edtucciarone.bsky.social
Occasional artist. Consumer of pie. He/Him.
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I pet him and brushed him and told him I loved him, and that Shawna on Bluesky loved him. He bit me. I think that means he loves you back.
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I don't think you should paint him. He's perfect the color he is now. :)
Of course you should paint him! He's a perfect specimen!
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#cats
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I'm so sorry for your loss. Kitties are great friends, but they just don't live long enough. I'm glad she got to enjoy some sunshine, though.
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What's great is that you set the scene in a dentist's office with minimal doo-dad drawings. If I tried to draw that, I'd have put in the little toilet bowl sink and the other apparatus (although it's been a long time since I've been to the dentist).
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Justin, your sculptures are great--I really like the bison and Susan. I followed you in the hopes of seeing more of your work in the future!
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That looks like a digital painting--is that a print out next to the actual cat? Or is that a traditional painting? Either way, it's excellent.
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Recent NYer cartoon. Seemed appropriate.
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Some general Bluesky advice:
1. Use a lot of hashtags if you want to be seen.
2. Reposting is your friend.
3. Follow some groups if you want to see more content.
4. Be prepared to see a lot of artwork and fewer memes.
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Thank you! I had fun making him.
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Cats just go with Christmas. My beast was happy to play with a low-hanging ornament, ultimately knocking it off the tree and batting it around the tree skirt. Other than that, though, he left the tree alone. Merry Christmas, Kaitlyn!
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As an artist, pretty much everything you do is art. You've done so much to make this planet a better place to live. Thank you. And Merry Christmas, Marlo!
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That looks like a Joann Fabrics. I worked there for a few years. Have great stuff.
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Throwing up is horrible. So are back spasms. I hope you feel better soon!
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oh shit... looks like something was made of plastic and it broke. I hope it's a cheap fix!
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OMG
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That little spotted belly!
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I sculpted his nose and teeth out of Sculpey air-dry clay. The rest of him is a wooden frame (2x4) with styrofoam bulking up his mass, covered in air-dry clay, painted black, and then covered in plush felt "skin". He has horns under his hat, but they were made out of Magic Sculpt. Thank you!
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In 5E a wood elf wizard or sorcerer is racially able to wield a long sword and a long bow (or a short bow). I'm not sure about a short sword or a rapier or anything else, but I know wood elves are proficient with long swords and bows.
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Winona, congratulations on five thousand followers! I am sharing my favorite sculpture, a faux taxidermy named Mortimer, seen here wearing a festive holiday hat. I would be delighted to hear what you think. #art #fauxtaxidermy #animalart
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When your knuckles just aren't hairy enough...
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Not to mention THC
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LinkedIn is a great way to keep informed about places you follow because you applied there once six years ago...
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Burnout, but it's not from working too much. I get overwhelmed by what would happen if I fail, or if I'm successful.... I like to make art, but it's really hard to start up doing it. Sometimes I start out with the intention to make art, but a whole day goes by with nothing done.
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I worked at Joann Fabrics, where the fabric is generally around $14.99 a yard, but then there are sales and doorbusters and coupons and very rarely does the customer pay what the ticket charged. And very rarely does the customer not complain...
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THIS. Where I work I have to wrap people's fragile things in paper and I think I'm infinitely better at that than the people who grab like ten sheets and make some sort of mentally challenged origami around their resin reindeer statues...
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Thank you! It's supposed to be a gear but it really does look more like a sun. I have a huge bag of plastic and metal gears I could use to make more robots, but the whole Steampunk thing has sort of come and gone... I do want to make robot reindeer though. I just never got around to it...