It definitely makes one really think more broadly, because at that point you're not just designing the creature. It has to fit within the environment at that point, which means that everything else in that environment has to fit within itself, too. Definitely a big task, but it's fun!
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How & why*
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I did an evolution of primative taschevah yeeaaarrrs ago, showing the transition from a flightless creature to what they are now, how are why. But, I'm still unsatisfied, tbh. Probably never will be 😅
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100% agreed, so I'm right there with you. Lol.
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Admittedly, I'm the same way. I still love typical dragons, but they're such a pain in the ass to design plausibly.
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What makes me irate is, and this is totally my own doing, had I tried new meds earlier this year like my therapist suggested, I wouldn't have wasted the vast majority of my time indoors, in bed, emotionally critical.
I could have been outside in my garden, happier. But depression wouldn't allow it.
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It's frustrating either way, I bet.
D;
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"Waldeinsamkeit" - the feeling of being alone in the woods
#Art #DarkArt #OC #Azra
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One annoyance I've discovered is that the lithium wears off about the same time each evening. Around 5:30-6 pm. I take it at 8:30 pm.
This means the anxiety starts creeping in and I'll have to supplement with my buspirone for a couple of hours.
My metabolism has >always< done this with meds.
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The positive that is only a minor annoyance right now is the art portion. Because I feel like my skeleton is attempting to eject itself from the meat suit and go get my sketchbook to draw.
It's not that I don't want to, but because this migraine won't allow it.
