I checked in on web3 Twitter recently out of curiosity and apparently the current meta is that they all say good morning and good night to each other because "it builds strong community" and also because all the latest tokens have a leaderboard ranked by engagement on your tweets promoting the shitcoin that determines how big a share of the initial distribution you get

I saw one account saying "I went from 10-20 gms to 300-500gms a day and my portfolio is so much stronger", another complaining "If I unfolowed you recently it's because you do not say GM back and ignore my GMs on your own GMs"

Normal behavior

art by RiverMakes

their name is "Sundae"

(2023-07-02 EDIT: replaced twitter link embed with uploaded image directly to cohost)
(2024-09-26 EDIT: changed eye and mouth color ^^)

This is Geo Atlas! They're a big (around 8-10 feet tall, or 2.4 - 3m) inflatable mascot dragon! For a water park, despite their looks. They're, also not really the normal kind of inflatable you'd expect to find at a water park, more the kind you'd find in a parking lot... There's a story there (see under the read more!)

I'm tentatively considering Geo a sona of sorts, although a different brand of sona from the rest... less a "me as an X" sense and more a "this is a form that'd be fun to be" sense. Sona for entertainment and fun rather than introspection. Technically this makes its full name "Sofsh Geo Atlas" but I did something funny with that...

i'm setting up posed 3D models in CSP as drawing reference for a scene in my visual novel that's like. you know. the classic "parent cries at kitchen table due to financial distress, thinking child is not listening (child is listening; audience heartbroken)" kind of scene.

still in the stage where i'm kinda slapping down the models. no particular order of operations here, tbh. first i find dad and chair, and pose them appropriately. then i find wall with door, and child. now it is time for a table.

so one thing to know about 3D models in CSP is that a lot of the 3rd-party ones are not quite scaled correctly (you can scale them yourself on the canvas so it's NBD)

i grab a table from my model library and drag it onto the canvas

and instantly start fucking losing it

this is so sad his table too small