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✨Comment faire son introspection personnelle ? Par où commencer ? Voici 80 questions pour mieux se connaître et se comprendre soi-même.
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In May, 2016 we packed up the van and headed to Kino Bay for a few weeks. Bahia de Kino is located about 5 hours South of the US border crossing in Nogales, Arizona. It is one hour from the capi…
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Educator. He was an English classical scholar who was the headmaster of Westminster School from 1846 to 1855 and Dean of Christ Church in Oxford from 1855 to 1898. Born Henry George Liddell, the son of a rector with the same name, his grandfather was Sir Henry Liddell, 5th Baronet, and on his maternal line, his...
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ALSOOO I already have a Danganronpa fangame in my head since like 1year and now I think it would be cool if it was actually Danganronpa V2, I have like 2 ocs in my head. So firstly, Rantaro would obviously be the protagonist or the detragonist, for the 2 ocs I have multiple ideas AND they are going to die furing chap3; one would be the killer and going to be executed like when men were mummified in Egypt a long time ago while being the Ultimate researcher or something... the Class Trial would only have one victime BUT OH you huys probably know there's always 2 victims in a chap3, so the other oc I have would sacrificed herself during the trial to prove her innocence so that the innocent would not choose the wrong person and be executed. I'm not saying their designs/personnality/motives rn
#NoAI I disallow the use of this project by AI image generators. Hi One of my life long dreams has always been to work on a big animation project like the ones I used to watch as a kid (and that I still do) This project was for me a huge learning curve on that subject, as I approched each phase of design in the same way I saw the visual development of "Finding Nemo", "Atlantis" and "Hotel Transylvania" I mixed my love for Sci-Fi and underwater environments in "Be-B" to create an eerie and mysterious adventure. Here you can see my entire work on character designs. Each robot is built as a kit : The head is the core of the robot, with it's capacities and personnality whereas the rest of the body can be swapped for situational gear depending on what work the robot needs to acheive. Be-B, the tiny robot and the hero of this story, is as simple as can be. Representing the fact that you don't need to be incredible to be the hero of your own adventure. For more frequent updates here is my instagram ! https://www.instagram.com/kevinmarkbonein/
Tylestel is a french tabletop RPG where players explore the Archipelago of Tylestel, as heroes chosen by the seven Gods of the Pantheon, wielding elemental magic, fighting mythical foes and uncovering the secrets of the gods and the fallen Titans. The world of Tylestel is heavily inspired by greek mythology, especially with the monsters and creatures populating the Archipelago. Despite that, the game has its own pantheon: Here you have the whole crew, except the 8th god, the god of destiny. This one took a bit of back and forth to nail down each God's design and personnality. Again I relied on Blednder to model the arena's basic layout, which saved me probably dozens of hours of head-scratching and focus on laying out the seven characters and their poses. I then extracted the various characters, and I tweaked them to give them each a stand alone image for the book interior. At the time of posting, and until 06/06/2020, Tylestel has a crowdfunding campaign to finance the game: www.gameontabletop.com/cf323/tylestel Tylestel is published by "la plume de cyrano" ( laplumedecyrano.com ) and written by Bastien Lyonnet and Marc Aubert, and containing additional illustrations by Tania Sanchez-Fortun and Guillaume Guc.
