Foon
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Foon@beehaw.orgOPto
Creative@beehaw.org•The King of the Forest and his helpers (painted miniatures)English
0·3 years ago[off topic question: I see a lot of people including image descriptions in text for accessibility purposes. Is there a benefit to doing that instead of/in addition to including alt text with the images, which - if I understand it correctly - will be picked up by screenreaders?]
I feel like if I came out I’d be virtue signalling and taking oxygen from people who are “actually queer”. I’m worried people won’t believe me, because I spent 15 years not believing myself.
For what it’s worth from an internet stranger:
I believe you. You are allowed to take up space. You are allowed to be who you are. You have just as much of a right to identify as whatever you want as anyone else. And if someone doesn’t agree with that, that says a whole lot more about them than about you.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•People around the world, do you drink tap water without boiling?English
2·3 years agoI think you’ve already had plenty of replies here, but yeah here in western Europe, straight from the tap. I’m also fortunate not to have any chlorine in my water. It’s delicious.
One thing about the chlorine, it also just evaporates over time without boiling. Filling a jug of water and leaving it standing around for a while will also get rid of that chlorine smell/taste!
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Creative@beehaw.org•Painted this Ninja Turtle bust that i found and printed.
2·3 years agoYes, it’s a good thing! I really like the highlights in the green parts. So vibrant and intense. Doing a quick paintjob well is a skill :D
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Creative@beehaw.org•Painted this Ninja Turtle bust that i found and printed.
3·3 years agoThis looks great! Fun model and great paintjob. It looks quite cartoony, especially with the unsubtle highlights, and that’s a great choice for this model. Love it.
I quite enjoy falafel and I’d like to try my hand at making them, but deep frying is not an option for me. Anyone have suggestions how to make them in a skillet or oven?
That’s great, thanks! I’m not in the US, so I’ll have to do any shopping elsewhere, but I’ll check out the videos. Is it expensive to get started, or can you get the most basic necessities on a budget? (I tend to be a multicrafter, trying everything a little bit, and only spending more if I really want to dive into it.)
And yeah I’ll join you in the community, excited to learn more. Thanks!
That looks absolutely gorgeous, if I saw that in a shop I’d be like “I must have this!”
I’ve wanted to try working with leather for a long time, but I find it very intimidating. Do you have any suggested resources on how to get started?
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Nature and Gardening@beehaw.org•I have over 170 house plants. If I submitted a photo and a quick info guide on them per day or every few days, would that be something worthwhile of interest or would that be considered too spammy?English
3·3 years agoThat sounds fun! I was actually thinking about doing something similar, but only about a few ones I think are special. Would love to see it.
Edit: what I mean is, I think it’d be interesting content, not that I’m in any way trying to “compete”!
Not OP, but Spirit Island is one of my favourite games too. I think it’s great at most player counts, but I like it the most at 2p. You can help each other out, fill in each other’s weak spots, but it doesn’t get as overwhelming as at larger player counts. And yes indeed, the decision space in Spirit Island is so big that alpha gaming is not easy (once you’ve played it a lot that gets easier, though), which makes it a great actual co-op game.
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Creative@beehaw.org•I finally finished painting this creepy monster. What do you think?English
0·3 years agoI agree! I’ll make sure to post more as I finish them ;)
What are you working on? Do share!
They are so cute!
Question, I have multiple friends who have guinea pigs, but they’re all quite scared of humans. They’re still adorable, but it’s hard to get any interaction with them. Yours don’t seem that way, did you do anything special to make that happen, or are my friends just unlucky?
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Creative@beehaw.org•I finally finished painting this creepy monster. What do you think?English
2·3 years agoIt is a really cool game, yeah. The minis are great, but more importantly, the gameplay is really good! It has a lot of tactical gameplay without being overly complicated.
I believe they’re doing a second printing now which is fulfilling via a kickstarter, it’s been a challenging one to get. But it’s super well received everywhere so I hope it ends up in regular shops some time too.
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Creative@beehaw.org•I finally finished painting this creepy monster. What do you think?English
2·3 years agoThank you! 😊
Yeah I should have said, it’s on a 100mm base, about 12cm tall I believe. Quite a difference from painting 28/32mm figures!
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Creative@beehaw.org•A bit creepier than most of the cute stuff around here, but I finally finished painting this huge miniature!English
1·3 years agoThe game that it’s from is in 45(?)mm scale I think, but it has huge monsters. So this one is ~12cm tall, on a 10cm base
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Creative@beehaw.org•I finally finished painting this creepy monster. What do you think?English
7·3 years agoIt is, yes! From Oathsworn: Into the Deepwood. When we got it and it came with such epic minis (and you reveal a new one every game), we decided we wouldn’t play with grey plastic anymore. So now in between each of the games we have to paint a new monster!
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boardgames@feddit.de•The Backerkit campaign for Gloomhaven 2nd edition, RPG and miniatures is up
4·3 years agoI’m excited. I don’t think I’ll ever play the RPG (I just don’t know who I’d ever play it with), I don’t need all those minis (except maybe the summons would be nice to have), but I’m really really looking forward to playing through Gloomhaven 2.
Absolutely adorable, this is the cutest thing I’ve seen all day. Thank you for sharing!
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RPG@lemmy.ml•(Dumb questions?) Can dnd actually be played solo, and if so how?English
2·3 years agoIt um, kind of can! It took a bit of effort, but I got it to come up with a character and roleplay it, and then Lyra Moonshadow and I went on an adventure together!







Oh interesting, would these be the larvae then? A quick Google tells me that we have over 60 different types of native ladybugs here, so I’m gonna have to do some searching. Thanks.
And yes, I realise bugs all have their role to play and aren’t inherently good or bad. But I was looking for “is it likely that these clustering bugs are killing my plant”, i.e. are they a foe in this situation.