>>18
It's true, you eventually come to a point where you never find anything really interesting online anymore. Websites are great introductory resources and of course the archives of the internet (libgen, trackers) are unparalleled but once you ascend in a hobby or subject there's nothing for you. I think it's because of the cyclical nature of most websites, the same discussion will happen over and over again usually reaching the same conclusions as last time. I hope when you do come back you will find something new and interesting on the web, Postnonymous
Myself, I am working on my website, which I hope will alleviate the aformentioned problem. I'm also trying to build a core group of "ascended people" for that website when it launches

>>22
How does one ascend?

every morning. its cozy coffee

>>69
Coffee is his life. Saying he goes overboard is like saying Beethoven wrote too much music!

>>832
Is there a place to report that shit? Someone's taking it down, it would be nice to let them know if it pops up.

>>840
Good suggestion! I have actually been running a test on another textboard where I have made the deletion password public and just allow the community to delete stuff that doesn't fit the vibe. So far it has actually gone really well, with no incidents of mass deletion or upload wars. I guess it helps that it's really only spam that needs to be [...]
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I was driving out towards the country in my real life car on a highway. It was light out. I'm getting close to my destination and it's in eyeshot. For some reason, I'm driving towards some sort of Factory Island. It was a structure that was high above the water. It was comprised of mostly pipes and active smoke stacks. The only way to reach it was this highway. There was one stretch of road [...]
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I recently had a dream that I went trick-or-treating with one of my friends. We were walking around our town, smoking cigarettes, and talking. When I woke up, I was disappointed that it wasn't real.

Vortexes from the autumn breeze. I'd watch leaves
spin up and down and all around while waiting for the bus.

Easter, brick houses and sometimes the bible.
I attended an elementary school that was in an old brick building (with a more modern thing connected to it). It was a Christian school, so we did a lot of bible studies. Used to celebrate Easter every year, in the school and with my family.
I moved to a different country right afterwards and my new country had very few brick houses. It was very [...]
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I'd say procrastination, but I'll think about it later. Maybe tomorrow.

Homelessness is an easy one. I had a taste if what it would be like after having to live in hostels for a few months. I still have a support network for now. Elderly care for my parents is another one, I don't have the resources if they did need it.
mainly though I'm afraid of landing on a well-paying job only to think "that's it?" So much of my life has centered around working towards some ambiguous goal, can't imagine what it would be like to feel that the attained lifestyle wasn't worth the effort.

seconding the ic guide. i learned to draw from it as well. drawabox.com is really good too.

I found the biggest improvements happened when I started going to life figure drawing sessions, there was no guidance but it's great practice. It sucks at first but after some time you learn to use your time more and more efficiently and get a good grip on how to simplify shapes. If it's possible you should definitely give it a try.
Also fun to meet other people who are into art.

Sweet Dove - Hope is the Thing with Feathers
https://sweetdove.bandcamp.com/album/hope-is-the-thing-with-feathers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfcAVejslrU
I like to listen to this before sleep.

>>115
I googled what that was and the American 2008 movie Twilight so I'll assume that's the wrong thing.

>>85
Between all the Iyashikei anime, Aria is not my favorite. YKK is my favorite. But it's still pretty great and I am so happy for it to get more.

Post office haiku
anonymous and friendly
textboards are still neat :3

>>51
Not sure if I would call Umihara Kawase iyashi-kei. The visuals, music and general aesthetic? Sure. The gameplay? ...I hope you're really, really good at video games, or have the patience of a saint.

I find Super Mario Bros. 3 really comfy, probably because of the tanuki power-up.

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And Hi!