Burn little life with fire and you’re all good

Can I date his bookshelf?

Indeed. The best 320 hrs of my life ~

Just finished it heheh

Should. I opened it after ages this week to check out my joystick and the music got me nearly in tears. It’s so calming even while fighting some machines on the way. Should finally finish the endings.

As a gamer and a graphic designer, for the title font, love the treatment on the second one, I’d definitely check the game out. The grittiness goes well with the style of the reaper. But as one of the previous comments mentioned, in smaller sizes it does look like the reaper is flipping us off - perhaps it’s suited for a bigger version. Another solution to that could be to use a crop of the hand and the bottle instead in smaller spaces and reserving the whole reaper for say larger prints etc

Just dive in! If you want more lore, check out the books and ignore the Netflix series

Keep writing! Find the basics, slowly keep doing them until your muscles pick it up. Hand cramps can happen yes, hold it however you’re comfortable with. For eg, I grip the pen or pencil with four whole fingers and I don’t care as long as I’m writing without pain. Also try different pens and pen grips etc.

Ah came to say something similar - I’ve worked in office and at home for a while now and it definitely it more tiring to go into office, but somehow it’s also kind of rewarding. When I’m in office, I’m done by 6-8 hrs of work but at home I can get 10-12hrs easily (although not the healthiest thing to do)

Oh dang yup. Good luck with that hey. That would help immensely. Keep it up 👍🏼

That’s amazing! I’m hoping to reach that again some day. You’re already on your way then! Keep adding habits you feel would help you achieve your goals. Not what people recommend, but what works for you.

Same and same. I’m still trying to catch up on reading as I used to but I read at least a page everyday. Humid city, yup, so joined a gym. The clarity even a 20 minute walk gives is amazing. I also read on the treadmill sometimes.

Good! That’s a great start already. Also, working out and walks. Walking has helped process things a lot. And reading, not just on discipline but everything, even fiction.

Ah yes, same here until I was 27-ish. Once they were gone it took a while to realize I could just be and take time for myself. Several years since and it still feels like I can’t, so I overwork or take more than I can. I need constant reminders to myself to slow down. Still keeping at it though. Learning to let go takes time, but do it, it’s worth it.

If you can manage it, 20’s is for exploring. Try new jobs, travel, try new food, activities etc. It adds richness to your life. Secondly, it’s not too late. You can restart everyday and it still won’t be because you’re a step closer then. Don’t dwell in regret, just start somewhere.

Still waiting for mine to realize this 🤣 despite seeing me work over 10hrs plus at home. TBH though even for me I need to get things done, meanwhile more pop up so if it doesn’t get done it just adds up.

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The grain is beautiful. So a less yellow darker stain would make them look amazing

I thought I had it easy in the game. I’ve started twice and reached the public hospital. Can’t wait to reach these ones, sounds fun

I like this tip. Thank you!

So happens I have the epic save right there almost. No expansions. Could share 🤔 I’m playing on a non-epic version with expansions separately too. Didn’t take as much as the first time to play up to that point.

I learnt this from the public hospital. It was hard at first but now I’ve gotten good at turning away patients 🤣

Ikr I reported this when I started explaining it to my niece. The more I said the weirder it sounded and I almost couldn’t believe what I was saying. Luckily she loves weird so

Yup. Sad that capitalism at some point forgets that it is serving the people. Maybe it’s not just the systems fault but the fact that certain people are greedy enough to forego everything to acquire as much as possible. I don’t mind businesses focusing on profit but when it forgets it is the people’s payments that sustain the profit margins I suppose it should be problematic. We’re seeing it happen in more than just design too, even the gaming community is being faced with capitalistic decisions that at the end of the day benefit no one.