If you're a Mod visiting Las Vegas on vacation, that Lady Luck has smiled at you at the craps table, that you have some extra cash burning a hole in your pocket and that you have a day to spare, then this is the guide for you! Forget about the Lonely Planet, Parka Avenue will reveal all the Mod friendly places you must visit. You'll find out where you can stretch your dollar and pack your suitcase full of goodies. You will also learn about the places you should avoid like the plague. Rarely do I visit an American city without leaving with a record or two. Well, this will be the exception. It's still hard to believe that I didn't manage to put my hands on a single 45. In this desert oasis, you basically have two options: Record City and Wax Trax. I didn't even bother visiting Wax Trax. The place has such a bad reputation for having a crazy owner, that will charge you 5 times the going price for a record, that I didn't waste my time. I was thinking of going just to have a good story for this blog but I had more important ground to cover. All you need to do is check the Yelp reviews and you'll understand why he has the lowest possible score of 1 out of 5 stars. So that left me with Record City. The place is central and easily accessible. It's clean, well organised and has a decent selection of LPs and 45s. Like most record shops I visit, the more interesting records are behind the counter. After a quick search through the $1 to $20 rows, I asked if I could have a look at the more valuable records. As soon as the owner saw me with my portable Sound Burger record player, he quickly stated: - You can't use that here. - Oh... I see. I'm usually extremely careful... - It doesn't matter. Those are expensive records. - I understand. I'm here to buy. If I'm going to spend good money for a record, I would like hear it before I purchase it. Do you have a turntable? - No. I had one but it's broken. Well, that started on a chilly note. One of the first singles I pulled out was Darrell Banks - Open The Door To You Heart, with the B side - Our Love (Is In The Pocket) - being my favorite track. I gasped when I saw $100 on it with a grading of G+ on the paper sleeve. I noticed that the owner had seen my reaction. - I'm sorry. I'm just taken aback by the prices. - These are rare records, you know. - Well then I must have been lucky because I paid no more then $20 for this Darrell Banks record. - No, that's what it goes for. Most of these records came from Wax Trax. That explains a lot! While I was going through the rest of the boxes, he actually went on the net to verify if what I was saying was true. He later confirmed that there was a copy on eBay for $30. When I stumbled on The Whatusi by The Orlons for $20, I had enough. I see copies at $2 on a regular basis. What a disapointment. Fortunately, there are bargains to be found in Vegas. Every cloud has a silver lining and that place is Glam Factory Vintage. Owner and Vespa rider Stephanie is the sweetest gal you'll come accross in Vegas. Her husband is a Lambretta rider himself so they make it hard not to want to spend your casino earnings there. And you won't leave broke because her prices are the best odds in town and the selection is second to none. What I like about the shop, aside from the onwer's charming personnality, is that every piece of clothing has been sourced locally. Who knows, you might just leave with a cardigan that was owned by Frank or Sammy at one point. Eric, proudly wearing his vintage threads, welcoming you with a smile. She confided in me that a good portion of her clientele are burlesque dancers. Maybe if I hang around long enough... A vintage 60s black and white dress that I bought as a gift for my wife. Stephanie had set up a booth at the High Rollers rally site and although I arrived Friday night, I still managed to put my hands on some great pieces for less then a few turns at the black jack table. I got a light weight navy mac, made by Boston Harbor, will be perfect for scooter outings on chilly summer nights. And so will this Lee early 70s polyester burgundy jacket. Another similar 70s light blue jacket had my name on it. I must be the jacket wisperer because I swear I could hear it say: "Take me... Take me..." What about this 60s v-neck sweater? If this doesn't scream Mod then I don't know what will. Yes Mr. President... Not to far from Glam Factory Vintage is Electric Lemonade. This other vintage clothing shop might hide a few treasures but as hard as I looked, I didn't find anything that met Parka Avenue standards. The clothes were not as prestine and the prices were a bit higher. Like any vintage shop, it pays to go on a regular basis. But if you're an out of town visitor with a limited amount of time, go directly to Glam Factory Vintage. You have to admit that the blue dress on the mannequin is quite nice. Hungry after all that shopping? Do I have a great local family owned restaurant for you! A stone's throw from Electric Lemonade is Simpo Sandwiches. You can't get more authentic then that and above all it's DELICIOUS! It's the best thing since sliced bread! Well... You get the picture. Any place that has the XM radio set to 60s Soul is already OK in my book. Plus the small shrine dedicated to the first black President makes it all the more inviting. But the mouth watering, fresh sandwiches is the icing on the cake. Well... You get the picture. I had the Tuscan Italiano and it was heavenly. They make their own blend of spices that can be added to pretty much anything you fancy and with a name like Soul D'licious, I had to leave with a bottle. Finally, if your shopping bag isn't full just yet, you might want to head over to the Las Vegas Premium Outlets. A good 15 minutes walk from the Downtown Arts District, you'll find all your Mod approved brands like Brooks Brothers, G.H. Bass & Co., Clarks and Levi's. I'm not big on shopping malls but when you can get a pair genuine Bass Weejuns or Clarks desert boots at 50% off, it might be worth the walk over there. If you plan a trip to Las Vesgas any time soon, don't forget to leave some room in your suitcase. You'll thank me later.
