaving little reminders or helpful tips in my notes so it stands out but I want to get into actually learning techniques to help us learn and create our own designs. Mostly because artists on Tumblr make me yearn to be as artistic as they are, same goes for webtoon artists, and videos of users graduation films in animation. You should check out Burn Out and Hors Saison if you have some spare time. Anyway, we are also buying our own drawing displays/monitor just to get used to its available features as I hate wasting paper. I know it's not going to make me an artist overnight but I believe it will keep me occupied and consistent towards my goals in expanding my artistic abilities. So it's a little whelming on where to start but any advice for these beginners hoping to learn is most welcome!